"Jake can't see the Dirk he wants, the real one, but he sees one in his dreams. Of course, this Dirk is different, evolved. This Dirk keeps him awake at night with dark promises, haunts him until he can't tell what's real and what isn't."

Seen at Klompching Gallery in DUMBO.

Seen at Klompching Gallery in DUMBO.

An article on Raymond Roussel appeared on page 62 of the 18 December 1910 edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, entitled “Yes He Really Likes to Work”:

First part of first episode of Munnery/Lee show from 2001, Attention Scum!

stewart lee, simon munnery

(Source: http://twitter.com/wayneford/status/175915421474635776)

"Jenkins creates and sets free a colorful cast of characters by way of clear tape casts: the homeless, kids, vagrants, polar bears, and horses (to name but a few) all take their place in the wild, wild urban space, while interacting with the surrounding buildings and public places that provide the context and set the stage. Positioning them around the world, Jenkins’ sculptures have made their way around the world in cities throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East."