Bastard's

The Gleam in the Young Bastard's Eye: Finish Fetish & the Continuing Fascination with Sensuality of Surface in Contemporary Art | In the early 60's, artists such as Billy Al Bengston, Larry Bell, Craig Kaufman, Kenny Price, and John McKracken among others began working with materials which were uniquely evocative of those associated with the Los Angeles car and surf culture.

Bill Bush: What is Worth Saving? This Artweek.LA (November 14-20, 2011) Bill Bush 2011

The Gleam in the Young Bastard's Eye: Finish Fetish & the Continuing Fascination with Sensuality of Surface in Contemporary Art | In the early 60's, artists such as Billy Al Bengston, Larry Bell, Craig Kaufman, Kenny Price, and John McKracken among others began working with materials which were uniquely evocative of those associated with the Los Angeles car and surf culture.

Bill Bush: What is Worth Saving? This Artweek.LA (November 14-20, 2011) Bill Bush 2011

The Gleam in the Young Bastard's Eye: Finish Fetish & the Continuing Fascination with Sensuality of Surface in Contemporary Art | In the early 60's, artists such as Billy Al Bengston, Larry Bell, Craig Kaufman, Kenny Price, and John McKracken among others began working with materials which were uniquely evocative of those associated with the Los Angeles car and surf culture.

Bill Bush: What is Worth Saving? This Artweek.LA (November 14-20, 2011) Bill Bush 2011

His sites of pilgrimage are locations immortalised in soul and hip hop – Ol 'Dirty Bastard's Brooklyn Zoo or Bobby Womacks' Across 110th Street – where he plays relevant tracks on his portable record player and chats with bemused locals.

Artist of the week 107: David Blandy Skye Sherwin 2010

I've thrown together a "Lil Bastard's Firewall Bypass Kit" for some of my friends behind cooperate firewalls.

Turn Thumb Drives Into Feature-Packed Giveaway Drives | Lifehacker Australia 2009

The Gleam in the Young Bastard's Eye: Finish Fetish & the Continuing Fascination with Sensuality of Surface in Contemporary Art | In the early 60's, artists such as Billy Al Bengston, Larry Bell, Craig Kaufman, Kenny Price, and John McKracken among others began working with materials which were uniquely evocative of those associated with the Los Angeles car and surf culture.

Bill Bush: What is Worth Saving? This Artweek.LA (November 14-20, 2011) Bill Bush 2011

In this age of huge flatscreen TVs, I think a series based on Ringworld might be able to capture the sheer awesome scale (although I'd settle for a 40-minute IMAX film covering the Lying Bastard's final approach, y'know, when the Ringworld fills the entire field of view and soon loses all sense of curvature).

Voice Of The Fans: The SF TV Show You'd Like To See 2010

Arranged mix tape-style, the music shifted seamlessly from song to song, frequently after only one verse, with a few hooks borrowed from her peers (Ol 'Dirty Bastard's "Got Your Money" was a nice surprise).

Concert review: Kelis and Robyn lift the 9:30 Club with booming dance-pop beats 2010

Arranged mixtape-style, the music shifting seamlessly from song to song, frequently after only one verse, with a few hooks borrowed from her peers (Ol 'Dirty Bastard's "Got Your Money" was a nice surprise).

In concert: Robyn and Kelis at 9:30 Club 2010

Ol 'Dirty Bastard's death plus rampant internal beef slashed creativity, and the Wu-Tang sword went dull.

From The Slums Of Shaolin: A Wu-Tang Film 2008