Richard Prince

Yeah, and I'm not the first one to obviously think of it or look at it that way.

You have people like John Baldessari or Richard Prince who have been looking at and appropriating film stills from movies into their art since the 70s and 80s and 90s.

So I definitely look up to those people in that it all is relative.

But you're right, there is...

Yeah, yeah.

It's so, it's, the Arthur Jafa thing is interesting, too, 'cause I just went to the Arthur Jafa, um, Richard Prince show at, at, at the Prada Foundation in Venice, and there is, like, a little zine there that they, you could take home too.

Yeah.

But, um, yeah, it just feels, there's just so much.

yeah that's great description i mean he was static and uh y pants although i'm not sure that that's barbara s maybe y pants was without him barbara s is a wonderful photographer and um artist

wasn't richard prince in the band for a bit

Could be.

I saw some video of him either introducing them or playing with them.

My friend Erica Beckman, who went to CalArts, as well.

And as an old friend of mine shot some very early performances in the 70s that just emerged on the internet.

And you're right, there's Richard Prince and one of, I think he introduces him.

And it's like, wait, is that Richard Prince? Yes, it is, you know.

I'm not even going to begin to pronounce the title because that would be embarrassing.

And after that is an Edward Steichen photo, the Flatiron Building, and then Andres Gursky, and then another Man Ray, Richard Prince.

So I'm not even seeing Peter Lick on here.

So you're just going to have to take the continuing example of the Peter Lick just for what it is.

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Zuerrer, Richard Prince.

Um-

You j- you bummed around and saw different shows.