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oncealoyallover:

By Cy Twombly
blushingcheekymonkey:

martino gamper - hanger (22.09.2007)

- hands on (27.09.2007)

- chair bank (12.04.2006)

- arnold circus (10.08.2006)

from “100 chairs in 100 days in 100 ways” (2007)
varietas:

Gábor Kerekes: from the ‘Stars’ series
poboh:

Landscape with Moon, Rufino Tamayo. Mexican (1899 - 1991)
alexihobbs:

Velibor Božović is a Montreal-based photographer who grew up in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Now go discover his quiet and stirring photographs.
cinoh:

Marcel Broodthaers
cyborges:

Klaus Schulze
blueberrymodern:

alexander girard crosses
flasd:

eunicekim.net

eunice kim
raveneuse:

Joseph Beuys, Untitled (Double Object), 1979.
rudygodinez:

Bridget Riley, Untitled (Study for Blaze), (1962)

Pencil on paper
aubreylstallard:

David Batchelor
huldrapress:

Matthew Craven,

death hysterical. (KINGDOM)

2011

Ink On Paper w cutouts

72” x 48”
pacegallery:

Agnes Martin, “Untitled #4”, 1987, acrylic and pencil on linen, 72 x 72” (182.9 x 182.9 cm) © Agnes Martin, Photo Courtesy of The Pace Gallery

“An artist’s life is an unconventional life. It leads away from the example of the past. It struggles painfully against its own conditioning. It appears to rebel but in reality it is an inspired way of life”. - Agnes Martin
archive-club:

Issey Miyake
Bill Benzins, 1968.
lindleywarren:

Vivian Maier
arsantiquis:

Vincent Van Gogh, detail of View of Paris
theartofgooglebooks:

Foxing.

From the back matter of English Exercises, Adapted to Murray’s English Grammar by Lindley Murray (1808). Original from Harvard University. Digitized February 22, 2007.
icancauseaconstellation:

Saul Steinberg
yama-bato:

Ralph Gibson

1983-88 Haiku

via
oncealoyallover:

By Jem
sapta-loka:

indian basket weaving, 1974
cinoh:

Mirror-reversed daguerreotype of the moon, attributed to John W. Draper, believed to have been taken March 26, 1840 from his rooftop observatory at New York University. Source.
a-c-howard:

from The Question of Hope by Robert Adams
lostinpublications:

Enlargements by Johan Rosenmunthe

“It’s said (cliche alert!) that a picture is worth a thousand words, but this well-worn notion feels revived in Enlargements, which examines a photo’s capacity to hold innumerable stories in synchronicity, whether we realise it or not. It begins with one big shot of a Manhattan skyline before successively zooming, enlarging, and cropping different slices of the image, creating an eerie visual essay that leaves us wondering, among other things: Is that nun going to jump?”

Published by JSBJ in 2011: Élargissements