Display Model Trashbook from Dkult Chaplain Dustin Hamby

[DKeys]

Dustin said it best "I can't see why anyone should throw anything away!" This is proof of why no one should. This book blew me away. his use of rubberbands, fake haire,nails, pottery bits, book binding,  adds a whole new (third)dimension. I feel like he deconstructed an office cubicle after a wild christmas party. The felt just makes me think construction, industrial, institutional. Dustin says he mailed another of these out and I really hope they blog it. thanks Dustin--you were truly dialed in on this one

[De Villo Sloan]

Read the legend of Yantoh the Mystery Dog!

[De Villo Sloan]

Anyone who finds themselves on the obscure path should learn the arcane lore:

http://www.thing.de/projekte/7:9%23/14_masters_index.html

[DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind]

The 14 Secret Masters of the World are cat lovers after all. What happened to the dog lovers?

[De Villo Sloan]

Neil, Investigative Mail-art comes straight from Ed Sanders' Investigative Poetry.

I'm not sure if these folks are taking seriously the existence of the 14 Secret Masters of the World.

[Neil Gordon]

I like Not's  van and the investigative mail art journalism! Diane should compile a book of all her great stories!!!!

The tinkler incident plot Thickens....

[Not Hi Ng]

Diane, it's amazing that you knew Dead Betty, but then she did get around quite a lot. Besides the Rob Zombie song written about her, Root Boy Slim wrote "Left For Dead" about our meeting in a ditch in West Texas after a Grateful Dead concert.

[DKeys]

Not, I once played board games with Dead Betty. At least I think it was her. She never WOULD say how she got that name, but by her scrabble words, I could summize that it related to her insatiable love of the dead. In fact, Rob Zombie wrote a song about her called "Living Dead Girl"

[De Villo Sloan]

Not Hi Ng, as an investigative mail-artist, I am dedicated to getting at the truth. "The Clinic" goes at least as far back as David Zack's disappearance in 1995. The Elgin Shroud spent time at the "The Clinic" via Mr. Stubbs. Tinkler's van was confiscated by the govt. Hey, Leary tried to start a clinic in Mexico after Harvard pulled the plug. 

Problem is - you connect the dots, and you get a bunch of lines and dots.

[Not Hi Ng]

There appears to be evidence that Tinkler may have been involved in some clandestine operations being conducted at "The Clinic" in Mexico and the dead cats were the unfortunate result of botched experiments of a yet to be determined nature.

[De Villo Sloan]

Here is a link to the CBS-Chicago coverage of the "Tinkler Incident" last September. Keep in mind this is what the corporate media wants you to know:

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/09/26/60-dead-cats-found-inside-el...

There was a near media blackout after the initial story. No, Tinkler is not an artist. BUT we have found connections to "The Clinic" in Mexico.

Some DKulter - maybe Not Hi Ng in has van - needs to go down to Tepotzlan and find out what the hell is going on in that clinic.