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The Grotesque

The Grotesque....no, we're not referring to German Sheppards humping strung out former Prom Queens....we are talking about one of the influential art movements that drips from the candlesticks within Lord's Rendezvous.

Full of disrespectful wit, The Grotesque was a movement that gained importance in German-speaking countries as a novel aesthetic approach in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Grotesque was a movement where subversive power and wit were inherent elements. Among the artists who were key to the movement were Arnold Böcklin, Lovis Corinth, Franz von Stuck, Max Klinger, Emil Nolde, Alfred Kubin, and Paul Klee. They used distortion and blending to create a "topsy-turvy world", a counterweight to the familiar order of things.

In Munich the grotesque first flowered around 1900. Important artists like Paul Kleen and Thomas Theodor Heine lived and worked in Munich.

The Grotesque can only truly be realized when one is ankle deep in the excrement of its psyche - forging through the fetid waters of its understanding - stumbling over the perverse and bumping into the absurd - only to find what looked like a reason from afar is actually a pile of placentas with a "Cuba" flag perched at the pinnacle.

The Grotesque is ever forming, ever changing, and ever leaping into the existential dimensions we normally reserve for science. The Grotesque is the dark energy, the anti-gravity which maintains celestial orbit while distorting a precious face into a cyst of pubic hair and teeth which resembles the silhouette of your mother, whom you have loved deeply since you became conscious of your diaper changing.

The Grotesque is, at one moment, a blend of animalist and human qualities and attributes designed to give a deeper look into the subjects psyche and in the next is a group of men surrounding a table in a Swiss bar placing a paper knife into a French dictionary - only to come out with Dada. Anti World War 1 - believing in no deity next to one's own feces - the Grotesque can transform any normal household into a shrine to diphtheria, human Pamplona virus or Peruvian Syphilis.

Accept the Grotesque as the roots of your being and dive into Lord's Rendezvous like the sweet feces that is and find your grotesque, just make sure to wear brown pants.


   
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