Monkey Magic
Saturday, May 1st, 2010 by FrankArt is always open to interpretation but looks like Saturday night in Cork to me.
Art is always open to interpretation but looks like Saturday night in Cork to me.
Someone stole Mac, a family dog (2 year old Jack Russell terrier), from his home and from his family in Bray who miss him a lot.
Anyone who is a dog lover knows just how big a part of the family a dog becomes, so please help to get Mac back to his family.
It’s a really rotten thing to do, steal a family dog, I wonder if the people who did this have any idea of the grief they cause.
If you can help in any way, please get in touch with Emmet through the Lost Dog In Bray website – there are lots more images of Mac there too to help you recognise him.
There is a cash reward for his return, so even if you had something to do with his kidnapping maybe you would consider returning him?

New exhibition of pinhole photo etchings by Brian Bary from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras.
Opens May 1st, 6pm and continues until May 13th
Basement Project Space – Camden Place, Camden Quay, Cork.
All Pinhole Photos are hand printed from copper plates using a Photo Intaglio Etching process and are all of a limited edition.
Mexico’s Copper Canyon, the childhood towns of ‘Pedro Paramo’ author Juan Rulfo, a town destroyed by a volcano and an eruption in Guatemala all provided inspiration for this collection.
I own one of the prints from the last Mexican inspired exhibition Brian held, I’ll be there at the opening on Saturday night (1st May), so hopefully see you there.
LOOSEWORLD x Waverly Films: Reggie Watts in F_CK SH_T STACK from LOOSEWORLD on Vimeo.
Warning: As NSFW as any hip hop video.
These guys have been all over Twitter with their covers of Beyonce’s Single Ladies and Lady GaGa’s Telephone, but this one I think is their own and it’s even better than the covers.
Check out more of their music on MySpace.