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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by jon11 on Sept 27, 2008 12:36:20 GMT 1, i think you'll find she's either got a cock up her or is frantically rubbing her clit
ps - come on... is anyone serious about this cartrain stuff?
i think you'll find she's either got a cock up her or is frantically rubbing her clit
ps - come on... is anyone serious about this cartrain stuff?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 27, 2008 12:42:06 GMT 1, i think you'll find she's either got a cock up her or is frantically rubbing her clit ps - come on... is anyone serious about this cartrain stuff?
Thank you for that Jon11, beats "Thought for the Day"on the radio hands down.
i think you'll find she's either got a cock up her or is frantically rubbing her clit ps - come on... is anyone serious about this cartrain stuff? Thank you for that Jon11, beats "Thought for the Day"on the radio hands down. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by daz205 on Sept 27, 2008 13:45:49 GMT 1, damn missed out would have looked great in the toilet as well
damn missed out would have looked great in the toilet as well
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by GVD on Sept 27, 2008 14:02:29 GMT 1, I like em  ! Really nice, the one with the raft is really cool haha.
I like em ! Really nice, the one with the raft is really cool haha. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Daniel Silk on Sept 28, 2008 10:55:31 GMT 1, We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain.
It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him  you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art  really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it.
It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up 
Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D
We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Run Pig Run on Sept 28, 2008 12:57:56 GMT 1, We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D
why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke?
I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t.
like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art.
nice one for the giveaway though cartrain.
We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke? I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t. like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art. nice one for the giveaway though cartrain. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 28, 2008 14:22:02 GMT 1, We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke? I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t. like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art. nice one for the giveaway though cartrain.
i agree, but im not selling wooden wheelbarrows though that gives me an idea for a new set of collages thanks mate ;D
We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke? I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t. like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art. nice one for the giveaway though cartrain. i agree, but im not selling wooden wheelbarrows though that gives me an idea for a new set of collages thanks mate ;D |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Daniel Silk on Sept 28, 2008 22:02:07 GMT 1, We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke? I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t. like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art. nice one for the giveaway though cartrain.
Being able to like and respect an Artist as a person is always a big plus if you have a piece of art by them hung on the wall. If you suddenly found out the Artist that painted you favorite painting is a right asshole it just spoils it a little 
We spent some of yesterday walking round the art exhibitions with Cartrain. It just shows that all the people that knock him know f**k all about him you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it. It was funny walking down the street with him coz he was always looking about for new spots to put a piece up Keep up the good work Mr Cartrain! ;D why should I like his art just because he is a nice bloke? I don't find his stuff that offensive but if say I met a nice bloke who sold those wooden wheelbarrows for putting plants in....I wouldn't buy one and would still think they we're ugly pieces of s**t. like I said I don't find his stuff that offensive to look at, so good luck to him, but to me the fact that someone is a nice bloke is irrelevant when buying their art. nice one for the giveaway though cartrain. Being able to like and respect an Artist as a person is always a big plus if you have a piece of art by them hung on the wall. If you suddenly found out the Artist that painted you favorite painting is a right asshole it just spoils it a little |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by paulypaul on Sept 28, 2008 22:51:46 GMT 1, Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang...
It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing...
I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question.
This stuff is just fucking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper...
Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close...
Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang...
It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing...
I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question.
This stuff is just fucking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper...
Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close...
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by numberwang on Sept 29, 2008 12:57:05 GMT 1, PAULYPAUL Thats not numberwang
PAULYPAUL Thats not numberwang
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 13:04:47 GMT 1, Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close...
According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this
Laugh now but one day i will be in control
Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close... According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in control |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by mishco on Sept 30, 2008 13:08:38 GMT 1, Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close... According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in control
sorry to break this to you Cartrain but you won't, well not in the art scene. In control of a bicycle maybe and possibly a car in a few years if you're lucky but definately not with the art...
Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close... According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in controlsorry to break this to you Cartrain but you won't, well not in the art scene. In control of a bicycle maybe and possibly a car in a few years if you're lucky but definately not with the art... |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 13:18:53 GMT 1, According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in controlsorry to break this to you Cartrain but you won't, well not in the art scene. In control of a bicycle maybe and possibly a car in a few years if you're lucky but definitely not with the art...
If its bicycles than so be it. Marcel Duchamp revolutionized the art world with one of his bicycles.
