Watch "How to Draw a Bunny" about Ray Johnson https://vimeo.com/ Think about inventing yourself. Ray Johnson was a mystery wrapped in an enigma who lived his life like a Pop Art performance piece. His final masterpiece may well have been

How to Draw a Bunny Andrew Moore and John Walter's critical film, how to draw a bunny, digs deep into ray Johnson’s enigmatic life. Johnson lived a pop art lifestyle mostly mysterious to the public. Even his closest friend never really knew him on that more profound level. The play inspires an investigation into factors that led to Johnson’s suicide on 13 th January 1995. His death left his close admirers and the public puzzled, speculating on his life's role. How to draw a bunny shows the work of a talented artist who was way ahead of his time in both the concept's approach and challenges the critical and commercial establishment. Johnson was a unique artist who significantly contributed, although obliquely, to the evolution of pop (BASEBALLZAC, 2014, 03:15-05:21). He creatively drew from both the past, future, people from different diversities, dead or alive, absorbed text materials to textiles, found objects, into collages loaded with densely stacked subtle humor, and endless allusions his wide circle and rich pop iconography.