Thursday, March 19, 2009

WOULD YOU DRIVE AND ELECTRIC CAR?

In the transitional period that must exist with new electricity based products, who is willing to take the risk on an unperfected product? Cell phones run on batteries and use the newest technology, yet we are constantly frustrated by their inability to stay charged without inconvenience or their inability to deliver in areas outside of society's grasp.

You must also be aware that repairs and replacement parts will be the most expensive on the market until these cars become old. What poor person will be able to afford an electric car? Most cannot afford a gas burner or the gas to put in the one they have. What about the electric bill you will have.

You will be putting your whole house at risk by running up an electric bill you cannot pay. Now Edison is on their way with a big gorilla in a white truck to turn off everything you own now. I cringe at the coming transitional aches and pains of a plan still based on the old cronies that are presently in charge of energy and big oil.

Besides, there is no such thing as an electric truck that can deliver a shipment of electric cars over the Grapevine north of Los Angeles.

My very old friend has a saying from long ago: "Anything with breasts or a battery and you're in trouble"-- sorry ladies, but it's a funny joke worth considering. It's only a testament to the supreme power of women over men.

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Jim Caron and the Ruxo Electro


Jim Caron has been part of the relationship between the Ruxo Electro and our government.
The Ruxo Electro is providing solutions to our present energy and resource problems, however, I am not sure what the Ruxo Electro will demand in return for their inextractable involvement with our survival.
Vist Jim Caron's website:
http://jimcaron.com

Saturday, July 26, 2008

New comic for Coagula August 2008


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Hi- it's titled "The Bar-B-Que of Retribution"-
it will be earth shattering-
don't miss it!

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Jim Caron produces Ruxo Saves the Earth film

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I have just finished uploading some new videos to youtube.
My favorite is the Ruxo Electro video entitled-
"Ruxo Saves the Earth" - I wrote, produced, filmed and edited this piece.
I am hoping someone in the film business or Television business will pick it up
and let me make a series out of it. I have some truly original ideas for entertainment
and looking for an opening or opportunity to produce these stories for any studio
in Los Angeles or?
Have a look and tell me what you think- I sure had fun making it.
Jim Caron

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Picasso Interview video from Jim Caron archives

This incredible video was produced by
http://jimcaron.com
and released through
http://hollywoodcat.com
Picasso speaks in rare footage that can only be seen here. The work of Jim Caron has much
of the same unique qualities when Picasso was at his best.
Collectors of Fine Art are always drawn to the new work of Jim Caron and must compete with the European and Secondary Art markets to obtain these pieces.

Monday, June 30, 2008

I'M AN ARTIST, NOT A JANITOR!


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Holy Moley,
I just received this bullshit email from the co-op gallery of which I am a member. There always some jerk-off, usually a man, who decides he needs to make such a place his little kingdom to command: he sends me an email detailing all the janitorial duties, maintenance etc,...,
I am an artist, not a friggin' janitor. I am ready to tell this guy to sniff his own farts and die.
It's not like I have a show coming up or am going to receive any benefits from this un-named place. I just had a show there in March and by their rules, I cannot show again for another two years. Sounds to me like it's time to leave - what do you think?
Jim Caron

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Surrealism and the battle for sanity

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Wow, what a freaky adventure I am in- the inspiration to create a new body of work for my collectors who constantly demand new and inspiring visions from me.
My indulgence in video and the web have pulled me away from the canvas for a short time,
but I am back and painting.
Email me and ask about my work that is available.
I see that A. O. SCOTT of the NEW YORK TIMES has a review of "A Girl's Life".
He has written a nice article, but I cannot see putting any of the work in my home.
My rule is that if I wouldn't hang it my own house, why make it?
Jim Caron