According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in controlsorry to break this to you Cartrain but you won't, well not in the art scene. In control of a bicycle maybe and possibly a car in a few years if you're lucky but definitely not with the art... If its bicycles than so be it. Marcel Duchamp revolutionized the art world with one of his bicycles. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by nacional on Sept 30, 2008 14:50:44 GMT 1, Very nice answer Cartrain: Mishco, sorry mate but you have taken an intellectual bitch slapping......
Very nice answer Cartrain: Mishco, sorry mate but you have taken an intellectual bitch slapping......
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Curley on Sept 30, 2008 15:05:09 GMT 1, Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close... According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in control
Sorry not really, pls can you explain what they mean ?
In my experience all artists i have met have been more than happy to to spend time explaining what their work means and represents.
I would be interested in what these mean to you ?
Niceness, in Cartrain's case, is irrelevant as I have not seen anything I would, in my most blethering state, ever want to hang... It's just rubbish. No theme, no skill, no originality. Nothing... I mean, look at the amazing skill shown in something by Replete or Vandal. Immensely impressive, masters of what they do. You may not like it or want it but their skill and talent is beyond question. This stuff is just fu cking, absolute, unequivocal, 100%, talentless waste of paper... Give it up - go to college, learn a trade and if you still want to do this - do it at home, learn and develop. Right now, your like the fat kid thinking he can do a four minute mile. You can't, not even close... According to Yung and the collective unconscious i thought any explanation on my part is rendered irrelevant if you cannot see the nonsensical logic to the work i can only assume that your unconscious objectivity is not sensitive enough to de-code the logic of the work. I hope you can make sense of this Laugh now but one day i will be in control Sorry not really, pls can you explain what they mean ? In my experience all artists i have met have been more than happy to to spend time explaining what their work means and represents. I would be interested in what these mean to you ? |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 15:52:57 GMT 1, An explanation of the work as i have said before would render them powerless. i leave each to this own thoughts about what they convey To tell the punch line before the joke would be like going down with Captain Memo
Any one got an old bike they no longer want ?
An explanation of the work as i have said before would render them powerless. i leave each to this own thoughts about what they convey To tell the punch line before the joke would be like going down with Captain Memo
Any one got an old bike they no longer want ?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by mishco on Sept 30, 2008 16:08:58 GMT 1, Very nice answer Cartrain: Mishco, sorry mate but you have taken an intellectual b**ch slapping......
fair enough, i gave a bad example
however, cartrain will never be one to lead the way in any artform.......he won't be in charge. just my opinion but i'm sure many will agree.
how did your charity piece for great ormond street do anyway?
Very nice answer Cartrain: Mishco, sorry mate but you have taken an intellectual b**ch slapping...... fair enough, i gave a bad example however, cartrain will never be one to lead the way in any artform.......he won't be in charge. just my opinion but i'm sure many will agree. how did your charity piece for great ormond street do anyway? |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by nacional on Sept 30, 2008 16:11:11 GMT 1, I sense some kind of game going on here. Cartrain used to write in (apologies for saying this) very bad grammatical English, littered with spelling mistakes and use poor vocabulary. Now, it emerges that the man has a fine control of language and can pull out of his top hat refences to Yung and the collective unconciousness. He was either having us on before and playing himself down, has taken some get philosophy classes or he is not what he is (to paraphrase Iago...)
In short, who the hell is Cartrain......
I sense some kind of game going on here. Cartrain used to write in (apologies for saying this) very bad grammatical English, littered with spelling mistakes and use poor vocabulary. Now, it emerges that the man has a fine control of language and can pull out of his top hat refences to Yung and the collective unconciousness. He was either having us on before and playing himself down, has taken some get philosophy classes or he is not what he is (to paraphrase Iago...)
In short, who the hell is Cartrain......
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 16:15:40 GMT 1, I sense some kind of game going on here. Cartrain used to write in (apologies for saying this) very bad grammatical English, littered with spelling mistakes and use poor vocabulary. Now, it emerges that the man has a fine control of language and can pull out of his top hat refences to Yung and the collective unconciousness. He was either having us on before and playing himself down, has taken some get philosophy classes or he is not what he is (to paraphrase Iago...) In short, who the hell is Cartrain......
