The Good-er Guys Show

The boys are shot out of a cannon with anger for their weekend activities and local happenings, but they calm down enough to talk about Mr. Hockney and his contributions to the art world before his death. Plus learn how to serve the art community while scrolling on line.

Continuing last episodes discussion of children's authors, the guys take a medium dive into Shel Silverstein's career. They talk about his art, writing of popular songs and the time he spent at the Playboy Mansion. Plus they tease their long awaited return to TV.

The guys dive into who Dr. Seuss was and the art he made. Or at least try, as they get lost looking for information as Jeremy is hoping to find some dark, hidden secrets of a beloved children's author. They do find out about his Midnight paintings which are pretty cool. www.artattheedge.com

The guys take a dive into the history of some of the greatest art thefts that ever occurred. They've been drinking, so be patient with them.

The Guys are back after being away for a while. Find out what they were up too and learn about a new Banksy statue and naked people making "art".

The guys begin talking about the art stuff they have going on, then whimsically discus Maurizio Cattelan and his re-release of his Pope getting hit by a meteor figure.

The guys talk art news as Banksy's identity is supposedly reveled, and Damien Hirst does something to make us question his legitimacy yet again. Plus, they complain about Michigan drivers, the people of Toledo and the existence of other human beings.

We talk about the artist Beeple, and his new art exhibit in Germany that has gone to the dogs. Plus is god real or just AI? The Gooder Guys Discus. www. ArtAtTheEdge.com www. KillerCosplay.com www.patreon.com/gapotheclown

The guys get on, then off topic several times. They almost get lost in self promotion, but find there way to the ridiculousness of the art world, specifically the Biennael di Venezia (some hoity-toity art show in Venice, Italy).

This past weekend was Valentine's day so in the spirit of love, the guys go through a list of the biggest art stories in Detroit history and follow that up with a list of famous art couples. And what Valentine's day would be complete without talking about the greatest Valentine's day gift of all time, Vincent Van Gogh's severed ear. ArtAtTheEdge.com KillerCosplay.com Patreon.com/ga...

Two dummies tell you everything you need to know about winter sports. Plus, shameless promotion! You know how we do. www.killercosplay.com www.artattheedge.com www.patreon/gapotheclown.com

The boys talk about a legal battle over "phony" art and a gallery that promotes "questionable" art. Plus, they're sober so they can't focus their thought. Come listen to the sh!t show. ArtAtTheEdge.com patreon.com/gapotheclown

The boys are back and ready to kick off the new year. They talk about Andy Warhol's Factory and wither it was good or bad for those involve. Plus they shamelessly plug a bunch of new art events coming up this month. Artattheedge.com Patreon.com/gapotheclown

The guys get off to a raunchous start because well, they've been drinking. They talk about the MET Gala, Christmas and art theft. Plus, you can spend time with Jeremy late at night on the December 19th. Just listen for details. ArtAtTheEdge.com patreon.com/gapotheclown

The boys talk about the recent sale of a Frida Kahlo painting and speculate on who had the scratch to buy it. Then they get all philosophical about art. It's crazy! ArtAtTheEdge.com patreon.com/gapotheclown

The guys have been drinking and want to talk about their patron saint, Piero Manzoni. He was an influential artist even though he only live to be twenty nine, but the boys can't get past the fact he sold his shit in cans. Learn a little about what he accomplished in his short life while listening to two idiots try to sound like they know something about art. Really, it's not that bad. Arta...

The guys talk the negative stuff the Louvre (that fancy art gallery in France) has been making the news for lately and about the art-y stuff they did over the weekend. Check out ArtAtTheEdge.com Read GAPO the Clown at patreon.com/gapotheclown

After some time away (again), the boys talk about art forger Mark Landis and the documentary Arts and Craft. Check in to hear what nonsense they've been up to and how long Jeremy's been sleeping on the gallery floor. Balancing the Feminine opens at River's Edge Gallery November 14th. Check out new GAPO the Clown comics every month at patreon.com/gapotheclown

Tony is back from New York Comic Con and the guys talk about the show, cosplay, the homeless and all the food Tony ate. Go to www.artattheedge.com for info on Jeremy's gallery show Washing Machine Workout Session. www.patreon.com/gapotheclown to subscribe to read new GAPO the Clown comics.

The boys talk about Beethoven (the dog and the musician) and the top selling living artist in the U.S. Plus here about how the opening of Washing Machine Workout Session went and the launch of the GAPO the Clown patreon. www.patreon.com/gapotheclow

The boys spend the show talking about all the work producing and hang Jeremy's upcoming show, Washing Machine Workout Session, opening at River's Edge Gallery on September 20th. Of course they go off on tangents and get completely away from the main point, but they're having fun, os who cares.

The boys talk about how important it is to put the time in to improve your art and what it should mean to you. Plus, Jeremy's new solo art show coming to Rivers Edge Gallery September 20th, and Tony gets annoyed with some entitled idiot. Check out patreon.com/gapotheclown artattheedge.com for more info on Washing Machine Workout Session.

A big birthday shout out to the great Pat Slack. We talk about a large donation of art made to three famous art institutions and what that means for the Pearlman Foundation. Jeremy's solo show is coming to River's Edge Gallery 9/20/25 GAPO the Clown Patreon coming soon.

The boys have returned from to long a hiatus, to up date you on some of the things they been up to and what they have been working on. They talk a lot about themselves. It's kinda' boring. They're not that interesting.

The guys sit down to talk with iconic Detroit artist SLAW. He discusses his love of retro design, classic pop culture and his upcoming solo art show at River's Edge Gallery, “Lost N Found”, opening on June 28.