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✖Pablo Picasso. Angry Owl, 1953.
Premiere Lumière , 1959
Marcel Duchamp
Commoning Times
Self-Portrait, Scarborough Bluffs - September 2014
Untitled (Black and White Sweater II), 2013-Jennifer Paige Cohen
Grand Marbre, Julien des Monstiers, 2013
Ivan KozáčekTri sestry,1964
Céline store in SoHo via Garance Dore
Cy Twombly, untitled, lexington 2004
Twombly, 1981
Peter Friedl, ‘5 bis 6 Amazonaskrokodile’, 1990
Luigi Ghirri, Atelier Morandi, Grizzana, 1989-90
Hiroshi Sugimoto at Palais de Tokyo
detail
pranidhana
(let go)
Aphra Natley, 2014
Touki Bouki (1973), dir. Djibril Diop Mambety
Robert Barry, ‘Closed Gallery Piece’, 1969
From Yamagata, 2002
Michael Danner
by joe_silveira
L’amour existe, 1960, Maurice Pialat
Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (Shûji Terayama, 1971)
Thomas Downing (American, 1928 - 1985)
Saranac, 1971
Oil on canvas
29 x 30 x inches
Blue tape, New York City, 2014
beautiful frida
by brunozhu
Pablo Picasso, Wood Owl Woman
Harun Farocki, The Words of the Chairman (Die Worte des Vorsitzenden), 1967. 16mm, 3 minutes.
e-flux has just posted a beautifully written tribute to Harun Farocki by Hito Styerl.
Over more than four decades, Farocki produced an extraordinary body of work that, for someone who continuously compared things, situations, and images to one another, is paradoxically incomparable. In all he did, he kept it simple, clear, and grounded. In cinematic terms: at eye level. His legacy spans generations, genres, and geographies. And the abundance of ideas and perspectives in his work does not cease to inspire. It trickles, disseminates, perseveres.
To read more, click here.