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  mranai:

  Marina Richter

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  designertextiles:

  DESIGNER – NATSUMI ZAMA

  Natsumi Zama’s fashion designs are inspired by traditional Japanese clothing, and her most recent work entitled “2 -> 3” explores the transition of fabric from two-dimensional to three-dimensional forms.  Each garment, when laid flat, looks as though it is mounted on a large expanse of square fabric, but when worn on the body this backdrop transforms into sweeping folds that dress the figure in pleats and fluted shapes.

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  blogalex:

  Bauhaus Puzzle. Saw it at the Bauhaus archive in Berlin.

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  iceblack:

  David Shrigley

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  roxanaazar:

  Judy Chicago
  Rainbow Picket

  1965 

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  jesuisperdu:

  bezel wang

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  platformplatform:

  Picasso Sam Kaufman

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  defacedbook:

  Jason Lazarus

  Jimi Hendrix Penis (cast by Cynthia, February 25, 1968)

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  mpdrolet:

  A.O.N.B. (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), 1982-84

  Keith Arnatt

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  saloandseverine:

  Bellissima, Luchino Visconti, 1951

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  Michel de Broin, Out of the white, 1996. (The intervention on the wall itself consists in extracting a sample of the thick skin of paint composed by the “hundred” exhibitions before this one. The skin of the gallery is hung next to the place where it was removed)

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  thingsorganizedneatly:

  African mask specimens.

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  lafilleblanc:

  Roni Horn

  Asphere I, 1986—1988

  (via)

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  jillsies:

  MNZ Blog

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  facundopires:

  ¨Impresiones fallidas acertadas” Facundo Pires Archival pigment print.

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  christopherschreck:

  “An Anthology of Chance Operations” - edited by La Monte Young & Jackson Mac Law, 1963

  A collection of Fluxus scores, poetry, dance instructions, and other work. Includes Henry Flynt’s first essay on conceptual art, as well as contributions by people like John Cage, Terry Riley, Walter De Maria, Ray Johnson, and Yoko Ono.

  click HERE to download in its entirety as a pdf

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  mpdrolet:

  René Maltête

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  5ft1:

  Pleats please, Issey Miyake, 1989

  A line that is positioned to embody one of the most fundamental concepts of Issey Miyake - where the true value of design lies in its integration into the everyday life and comfort of the wearer. This is clearly demonstrated in the development and evolution of traditional techniques of processing and of pleating material into a highly functional modern product - light in weight and easy to wear and handle.

  photographed by tatsuo masubuchi

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  collective-history:

  During the Apollo 16 mission, Charles Duke left a family photo on the moon that was enclosed in a plastic bag, 1972.

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  saloandseverine:

  Accattone, Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1961

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