I noticed this also
I sense some kind of game going on here. Cartrain used to write in (apologies for saying this) very bad grammatical English, littered with spelling mistakes and use poor vocabulary. Now, it emerges that the man has a fine control of language and can pull out of his top hat refences to Yung and the collective unconciousness. He was either having us on before and playing himself down, has taken some get philosophy classes or he is not what he is (to paraphrase Iago...) In short, who the hell is Cartrain...... I noticed this also |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Curley on Sept 30, 2008 16:15:50 GMT 1, An explanation of the work as i have said before would render them powerless. i leave each to this own thoughts about what they convey To tell the punch line before the joke would be like going down with Captain Memo Any one got an old bike they no longer want ?
I cant believe that as an aspiring artist you are not prepared to put your thoughts across as to what they mean. Seriously every artist i have ever spoken has been more than happy to discuss what their work means or what its trying to represent.
Without an explanation i fear that these collages just appears a lot of random images with no meaning what so ever.
An explanation to the works may help one understand what's going on in these pictures and allow us to see and maybe understand another side of you as an artist.
An explanation of the work as i have said before would render them powerless. i leave each to this own thoughts about what they convey To tell the punch line before the joke would be like going down with Captain Memo Any one got an old bike they no longer want ? I cant believe that as an aspiring artist you are not prepared to put your thoughts across as to what they mean. Seriously every artist i have ever spoken has been more than happy to discuss what their work means or what its trying to represent. Without an explanation i fear that these collages just appears a lot of random images with no meaning what so ever. An explanation to the works may help one understand what's going on in these pictures and allow us to see and maybe understand another side of you as an artist. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by nacional on Sept 30, 2008 16:20:00 GMT 1, Sorry to bump over you Curley, but i think my point is far more interesting....
Sorry to bump over you Curley, but i think my point is far more interesting....
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by paulypaul on Sept 30, 2008 16:26:21 GMT 1, Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'.
Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'...
But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid...
Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'.
Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'...
But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid...
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by manty on Sept 30, 2008 16:26:44 GMT 1, I think curleys is :-)
I am more interested in what the pics are about
Ta
I think curleys is :-)
I am more interested in what the pics are about
Ta
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by dill on Sept 30, 2008 16:36:00 GMT 1, .... I must agree with you Nacional,
In a very short time, it appears, Mr Cartain has developed a very erudite and learned style of prose, displaying a literary and philosophical, maturity far beyond his tender years.
...but how?
.... I must agree with you Nacional,
In a very short time, it appears, Mr Cartain has developed a very erudite and learned style of prose, displaying a literary and philosophical, maturity far beyond his tender years.
...but how?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by nacional on Sept 30, 2008 16:41:01 GMT 1, I just knew you would that Paulypaul, but it still doesn't explain how Cartrain has upped his game...I think he must tell us......
I just knew you would that Paulypaul, but it still doesn't explain how Cartrain has upped his game...I think he must tell us......
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by seidbereit on Sept 30, 2008 16:42:29 GMT 1, I too am interested in hearing what the collages are supposed to convey but I have to admit, nacional has raised an extremely interesting point - who's doing Cartrain's talking for him?
I too am interested in hearing what the collages are supposed to convey but I have to admit, nacional has raised an extremely interesting point - who's doing Cartrain's talking for him?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by dill on Sept 30, 2008 16:44:54 GMT 1, The wizard of Oz?
The wizard of Oz?
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 16:46:45 GMT 1, Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'. Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'... But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid...
Its "Ultimately" btw.
Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'. Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'... But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid... Its "Ultimately" btw. |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by dill on Sept 30, 2008 16:50:21 GMT 1, Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'. Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'... But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid... Its "Ultimately" btw.
it's "it's" by the may
Erm, it's 'Jung'...It's pronouced 'yung'. Good effort, though. You sounded, for a minute (almost) like you had taken a quick look at a Lett's 'Guide to GCSE Psychology'... But ultimatley it makes you sound stupid... Its "Ultimately" btw. it's "it's" by the may |
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Cartrain ๐ฌ๐ง Tate Gallery โข Damien Hirst โข Gilbert & George, by Deleted on Sept 30, 2008 16:51:05 GMT 1, Its "Ultimately" btw. it's "it's" by the may
May?
Its "Ultimately" btw. it's "it's" by the may May? |
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! Really nice, the one with the raft is really cool haha.
you could not meet a nicer lad. He's so much into his Art 
really intelligent, and each piece of art has a strong story behind it.
