6.12.2006
It's Not Easy Being Bizarre
In this crazy day and age, the ability to baffle seems well nigh impossible. Every second we interpret and survive a mayhem of ideas, information, images flying at us faster than would seem conceivable even five years ago (hell, five minutes). But in this weird wired wacky world Jason Nelson manages to succeed where networks, advertisers, and spammers all fail. Though they vie for our attention at an evermore frenetic pace, and in the process multiply confusion faster than communication, Nelson's work puts them all to utter shame. For the makers of Rice Krispies and Iraq Wars, for the progenitors of Prozac and the brazen humanities students who think thay've seen it all, interpret this!
