For the love of God, check out this really great article on Kansas City artwork that's divinely inspired . . .
The Last Supper: Artist’s Life-Size Wood Carving Masterpiece in Kansas City
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"A life-size wood carving of The Last Supper, by Italian-born artist Domenic Zappia, is on permanent display in a protective glass-enclosed setting at the Country Club Christian Church in Kansas City, MO."
What's cool is that it's not a copy of Da Vinci's work but a local interpretation that expounds on the Last Supper theme in order to come up with something that's altogether unique and one of Kansas City's hidden treasures.
It doesn't look like the original at all. It looks like there was some Golf Frisbee, then a few drinks at the bar.
ReplyDeleteStill, very cool.
The last supper in Kansas City would be at a Church's Chicken.
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ReplyDeleteFind faith Klan Bear. Then, much will be visible to you.
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niggers will steal it.
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ReplyDeleteIt was a dark and stormy night in KCMO. The streets were flooded as usual, following a light rain.
ReplyDeleteFrom a dream-filled sleep, I was suddenly awakened, fully conscious, with a divine message from my Spirit Guide. I was to immediately travel to the Liberty Memorial, climb to the observation deck, light a candle and pray until further instructions were delivered.
As the sun began to rise in the East, shooting it's first rays across the sky, I began to hear a faint voice. Like a person whispering down the hall, yet moving closer toward you with each footstep, the message was repeated until I clearly heard the words... ... and the Lord doth sayeth unto thee, "the Devil will return to earth disguised as a termite."
Hear ye, hear ye! Be forewarned thy keepers of the holy wood.
I saw Hillery in Jesus's bread. Damn that was fucking good wine.
ReplyDeleteAnd Jesus said one of you will betray me. Everyone looked at Judas and Judas said: Hey J.C. I would never rat you out." Jesus hold a glass of wine in one hand and a piece of bread in another, looked at him and said: "Eat me!"
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