Still from the Video, Not Buried but Waiting, director Marguerite Van Cook
In 2019, I was invited to show my video, Not Buried but Waiting at the Taipei Museum of Modern Art, in a show curated by Kairon Liu. The video was projected onto a giant screen in front of the museum and played for a month on a loop.
My band The Innocents opened for The Clash with The Slits, some times alone;
we did a total of thirty six dates with one day off.
The image below is on tour and features Sarah Hall on bass ( left) and myself (on the right),
Later, I joined “Steppin Razor” an all girl reggae bans who toured the mid west and played at Harlem World in opening for Yellowman. (I played bass ) .
Then back as a front person for Grade A, who played in New York and Belgium, with James Romberger pictured here (below) and Greg Van Cook on guitar.
I’ll post more about this later. Still love the Clash and the Slits.
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“This Brighter Path” An interview with James Romberger and Marguerite Van Cook with Nicole Rudick for The Comics Journal.
This interview talks about our lives as artists and how we worked with David Wojnarowicz in the making of “7 Miles a Second”.
Took some pictures with James Romberger today for an interview with Publishers Weekly. So glad to be bring Seven Miles a Second back into the public view. With James Romberger and David Wojnarowicz’s work to promote, (and my color) it’s always something to be excited about. The new version looks great. It is finally done as conceived, the scale, color and printing are all just right. I believe the story remains relevant and important. It is coming out on the Fantagraphics Imprint and they have been great about letting us have things the way we wanted them to look.
