RODSTUARTLOVESTHEHAMPTONS.COM: Recent Comments

Comment on Rod Stuart Loves The Hamptons on Canvas

2010-08-30T03:31:58Z

"Honduras" courtesy of The Coape-Arnold Estate

Comment on The Great American Songbook

2010-08-07T02:51:08Z

Rod...nice stuff...I posted a photo of your work on my pod site:

http://www.noshiz.com/index.php?philo_ID=352

Keep up the fight.

Comment on Mandolin Wind

2009-11-03T03:15:02Z

Is that a Stuart/Rachel Hunter/Hornsby sandwich I smell, hot from the toaster of a midsummer Hamptons Jitney ride?

Comment on Every Picture Tells A Story

2009-08-15T19:28:58Z

hamptons

Comment on Every Picture Tells A Story

2009-08-15T05:12:23Z

I'm at ear inn. Where r u?

Comment on Vote Ed Koch! Vote Public Urination!

2009-07-04T16:32:12Z

Bring back NY!! Amen to that!!! NYC is dying and its people like Rod Stuart who are keeping it alive. Rod will I see you tonight on an Brooklyn bound train?

Comment on Young Hearts Be Free Tonight

2009-06-19T05:38:25Z

Someone left a comment about old New York vs. new New York. What I find compelling about this graffiti is that it seems to both mock and embody the "new" New York. A friend described Rod Stuart's (sic) work as "Yuppie Graffiti". I found that fitting and this entire campaign endlessly fascinating. It's an empty message packaged in a quirky slogan that quite simply, works.

Comment on Young Hearts Be Free Tonight

2009-06-16T15:31:04Z

rod stewart loves the hamptons was just inducted into the hall of memes with punk and hippies. i know one person that is going to be endlessly amused by that

Comment on Young Hearts Be Free Tonight

2009-06-16T04:08:16Z

I think you both need to get laid.

Comment on Young Hearts Be Free Tonight

2009-06-16T00:08:36Z

Ah the halcyon days when the streets of New York were paved with real grit and populated by real people, salt of the earth types.

Am I right? Or am I just spouting mawkish piffle like you - sentimental longings for a time when I wasn’t around and neither were you. I tell you who was though. Most of the people living in this building – artists for the most part, who can’t afford to remove this cheap, gimmicky affront to their existence. See we get fined by the city if we don’t take action. How romantic is that? How fucking great?

This is nothing more than vandalism. It’s an assault, a personal attack that we have to deal with and pay for at the expense of our own art. And what’s more, just like punkhood, hippydom and all the other movements, memes reprised and mimicked for lack of original thought – it’s irrelevant and dated.