Sunday, June 1, 2014
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Birth
Ignorant Southern Yuppies don't like to see an Individual with his held high.
Their world is one of prescription lies
Open your eyes, take a deep breathe
"I'm ready to be Alive!" Your soul cries
As you leave the flourescent world behind.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
ine FArt
So, Fine Art kinda mindnumbingly boring.
Its a commodity to be purchased as a trophy of social worth.
No wonder most artists seem so miserable.
Towering white tents in the artificial light of electricity.
We can peddle our shit at night!
Obligated clarity.
It is clear that if you disagree things will become difficult.
You must join, peaceful separation is not an option.
Hunger sucks
Peaceful secession from society will be brought to justice by an armed peacekeeping force.
So just give up and give in.
No.
Sunday, March 30, 2014
The Holder-Zuckerberg Social Surveillance Pact
Electronic Dance Movement
untitled
Flower Power
Government Surveillance Portrait
Prisoner at Penco
Why So Serious?
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
The Holder-Zuckerberg Social Surveillance Pact
My work is a response to this. Armed with a decade old fuji film I capture moments of raw emotion. Using the infinitely expanding dimension of realm I have pried open the pixels of a captured moment in time. I erase the facade defined by TMZ, 24 hr news, and social media that we believe is reality. In its place I show the world for what it really is. The Holder-Zuckerberg Social Surveillance Pact has been signed and the majority have been swallowed by its rising tide. I refuse to sink, so I must continue to swim. My work is the product of my swimming.
The first series of images from The Holder-Zuckerberg Surveillance Pact will be on display this Friday and Saturday at Jef Bond's Art Party. www.artpartypensacola.com
Jack Kunning
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Dolo Jazz Suite at the Handlebar 2/6/14
The most enjoyable part though of the evening was definitely the calm complex sounds of AF THE NAYSAYER. This was my second time seeing him and once he got started I couldn't remain still long enough to take a good photo. I became distracted by the desires of my feet to move along the swirling path his music has to offer. I followed my feet all the way to the end when he offered the crowd a Riff Raff remix for an encore. It was the first time I found myself enjoying the music of Riff Raff.
All in all it was a great evening thanks to all the artists. A special thanks to Pass the Good and Stew for letting my broke ass in so that I could capture some of the energy that evening.
Photographs by Jack Kunning, words by Kengir




















