Billy Quinn 1954:
Ruin in 'De Barderij'
Billy Quinn 1954:
The 'History' Painter
Billy Quinn 1954:
Mosquitos Love Me
Billy Quinn 1954:
More Than Half Full
Billy Quinn 1954:
Mr Gandhi, and The Conference of the Birds
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Round-Tower in Clondalkin, was founded in the 7th century by St Mochua, the long dead Patron-Saint of Starbucks.
Billy Quinn 1954:
Chemo stitches (Not Mine)
Billy Quinn 1954:
Sale, Hot off the Production Line
Billy Quinn 1954:
Chew it over
Billy Quinn 1954:
Self-Censored Show in Turku, Finland in 2002.
Billy Quinn 1954:
Daruma bringing Buddhism, and Burberry, to China
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Book itself is not censored
Billy Quinn 1954:
Sacred Plastic Moo-Cows Debating 'Offsetting Emissions' Strategy.
Billy Quinn 1954:
Drone (un-manned) and Camel Toes
Billy Quinn 1954:
Watching Two Beautiful Young People Gallop Ahead of a Pandemic
Billy Quinn 1954:
Bunny in Wonderland, with censored genitalia, having Depression Treatment: Rabbit disappearing down a K-Hole
Billy Quinn 1954:
and Weed
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Art of Forgetting
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Sense We Make of Colours
Billy Quinn 1954:
Seeing Red and Absent Photos
Billy Quinn 1954:
It's not easy being 绿色
Billy Quinn 1954:
Having Never Felt Particularly Fungible
Billy Quinn 1954:
i made you some digital content
Billy Quinn 1954:
It was the only thing I could do half right
Billy Quinn 1954:
Purveyors of the Fungible
Billy Quinn 1954:
Taken on Christmas Eve, 1960, in the Signal Cabin at Clondalkin, Co. Dublin, funged from the 'National Library of Ireland on The Commons', with no copyright restrictions
Billy Quinn 1954:
I was quite proud of that piece.
Billy Quinn 1954:
I like that blurring conferred to protect 'innocence'. They use it now, sometimes, to protect the identity of the children of celebrities and underage villains.
Billy Quinn 1954:
On Universal Innocence and The Forgiveness of Freckles
Billy Quinn 1954:
Thinking about Maps and Ownership
