February 7, 2011 · 2 Comments
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Profanity and insults are just distractions in Jayson Scott Musson’s posters, screeds and rants. The real message is the human comedy of rules, categories, identities, stereotypes, pretensions and social classes. In this interview he talks about trying to solve his problems as an artist and as an equal opportunity irritant to the politically correct. Musson has a solo show of his work at Marginal Utility Feb. 4- March 27, 2011.
First, a short sample from the interview; and below that the full 12-minute episode.
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Jason is an extremely eloquent artist, with a great sense of humor, this interview was rad. I also enjoy his rap music very much.
[...] As you probably have guessed from previous posts, I like this guy. You can listen to the man behind the persona on theartblog.org here. [...]