colinquinn:

Lindsay Lawson, Anachronism/Lamp, 2008

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christopheroregan:

The Feel of You

The feel of your touch,

The feeling of losing your mind,

The feeling of when you’re in love,

The feeling of dying young.

Sigh (The feeling of when a perfect google poem appears)

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worldcat:

endthymes:

pipilotti rist, ‘rainwoman (i am called a plant)’  1999; video & sound installation

As my professor would say, amazerblades

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pppots:

Alice Aycock

Clay #2, 1971/2012. 
Clay mixed with water in wood frame. 16 elements, 48 x 48 x 6 inches each.
Installed at Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, California for 
“Ends of the Earth: Land Art to 1974.”

Adam Gopnik echoes Anaïs Nin.

Bukowski would agree.

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jkapla2:

Eva Hild and her amazing sculpting! 

mrgan:

“Work” icon

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rominaquiros:

Wiebke Siem, Untitled, 2001

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untrustyou:

Jolanda Jansen & Sanne Maes - Corps Retardée

by de_buurman 

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likeafieldmouse:

Lynda Benglis

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Pot Bank Workers.

Date: 1935 - 1939 (c.)

The saggar house at Maddock’s pot bank, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent.

The workers in the picture are in the process of placing wares into saggars in preparation for firing.

Young members of the team put the ring of clay around the rim of the saggars. This ring of clay provided a seal went the flat lid was put on the saggar.