Exquisite Pandemic
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Jenny McPhee Edmund White Brian Alessandro Patrick Neal Dawn Raffel Rapha Lonely Christopher Paul Griffiths
Terese Svoboda Jason Wee Iannis Delatolas Michael Hickins
Francesco Filidei/Blow Up Percussion: Silence = Death (Democracy)
Gerard Rizza Floriano Vecchi Paul Griffiths II Roberta Allen Brian Alessandro II Steven Cordova Andrea Marcusa Tim Lovejoy Yahia Lababidi
Laurie Tenner Dunne Michael Hickins II Jessica Gould Minc Julia Scully Nicholas Radel Phyllis Capello Ryan Dohoney Sayeeda Copeland Minc II
Kit Robinson Patrick Neal II Walter Holland Sravana Reddy Minc III
Steven Cordova II Michael Gottlieb
The Girl in the Abstract Bed Beethoven 250
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Silence = Death (Democracy)
adapted for World AIDS Day 2020
F.R. Elliott, Handbook of Practical Landscape Gardening, 1885 (also the source of the above botanical etchings)
Exquisite Pandemic's illustrious Welsh patron saint, Henry Cyril Paget, 5th Marquess of Anglesey (1875-1905) who at 23 inherited an enormous estate including a large country house the chapel of which he converted to a 150-seat theater in which he played all the lead roles. He was known for his Butterfly Dancing, when he would costume himself in a voluminous robe of transparent white silk and wave it about in a manner purporting to evoke wings, an embodiment of evanescence.
He died bankrupt in Monte Carlo, age 30, leaving behind a monumental collection of jewels, clothes, shoes, and dogs, his marriage to cousin Lilian rather severely unconsummated.
Exquisite Pandemic contributor Paul Griffiths, likewise Welsh, is said to be a distant relation.
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