Hoboken Pizza Man walks in on an interesting scene

 

Hoboken Pizza Man walks in on an interesting scene is a video by Tim King, a social experiment / performance art piece that for me is reminiscent of Cacophony Society style events. [HT Laughing Squid]

“I decided to host a ‘secret society’ style birthday dinner for me and my closest friends. Wouldn’t have been complete with out some Hoboken Pizza.

For more of a detailed explanation of why I did this and how it wasn’t about scaring the pizza man, but really just a part of my lifestyle — check out my blog” [via]

Pizza Guy: “I don’t know if I want to come in. But, I will anyways.”

Consider also:

  1. Sister, Wake Up
  2. Urban Magic in Early Modern Spain
  3. Eye In The Triangle
  4. More images of The Quake Enochian Temple of Michael Arndt
  5. “SUPPOSE that I make up my mind that one of Charles Condor’s painted women on a fan lacks distinctness? Do I call in Zuloaga to put a new head on her? Zuloaga will paint me in a fine head, no doubt; but he is certain to throw out the rest of Condor’s picture. In the realm of painting I much prefer Gaugain to John Lavery, but I should not ask the former to pain a Samoan head on the shoulders of the portrait of ‘Lady Platagenet-Tudor’ by the latter. Consider the diffident reverence with which a great artist like Sir A. Quiller-Couch finished a novel by Stevenson–and always from the master’s notes.”