The nature of the comment thread is ultimately predictable. It's a like a Great Catharsis.
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(Lifted, 2009, 40"x30", acrylic on panel)
You can see more at this link. Let me know if you find yourself both quietly mesmorized and disturbed as you take in his images.
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[see also LiveBlogging on Pharyngula. PZ's excellent insider remarks and lots of great comments]
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Ah, thank you for posting that. I saw it in the paper yesterday and I wanted to forward it to someone, but when I went to the NYT website, I could not find it for the life of me!
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very nice commaents sara