Wednesday, November 22, 1978

The big news for the past two days is the mass suicide in Guyana of a cult led by somebody named Jim Jones. It’s costing the U.S. government $8 million to remove all the bodies and bring them back. They’d put cyanide in grape-flavored Kool-Aid. (laughs) Just think, if they’d used Campbell’s Soup I’d be so famous. I’d be on every news show, everyone would be asking me about it. But Kool-Aid was always a hippie thing.

  • An image of Greenspacing.

    But Kool-Aid was always a hippie thing.

  • An image of The Float House

    It's costing the U.S. government $8 million to remove all the bodies and bring them back.

  • They'd put cyanide in grape-flavored Kool-Aid.

  • (laughs) Just think, if they'd used Campbell's Soup I'd be so famous, I'd be on every news show, everyone would be asking me about it.

  • The big news for the past two days is the mass suicide in Guyana of a cult led by somebody named Jim Jones.

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Acrylic on canvas 36 x 24

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Acrylic on canvas 36 x 48

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Acrylic on plywood 36 x 28

Acrylic on wood 48 x 54 Untitled

24 x 36 Acrylic on plywood Untitled

36 x 36 Acrylic on canvas Untitled

24 x 36 Acrylic on canvas Untitled

ARAKNIDZ and Rose Brooks at Reandy Warhol Diaries Gallery after-party March 28th.

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ARAKNIDZ and Rose Brooks at Reandy Warhol Diaries after-party. March 28th