rant · moment 8 of 18
Gallery Show Plans and Tour Free-Speech Framing
from The Vast Majority | The Tim Dillon Show #361 · #361
3 min
He continues fantasizing about a full gallery show of his mother's art, then pivots to describing his own stressed-out search for free speech events, segueing toward the ad.
- Tim plans a gallery show of his dead schizophrenic mother's art, which he insists she would want him to sell posthumously to enrich himself.
- He commits to actually doing a gallery show in New York City, proposing stenciled political figures like Nixon and Kissinger onto the paintings to appeal to rich aging hippies.
- The target audience is former free-love types now wandering Malibu or Soho, once into fivesomes with Country Joe and the Fish, now excited about Pete Buttigieg.
- Tim pitches stenciling a red war plane that looks like blood onto one of the paintings as the key to making the whole thing work—all art is fake anyway.
- When buying tickets to a free speech night with Barry Weiss and Grimes, Tim found himself stressed because he genuinely wanted a night of free speech and wasn't sure where to find one.
Pete ButtigiegBari WeissRichard NixonGrimesHenry KissingerCountry Joe and the Fish