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Sergio Messina: The Margaret Mead of Internet Porn
by Luca Celada
IT'S true of the digital times that libido drives technology, but according to my friend Sergio Messina, porn is not only the engine of the Internet but the bona fide locus of art. And he's on a mission to prove it: "At the very least it's the perfect metaphor for the potential of digital media and a new paradigm of content production, a great example of how the world should be," he says, with the same ardor I can remember him expressing about the latest Frank Zappa bootleg tape back in high school.
Miami Vices
Food, Fashion, Fairs, Oh Yeah, And Art
by Sarah Sargent
THE THING you need to know about Art Basel Miami Beach and its attendant hoopla is that it's more about people watching than anything else. A colorful crowd, running the gamut from serial recidivists like Adele and Eva to lean and tanned South American trophy wives clutching regulation-issue Birkin bags, haunts the miles of aisles of art that comprise the show.
My Lunch With Zak Smith, Aka Zak Sabbath
by Tulsa Kinney
ARTILLERY: Do you believe in God?
ZAK SMITH: No. (Pauses, then smirks). Okay, you can't scientifically disprove it, so maybe there's a God. But if there is, he's definitely a jerk. So it's either I don't believe in him, or if it turns out he's real, I have a bone to pick.
Revelry Revisited (part 1)
a self-reflective travelogue by Kulov
Time passes by quickly. Or so they say. But the fall of 2007 seems like eternity ago. So much has happened in the past two years. So much has changed. Especially in the art world.
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