The Great God Pan Is Dead: What I did at the Lone Star Explosion Biennale: Day 2
The Great God Pan Is Dead: What I did at the Lone Star Explosion Biennale: Day 2. by Dean Liscum
I’m going to categorize Day 2’s theme as dicks and death. This day’s performances took place at Avant Garden. It had rained like it was the second great flood. I was late (I can’t stand the rain…or blame it, but I will) and stomped through the rain to an almost empty Avant Garden with a wall size projection of chocolate-smothered penises and breasts and a group of people singing “we shall over come.” I stopped in the middle of the bar and waited for Woody Allen dressed as Noah to step out of the bathroom with two sheep in his and hers leather corsets. It didn’t happen.
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