http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Torso-shaped-l...item3ef6f722f9
Look at his other works of art he asks up to £300 for a tee stump with a lamp shoved through it.Alistair
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wow what/not a bargain????????
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Torso-shaped-l...item3ef6f722f9
Look at his other works of art he asks up to £300 for a tee stump with a lamp shoved through it.Alistair
Last edited by Alistair Hosie; 09-26-2010 at 03:55 PM.
Please excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
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What sized collets does it take and is it rigid enough to take carbide?
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If my six year old made that for me, I'd be impressed. Otherwise, not so much.Originally Posted by Alistair Hosie
Dan from Raleigh, NC
If it's stupid but it works, it's not stupid.
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Every home should be without one.
Don't fail to miss it. . .
Last edited by Frank Ford; 09-26-2010 at 05:32 PM.
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"....Wise to know that some movement may occur over a period of time enhancing its natural appearance..."
I love it.
In other words "Don't call me when it cracks".
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That looks less like a torso and more like the pelvic region to me. Does torso mean something else in the UK or is he just being polite?
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If he were here and painted that lime green and purple polka-dot he could get a huge NEA grant to help him persue his "art"
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More evidence that there is no object that someone will not try to turn into a lamp or a clock.
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Some sell a pile of bricks or a stack of tyres to an art gallery for thousands of pounds. This is the beauty of personal choice, each piece is unique.
Don't like it??
Don't buy it!
Re4gards Ian.
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Went to visit the Grand Rapids Art Prize last weekend.Some sell a pile of bricks or a stack of tyres to an art gallery for thousands of pounds.
http://www.artprize.org/
One of the entries was a pile of old analog televisions, radios, and alarm clocks and other miscellaneous consumer electronics thrown in a pile in a stairwell. All of the TVs were on and tuned to the now nonexistant analog stations snow in the screens, static from the speakers. Yep... creative...
Weston Bye - Practitioner of the Electromechanical Arts - Author of The Mechatronist Column, Digital Machinist magazine
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