Dear Readers, Henceforth, let it be known that The Museum of Natural Historicity successfully enacted yet another coup. We’ve sealed the deal to leave the imaginary boundaries of the land of platitudes and cheeseburgers! Three days after July 4th, we will relocate to Santiago, Chile. This raises an interesting question. Who will this summer’s Independence … Continue reading
Dear Readers From the Seven Continents And Beyond: We make no apology for our lull in activity, for leaving you wanting, desperate. Wipe the drool and tears from your chins! Phenomenal Nobodies has returned…. Where have we been? Did we lose the drive to continue the mission of The Museum of Natural Historicity? No. We were on … Continue reading
Better late than never… The Museum of Natural Historicity and Phenomenal Nobodies were proud to have obtained a brief excerpt the work of the great writer Eliseo Guzman Martinez. But for the better part of a year we struggled to find a proper way to introduce and frame Martinez’s writing. We also hoped to be … Continue reading
The ups and downs of being an autonomous not for profit institution often causes The Museum of Natural Historicity and Phenomenal Nobodies to be confronted by dire fiscal difficulties. But we take heart in our mission, and when the museum is closed to the public we sometimes wander our halls, considering the artists that make … Continue reading
Last week, we of Phenomenal Nobodies had the honor and privilege of attending the opening reception of Clintel Steed’s first solo show in New York City at (Art) Almalgamated. The show, CLINTEL STEED: WORKS, 2008-2012, remains up until April 14, 2012. In doing our research on Steed, Phenomenal Nobodies came across this essay about his … Continue reading
The Museum of Natural Historicity and Phenomenal Nobodies celebrate the work of Michael Dopp, a Los Angeles based artist and global expeditioner. Dopp’s most recent work is included in the show In The Making on view at Roberts & Tilton in Los Angeles. What follows is “Now Please Carry Me, Or Else I Will Never … Continue reading
The Museum of Natural Historicity and Phenomenal Nobodies celebrate award winning writer Arisa White and the release of her debut poetry collection, Hurrah’s Nest. White is a writer of rare courage, lyrical styling, and insight. What follows is an excerpt of the conversation PN had with White over the course of the last two weeks. … Continue reading
The performance artist Julian Razkovic was born and raised in Shenorock, New York. Once, an accomplished ebay entrepreneur and a founding member of the Benevolent Anarchists, a nondenominational amorphous global body of aspiring super heroes, evolutionists, and modern day American revolutionists with ties to the slow food movement, Razkovic’s radical political engagement strategies and actions … Continue reading
