homage to felix gonzalez-torres's "untitled (perfe…
uncertainty of the poet, altered
dreaming of railroad tracks and pedestal
stilettos
asemic green
carbon black and h2o, round one
carbon black and h2o, round two
her opinions were highly valued
big bad competitive feeling
il est cinq heures
rain rain go away
burnt norton
thinkin' 'bout animals in love
birds gotta swim, fish gotta fly
the woman is a prophet
the partially invisible mixed-up transvestite
a chaos of feelings
overwhelmed by thirsty birds
push comes to love
Roadside Box.
the streets are sunken
the world upside
spots on sharks
a little bit of gold
big round pumpkins (& an eggplant) sprouting in pa…
après le déluge, ceci
zowie!
three fisheyes
is it?
Cicada Monument.
Plaque of Mount Taranaki.
Huntly Sign.
prunus myrabalanus rotundus
De Werkplaats
enthusiastic scarf
asemic writing dogs me
Fierce Face.
sleepy pooch
year of the dog
gotta put a dame on the cover
racket squad in action
underworld grotesque
the man who rode with death
bandannas to the rescue
Beach Rock
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Cur-paper collage.
Background by Jean Arp. Where would Dada have been without the Arp brothers? Not as brilliant, that's for sure.
Golden-yellow strips by Josef Albers. Albers was a brilliant teacher on the subject of color. And he practiced what he preached: just check out the beauty of the combinations of colors in those yellow strips.
Now you'd think, "OK, a class on color: that would require paint." Wrong. Albers passed out to the class selected packs of solid colored paper, then challenged them to combine them in different ways to see how they interacted with each other. Since we can't take his course, we have the next best thing: his book. Highly recommended!
Background by Jean Arp. Where would Dada have been without the Arp brothers? Not as brilliant, that's for sure.
Golden-yellow strips by Josef Albers. Albers was a brilliant teacher on the subject of color. And he practiced what he preached: just check out the beauty of the combinations of colors in those yellow strips.
Now you'd think, "OK, a class on color: that would require paint." Wrong. Albers passed out to the class selected packs of solid colored paper, then challenged them to combine them in different ways to see how they interacted with each other. Since we can't take his course, we have the next best thing: his book. Highly recommended!
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