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marcel duchamp is alive and well and making crop circles

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music

O on the downlow 2012           

Pictures Generation 1974-1984 at the Metropolitan

project inc. revisited    

rock’n'roll therapist

spiritual

video

writing

 

Welcome to paulmcmahon.tv, the official web site of the singer songwriter, PICTURES GENERATION artist, PROJECT INC. exhibitionist, social sculptor and so much more….

 This is my daughter Ginger’s song One Day with me on guitar

God-daughter Shamsi Ruhe singing Bring it on Down

 

ARAPAHO MAIDEN from MR. PAUL McMAHON

video by Land of Enchantment

Project Inc. Revisited, Churner and Churner

Performances, Film Screenings, Catalog

MARCEL DUCHAMP IS ALIVE AND WELL…

AND MAKING CROP CIRCLES

 

HYMN TO HER

SHOUTOUT 2 DAVE LEONARD: WDST-FM RADIO UNLEASHED

AND TO GARY GOLDBERG: WRPI-FM IN THE SPIRIT

THANKS 4 PLAYING my MUSIC!

ONLY LOVE (IS)

Thanks to Caecilie DiaZolena* ……………………………Photography: Simon Lewis

PAUL McMAHON EXCELS WITH HYMN TO HER

I hate to speak of people as treasures – local, national, whatever. “Treasure” implies a bygone value from a bygone time, out of context now and of worth chiefly as a historical token; the doubloons that we preserve in order to remember. Plus, as soon as you use the word “treasure,” arts councils get involved. Small industries are built on curating such human treasure; purity and provenance are everything to them. You had better really be from them hills. So to describe the genre-bending Woodstock-based songwriter Paul McMahon in a way that will not engage the treasure-hunters, I will borrow a technical term from the language of musicians: He is a bad__s m__________r.

John Burdick, FULL REVIEW

ART

The Pictures Generation 1974-1984, Metropolitan Museum, 2009

photo: Eileen Travell

 

A POLKA DOT PAINTING REPRODUCED IN THE GALLERIST,

thanks to Damien Hirst and David Platzker