MSP has a fascinating slideshow of the art of former Replacements drummer Chris Mars, which has recently been compiled into a book (Mars will be signing copies of the book at Majors and Quinn later today). His unreal and genuinely spooky images were, in part, inspired by his Minnesota childhood: Mars’s older brother, Joe, was institutionalized at St. Cloud Mental Hospital when Chris was only five years old, and the paintings in Tolerance are in many ways a direct response to his brother’s lifelong battle with schizophrenia.
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