Le Art de Korn
Reported by erun
Korn frontman and tortured ADIDAS-wearer Jonathan Davis is to open a museum in Los Angeles to house his considerable collection of serial killer memorabilia. Former morgue attendant Davis is working with artist Phil Coleman and architect Arthur Rosenblatt on the project. Through the years he has amassed a disturbing collection of artefacts. These, according to MTV, include: The Volkswagen mass murderer Ted Bundy drove when he went searching for victims. The "Pogo" and "Patches" clown suits worn by John Wayne Gacy when he entertained kids at his local children's hospital (he later killed at least 33 people between the ages of 9 and 27). Meanwhile, Davis is continuing work with horror novelist Clive Barker and soundtrack composer Richard Gibbs on a DVD that will incorporate paintings by Barker with music by Davis and Gibbs. Korn release their new album Untouchables on June 10.