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| − | '''Christopher Wendell Comperry''', born May 29, 1985, was the "sexy intern" at Main | + | [[image:ChrisCellPhone.jpg|thumb|Picture of Chris. From his cell.]] |
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| + | '''Christopher Wendell Comperry''', born May 29, 1985, was the "sexy intern" at Main Street Museum June - September 2007. He curated a show entitled "From Hazardous Materials to Hazardous Aesthetics: A Chronicalization of Bad Health from [[Depression Glass]] & [[FiestaWare]] to [[InarcoWare]]." | ||
His nickname is "Abstract Rainbow," (abstractrainbow, rainbowartkid). | His nickname is "Abstract Rainbow," (abstractrainbow, rainbowartkid). | ||
| − | He is a 2007 graduate of The University of The South at Sewanee, Tennessee, with a Bachelor's Degree with a major in the Fine Arts | + | He is a 2007 graduate of The University of The South at Sewanee, Tennessee, with a Bachelor's Degree with a major in the Fine Arts. |
| − | His hometown is La Porte, Texas, and he is a 2003 graduate of La Porte High | + | His hometown is La Porte, Texas, and he is a 2003 graduate of La Porte High. |
| − | He is 5' | + | ==Vital Stats== |
| + | He is 5' 9" and has light brown hair. | ||
His interests include: art (doing and viewing), Magic the Gathering, bowling, chess, orienteering, movie watching (especially John Waters), and reading (philosophy, Shakespeare, and Christopher Rice). He is a definite photography monograph junkie. | His interests include: art (doing and viewing), Magic the Gathering, bowling, chess, orienteering, movie watching (especially John Waters), and reading (philosophy, Shakespeare, and Christopher Rice). He is a definite photography monograph junkie. | ||
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His strongest art is photography and painting, but he knows a bit about almost all media. Some of his pieces are on his MySpace picture page. He did a series from photos found on MySpace, really trying to delve into the internet's possibilities for letting people create an ideal identity and the spectator's obsessive recreation of those identities. | His strongest art is photography and painting, but he knows a bit about almost all media. Some of his pieces are on his MySpace picture page. He did a series from photos found on MySpace, really trying to delve into the internet's possibilities for letting people create an ideal identity and the spectator's obsessive recreation of those identities. | ||
| − | http://www.myspace.com/chriscomperry | + | ==Links== |
| − | http://sewanee.facebook.com/profile.php?id=44700658 | + | |
| + | *http://www.myspace.com/chriscomperry | ||
| + | *http://sewanee.facebook.com/profile.php?id=44700658 | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 18 August 2008
General Information
Christopher Wendell Comperry, born May 29, 1985, was the "sexy intern" at Main Street Museum June - September 2007. He curated a show entitled "From Hazardous Materials to Hazardous Aesthetics: A Chronicalization of Bad Health from Depression Glass & FiestaWare to InarcoWare."
His nickname is "Abstract Rainbow," (abstractrainbow, rainbowartkid).
He is a 2007 graduate of The University of The South at Sewanee, Tennessee, with a Bachelor's Degree with a major in the Fine Arts.
His hometown is La Porte, Texas, and he is a 2003 graduate of La Porte High.
Vital Stats
He is 5' 9" and has light brown hair.
His interests include: art (doing and viewing), Magic the Gathering, bowling, chess, orienteering, movie watching (especially John Waters), and reading (philosophy, Shakespeare, and Christopher Rice). He is a definite photography monograph junkie.
His strongest art is photography and painting, but he knows a bit about almost all media. Some of his pieces are on his MySpace picture page. He did a series from photos found on MySpace, really trying to delve into the internet's possibilities for letting people create an ideal identity and the spectator's obsessive recreation of those identities.
