Fantastic Nobodies

introducing: Big Daniel the Paw Joseph, Rave Dave Von Fuerstenburg Brown, Duke of Earl Eric Fast Laine, Guapo the Clown Marc Grubber Grubstein, Dr. Prof. Steeljawbone Steve Wildstyle Johnson - plus many more nobs out there who help us cultivate the cult. [http://creativethriftshop.com/Artist/Bio_FantasticNobodies.htm] The first Living Frame Project took place when David Henry Brown, Jr. invited his ten year deep Brooklyn performance art collective, officially named FN for the inaugural group show in 2004, to brot.undspiele galerie of Berlin over the summer of 2008. Thanks to gallerist Kay Neubert the 'Operation Shitstorm' instigation happened all over Berlin and region accompanied by the Living Frame Project, which launched in the gallery. Longtime supporter Marok of Berlin's Lodown Magazine co-published our first foundational catalog with brot.undspiele under his new art book imprint Unagi Books (available at printedmatter.org). Co-founding nob Eric Laine, curator of Bipolart and nob ambassador to Berlin, produced part 2 of the project in Brooklyn. It went on for four days non-stop in a revolving storefront '303grand' during the Armory Show 2009. Thanks to Lynn del Sol of {CTS} 'America's Most Unwanted' gained support and streamed to the opening of the Scope Art Fair. The collective then performed its third installation of the Living Frame 'Pandora's Box' in Miami at the Margulies Warehouse Collection, masterminded by longtime friend and freak nob Chad Spicer. The performance was featured in a female homeless shelter benefit art show called 'Hope Blossoms' organized the Margulies themselves. The nobs soon after made a cameo appearance in LA for Modeselektor and Pfadfinderei, a custom tailoired 'Alien Autopsy' Halloween stage show. The collaboration actually began with a music video 'Art n Cash' from the first Living Frame Project in Berlin, which was released on Monkeytown Records in 2009 and presented at art fairs via {CTS}. Big Daniel Joseph and Guapo the Clown Marc Grubstein rep'ed the collective daily w 2009/10 interdork bombings on our assfacebook blog 'Nobody Fantastic'. It was recently frozen indefinitely due to its awesomeness and huge following. The latest chapter in nobdom was a political themed protest performance against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, during his appearance before the General Assembly at the UN. Eric Laine masterminded the costume production which helped get a NY Times cover shot and article mention. Stay tuned for the follow-up appearance at Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's Rally in DC coming soon....