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"Unless you're one of the hardcore Justin Mortimer fans, who have driven the price of his past monographs - like the slim, unassuming 'Resort', nicely produced by the Haunch of Venison Gallery, but in no way worth the insane prices you'll find it selling for - this little exhibition catalog will probably be a frustrating & disappointing book. It's an exercise in technique, with a stubborn insistence on the meaninglessness of subject matter; Mortimer does 30 paintings that recreate the experience of viewing a lost Warhol film... one that spends the 6-hour life of a VHS-tape watching some freshly cut Daisies, in a clear glass vase of water, slowly wilt & die, after the viewer has ingested two yellow micro-dots of 'California Sunshine' LSD. "

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