Sucklord Reality TV

[megoscott]

OH. MY. GOD.

Sucklord is going to be a contestant on Bravo's Work of Art. My mind is blown, this should be hysterical.

The Sucklord - Work of Art Season 2 - Bio - Bravo TV Official Site

[SeattleEd]

TOTALLY!!!! I wonder if he will tone down or they will bleep him a lot! LOL!
Good he is getting the recognition!

[megoscott]

That show was mildly watchable before, it's must see tv now.

[vulcan2074]

I can't wait to see this.
Sammy

[samurainoir]

You really have to admire someone who not only calls his customers ***holes, but has us paying him big bucks to do so.

I'm buying what essentially are Fisher Price people for fifty bucks a pop, and thankful to get them before they sell out.

[palitoy]

You really have to admire someone who not only calls his customers ***holes, but has us paying him big bucks to do so.

I'm buying what essentially are Fisher Price people for fifty bucks a pop, and thankful to get them before they sell out.

Admire? I worship the dude.

[SeattleEd]

Looks like he has an opening next week.

from his tweet:
"Suck-Cess in the Art World has been good to me... My next Opening will Be at TOYS R US!!!"

Also missed out on his Chop Suey Rejects. I'll admit, I was hesitant on these. Novel idea too:

[SeattleEd]

Good interview:
Opportunity LOL's Spotlight Interview: Artist Sucklord

Q: Are you a comedy fan? Who are your favorite comedians and do you listen to comedy podcasts?

A: Sucklord: "I liked Three's Company back in the day"

[SeattleEd]

Looks like his latest project is pretty funny. Won't post it since it might offend some and it's NSFW. It's for a show in L.A. for a good cause:

9.10.11
Munky King Melrose

Cooper Berella (aka SuperCooper), a 12 year old artist, art collector, and supportive member of the art community, is curating his second art show at Munky King Gallery in Los Angeles. "Stop It!" opens on Saturday, September 10th, 2011 from 6pm-10pm.

The theme of the show is meant to draw awareness to bullying and cyberbullying. Cooper has confirmed over 70 artists from around the world to participate in the show. Paintings, drawings, custom toys, and prints expressing the artists' view of bullying will be on display. Part of the proceeds from the show will be donated to GLIDE (Gays and Lesbians Initiating a Dialog for Equality) and CHIME Institute (an organization dedicated to inclusive education where kids of all abilities learn together).


Artwork will be displayed at Munky King Gallery in Los Angeles.
 7308 Melrose Ave, 
Los Angeles, CA 90046



Below is a partial list of participating artists. 


100% Soft
9-Kei
Adrienne Gates
Alexander Gwynne
Alice Koswara
Annie Rivera
Anthony Ausgang
Attaboy
Ayleen Gaspar
BabyVtec
The Beast Brothers
Beau Hufford
Bella Berella
Bert S. Gatchalian
Blake Barry
Brandon Smith
Brian Castleforte
Brian McCarty
Bwana S****s
Cameron Edison
Charlotte Anderson
Cheech
Christina Cannarella
Christopher Bonnette
Cristina Paulos
Dani Bowman
Dave MacDowell
Dave Pressler
David Biederman
David Flores
David Zajdman
Donna Letterese
E O S
Eric Evans
George Gaspar
Germs
Giselle Knight
Greg Berella
Itokin Park
J Salvador
J*Ryu
J. Shea
J.E.Moores (JEMTOY)
Jarrett "m0e" Nadrowski
Jay222
Jedidia
Jerome Lu
Jim Mahfood
Joe Ledbetter
Johanes Djauhari (Saltnpaper)
Johnny Ryan
Josh Taylor
Joshua Herbolsheimer
Juan Muniz
KaNo
Kat Rivera
Kat Brunnegraff
Katherine Muniz
Kevin Dickson
Lap Ngo
Lauren Byrnes
Leecifer
Linda Castleforte
Lou Pimentel
Luke Chueh
Mari Inukai
Marko Zubak
Matt Hawkins
Michelle Valigura
Misha
Miss Mindy
Nao Shimojo (Danke Schoen)
Paul Kaiju
Pedro Balugo
Phil Toys
Phoneticontrol
Podgypanda
Reactor-88
Rick O'Brien
Ritzy Periwinkle
Ron English
Rusty Sherrill
Ryan the Wheelbarrow
Ryon Xavier Smith
Scott Saw
Scott Tolleson
Sebastien Pablo
Shane Jessup
Shin Tanaka
Sket One
Spanky Stokes
Spencer Wilson
Steve Talkowski
Sucklord
Super Cooper Berella
Tara McPherson
Taskone
Tiernan Wilson
Toy Architects
Van Arno
Yoskay Yamamoto
Zoso

[SeattleEd]

Forgot to mention, his next piece is the SPACE NECROMANCER!! This will sell out super fast!!

[megoscott]

Why did Sucklord SUCK so bad on this show? I'm really surprised and disappointed.

[SeattleEd]

[samurainoir]

"enough with the Star Wars"
he really did stay way too much inside his comfort zone... and even then much of it was missing his usual commentary, parody, raunch and humour. too TV safe.

Well, he didn't meet the judges criteria for art, but in regards to a market for his work, buyers, patrons etc. I don't doubt that there are Suckfans out there that would drop big bux for the Star Wars tree, Charlie Sheen Goddess figures or the Gandalf diorama.

The one thing that came across in this tv show that you don't normally get with the huckster persona is just how earnest the Sucklord is about the stuff he loves and his self deprecating attempts at expression. I think folks were expecting much more of performance art from him in the process itself (over say the final product) rather than having him take off the helmet and give us a glimpse into the reality of his studio life.

The extent of it was him insisting that they call him Sucklord, but can you imagine if he did use the inpenetrable nature of that helmet during the gallery show and subsequent crit? Kept in supervillain persona the entire time? it would have been an awesome and hilarious mockery.

[generic]

Is the Jerk of Art an actual Sucklord release or was it made by someone else? If he made that, I think it's awesome! I truly appreciate any artist who uses self-deprecating humor as part of their character. I prefer it greatly to the guys who think they're the best at whatever they're doing and will be the first ones to tell you how awesome they are.

[megoscott]

That's his, and if he'd been that clever on the show he might have done better. But in the end he was doomed, the gallery crowd was always going to ding him for using toys. I think he choked because he tried to fit into that conceptual art mold and it's just not his gig.