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  lacalaveracatrina:

  A Boy and his owl, National Geographic, 1933.

  gerda-kay:

  source

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  tri-ciclo:

  
  Georgette Klein
  Textilkünstlerin - sciaredo

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  rudygodinez:

  Maurice van Es, Textures of Childhood, (2012)

  “These images are the result of a close-up 
journey through my old family photo album 
and focus on textures that surrounded 
me every day at that time.”

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  caffeinatedheart:

  recently

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  northmagneticpole:

  Dusen Dusen

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  Toronto friends, this is the last week to catch my show, An Image Expressed Like the Juice of a Lemon at Erin Stump Projects.

  Gallery hours are Wednesday - Saturday, 11 - 6 pm

  1450 Dundas St W (at Dufferin)
  

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  northmagneticpole:

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  robertsmithson:

  Robert Smithson walking on Spiral Jetty

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  northmagneticpole:

  W-Shaped Yellow Canvas, 1967-Richard Tuttle

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  mpdrolet:

  Logan White

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  Homage to the Square, 1973, Josef Albers

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  anticipatedstranger:

  Hélio Oiticica

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  jellobiafrasays:

  the presentation of self in everyday life (1959 ed., cover design by george giusti and typography by edward gorey)

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  fette:

  Left, Nasreen Mohamedi, Ink on diary page, entry dated March 1981. Via. More. Right, photograph by Wolfgang Tillmans, In Flight Astro (II), 2010.

  See also, Étienne-Louis Boullée’s reimagined Cénotaphe à Newton, 1795. More.

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  The German word ‘unheimlich’is obviously the opposite of ‘heimlich’ [‘homely’], ‘heimisch’ [‘native’] the opposite of what is familiar; and we are tempted to conclude that what is ‘uncanny’ is frightening precisely because it is not known and familiar. Naturally not everything that is new and unfamiliar is frightening, however; the relation is not capable of inversion.

  Sigmund Freud, from The Uncanny, 1919. Via.

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  I Xing teapot, Shi Dabin mark. Qing dynasty (late 16th c.)

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  emilyhaddenblog:

  New shoot I directed for alfiedouglas

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  poetryconcrete:

  Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro, Affonso Eduardo Reidy, 1948, in Brazil.

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  thinkingimages:

  
  Robert Smithson (1938‑1973)
  Ithaca Mirror Trail, Ithaca, New York, 1969
  Slide, 35 mm, 8 slides, projection, colour, 8 photographs, colour, Cibachrome print, on paper and map
  Overall display dimensions variable
  Tate Acquisition Reference T07868
  
  
  

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  converginglinesbma:

  Postcard from Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson to Eva Hesse, postmarked July 10, 1967

  All postcard images courtesy of Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Ohio.  Eva Hesse Archive, Gift of Helen Hesse Charash.  © The Eva Hesse Estate. Courtsey Hauser & Wirth  © Estate of Sol LeWitt/ Artist Rights Society (ARS)

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  aubreylstallard:

  Ellsworth Kelly

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  cinoh:

  The Right to be Lazy by Paul LaFargue

  There are whole swaths of this pamphlet I’ve only skimmed, but I suppose that’s appropriate. LaFargue was Karl Marx’s son-in-law (after more than 40 years together, he and Laura Marx committed suicide together), and I remember seeing this and feeling immense relief that there might be some theoretical underpinning to my general slouchiness. I love that the original cover price was 10 cents, and I think about it all the time, whenever I catch myself against that anxiety that somehow my life is a thing that I’m squandering, and not a thing that is bewildering and open.