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  Bernard Tschumi

  ADVERTISEMENTS FOR ARCHITECTURE, 1976-77

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  mineralia:

  Carrollite from the Congo

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  cotonblanc:

  photography paolo roversi

  a magazine curated by jun takahashi undercover

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  ditto!

  jsbj:

  If you are in Amsterdam on the 17th !

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  love perec!

  standardgrey:

  Perec.pdf 

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  k15h1:

  Ryan Lauderdale

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  sunnysideupshow:

  Maryanne Casasanta

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  jesuisperdu:

  marcel duchamp

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  succulentsforever:

  National Geographic, 1984

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  rawforms:

  Walker Evans - African sculpture

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  jessiethatcher:

  Esther Stocker

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  paintasyoulike:

  Agnes Martin

  2004

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  michaelcharles:

  Thomas Downing, Red Twelve by Wyeth Alexander on Flickr.

  Thomas Downing, Red Twelve, 1965

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  michaelcharles:

  Richard Serra, Untitled 1978 Corten steel 335.3 cm 132” each side of equilateral triangle

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  betonbabe:

  LIVIO DIMITRIU 
  
  STAIRWELLS, 1976-78

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  abarao:

  Douglas Huebler 

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  suchasensualdestroyer:

  Tutsi (Rwanda), Basket, beads/plant fibers, c. 1970.

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  photograph of a copy of DDDDoomed, Or, Collectors & Curators of the Image - A Brief Future History of the Image Aggregator by R. Gerald Nelson unopened, published on Tumblr for online distribution by artist, also entitled, “set it free” 2011
  
  “And as if each viewer’s history and state of mind were not already enough to drastically scramble any possibility of an image being interpreted in a manner that was intended by its creator; the always-altering and heterogeneous environments of the Internet had made it even more exponentially possible for an image’s meaning to be (mis)translated in ways that were never imagined by the image’s creator.” p. 33
  
  reblogged on Tumblr 445 times, where the title of the book, author and quotation were removed by users in the process.

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  jesuisperdu:

  igor palmin

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  julianminima:

  Ellsworth Kelly

  Untitled

  1962

  Graphite and ink on paper

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  ermietumblr:

  Takuro Kuwata.

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  touquetouque:

  Kelly Mark, Boomerang, 1998-2000

  Living in a store front in Hamilton, Ontario the letter slot on my front door happened to be only inches away from a city post box. The word boomerang was typed onto a sheet of 8 ½ x 10 standard white paper. And was repeatedly mailed back and forth to me for a period of approximately 2 years. Every time the boomerang came back to me I would open the letter, take the page out, and put it into a new envelope and mail it back to myself again. It would usually take about a week for the letter to travel what was conceptually only a matter of inches. The project ended when the post office eventually lost this letter and the boomerang never came back. All that is left of this project is the accumulated empty envelopes.

  Artist of the day: Kelly Mark

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