The Journal of a Cruel Sadistic Bitch: The Bridge Art Fair 2008

Gosh last week was a very busy week for me. The Bridge Art Fair started on Dec 3 and didn't end until Dec 7. I was on the beach for the whole entire week. lol. What can I say? I am fascinated with Art and artists.

I attended the first night of the show with Goddess Desire my partner in crime. It was great. She has some lovely pics of our first night at the show. When she gets back from her trip to D.C. I'll be sure to show you losers. They were hot. The whole time that we were at the show. All of the photographers and paparazzi kept snapping pics of us. It was awesome. lol. They even asked us for an interview. hehe. We were showstoppers indeed. After we left the show we went to party at the Delano where I accidentally ran into a famous artist from Milan Italy. It was great because we begin the best of friends. lol Then he introduced me to the rest of the famous artists and collectors. hehe

I think that I will do a slide show of the art that I saw there. It is way too many pictures to upload here. Stay tuned for those losers.

I was very pleased to get a chance to meet Billy the Artist NYC. He is such a wonderful person. lol. I can't wait until I take another trip to N.Y. so that I can go up there and hang out. He is cool as fuck. Shit to be honest I think that all artists are cool as fuck. lol. They can just throw some paint of a canvas and call it a masterpiece and sell it for thousands of dollars. They fucking rule. hehe Seriously some of the art that I saw there I could've easily done it myself.

My favorite live Art show was the show my friend performed live at the Catalina on South Beach. He drew a huge crowd of people, the news and the paparrazi. It was great. I felt fucking famous when all of the cameras got to snapping all at once. hehe

R.V. the artist from Milan, Italy and Orlando did a kick ass performance with his Homage to Yves Klein. Yves Klein was a French artist who was considered very important during the post European art. He was famous for painting women in the nude and using their bodies as paintbrushes. He died in 1962 so R.V. keep his memory alive by painting Homages in his name.

Look at the paparrazi losers. Who knew that a naked lady could attract such a crowd? hehe.

The Homage to Yves Klein.

Here are a couple of pics that I took with my friend. R.V. He is so freaking cool. lol. We had such a great time together throughout the week. It is always great making new friends.