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  monmignon:

  Elaine Cameron-Weir

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  theories-of:

  Josef Sudek. Advertising photograph for Ladislav Sutnar porcelain set (with black rim), 1932. Gelatin silver print. 23.2 x 17.1 cm

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  therealmlw:

  Mario Botta

  architecture novazzano

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  muyvian:

  subtilitas:

  Per Line - Family house Gallery, western Norway. Via Rasmus Norlander.

  oh wow

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  rusaman:

  Le Corbusier meets Albert Einstein | ArchDaily

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  rusaman:

  Norito Shinmura

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  aurevoirohshanna:

  Paul Mutant’s “This Painting is Not Available in Your Country” is his way of voicing his opinion on the incoherent absurdity of territorial rights enforcement in the age of the Internet.

  This Painting is Not Available in Your Country

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  liquidnight:

  Aaron Siskind

  From Harlem Photographs 1932-1940: Aaron Siskind

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  michaelcharles:

  Good Grief

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  does anyone out there have this?

  (I just have one song…)

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  Jazzed as hell to be showing work with 3 of my good lady friends, Jennifer Sciarrino, Nadia Belerique and Karen Kraven in late October at Neubacher Shor Contemporary in conjunction with the Toronto Art Fair. Exhibition curated by Catherine Dean. Stay tuned for more details!

  (image by Jenn Sciarrino)

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  I am participating in this year’s Canadian Art Benefit Auction.

  It’s always interesting when someone attempts to pitch your work. Here is the description on the site:

  Maryanne Casasanta is a Toronto artist putting a youthful spin on domestic scenes. For her ongoing series As you were, Casasanta creates subtle interventions in her apartment and photographs them. Her photo here of a sheet strung between two walls is from this series, which also incorporates an interest in wabi-sabi, or acceptance of imperfections. Casasanta has exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, Plug In ICA and Parts & Labour.

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  initialslf:

  Paul Nash

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  theories-of:

  Erin Shirreff

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  publiccollectors:

  New on Public Collectors from Albert Stabler:

  Pages from a water-damaged Black Panthers book

  “I was laid off from my art teaching job in July 2011, and books I brought back from my art classroom were put in my basement. This series was created by scanning what happened after my basement flooded, and, after letting the books dry out for several weeks, I opened this beautiful book of Black Panther photography by Stephen Shame. It, along with dozens of other lovely books, was ruined. I was rehired two weeks later.”

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  michaelcharles:

  Louise Bourgeois
  UNTITLED 2005
  Fabric
  24 x 30 1/2 inches

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  archive of my old postings on the 01 Magazine Blog

  (above by Giulana Balice)

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  so boss

  michaelcharles:

  Chemigram 20/3/92 “from La Suma of Jorge Luis Borges”

  Cordier’s fondness for labyrinthine patterns, this time in the form of words, is shown in this reference to the Argentinian writer, poet and philosopher Jorge Luis Borges. It is composed of letter forms that spell out Borges’s poem ‘La Suma’. The letters, however, are almost impossible to decipher, their shapes joining together as paths forking in different directions.

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  bloc318:

  Exzem by Tillwiedeck.

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  michaelcharles:

  paul sietsema

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  skin

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  mirbeau:

  Judy Linn, Untitled, 2002. 

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  sarahdeann:

  the citizen speech was conceived as a participatory event where all citizens were invited to communally shout their beliefs. citizens were invited to take over the protest signs and shout along union, change, march on, revolution, action and loopholes!

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  imagescout:

  Photograph with Sottsass notes, 1959