Mark Charles Brown

Chandeliers // Telekinesis from Mark Brown on Vimeo.

Marcint Wardowski

Ben Lock

PUBLIC IMAGE / STREET KNOWLEDGE 2

PUBLIC IMAGE 2010 AUTUMN & WINTER COLLECTION STREET KNOWLEDGE 2 Directed / Filmed / Edited＞ Rikki Kasso Produced＞ Ryujiro Tamaki (PUBLIC IMAGE) Cast＞ Aira Shimizu Akihito Yamazaki Damian Anthony Young Daisuke Nakayama Ebby Hayase Shouta Kishita Kairi Matt Donnelly Moose Oreo Takeo Yatabe Wardro

Bobby Doherty

Bobby Doherty

Egon Schiele

Quartz (Var: Amethyst), Calcite, Quartz

Topography in Aqua No. 102 (8 x 10 original papercut)

'This unique piece is intricately hand cut from five layers of high quality, acid-free cardstock. The top layer is a bright white, while the layers underneath are in ever-darker shades of a slightly textured aqua. The back is signed and dated as an original piece. The up and down orientation is yours to set.

The work measures 8 x 10 inches (about 20 x 30 cm), and is about 1/8" thick. It will be sent to you carefully wrapped and supported to ensure it arrives safely.'

View more in the shop: Crafterall.

Hidden Words

an interesting way to study and remember The Hidden Words. This map is from Juli Redson- Smith and is accompanied by an interesting article which you can find at Knowledge Map of the Hidden Words

Collection Management

An axiom for historical museums is, "An object is only as valuable as the information which accompanies it."

A PRIMER ON MUSEUM COLLECTION MANAGEMENT
By Martha Fruth
Local History Notebook, July / August 1985

Wynn Bullock - Nude Behind Cobwebbed Window, 1955

vintage vouge

Donna Mitchell and Ingrid Boulting by Bailey

Debra Baxter

i'm pretty sure i've posted this before, but i never get tired of looking at Debra Baxter's work.



Crystal Brass Knuckles (I am going to realign your chakras motherf*****), 2009 Quartz crystals, sterling silver 7 x 6 x 2.5 in


Untitled (open/end), 2009 Alabaster, Quartz crystals, grandfather's leather belt 22 x 15 x 7 in


More of Debra Baxter's beautiful work can be viewed here.

“I write differently from what I speak, I speak differently from what I think, I think differently from the way I ought to think, and so it all proceeds into deepest darkness.”
— Franz Kafka

Ryan McGinley for Muse

Ryan McGinley for Muse Artwork, Winter 2009

Six Colorful Inside Jobs by John Baldessari

Six Colorful Inside Jobs by John Baldessari

CHLOE PIENE

CHLOE PIENE

Han Bing

在人间 Mortal World
Mortal World: Castaway
Work year: 2005
Medium: Photo media
Width: 180
Height: 120
Edition: 4

Han Bing is an artist living and working in China. He works typically within the medium of photography, while using some forms of installation and performance art.

The Poetry
and Politics of the Body,
between Shock and Abject Art

Claudine Doury

Claudine Doury. Le camp Yantar, 1994

Robert Rauschenberg, Shadow Play, 1967
Lithograph, 34 1/2 x 39 inches, 2004.11.2

Phillip Maisel

Phillip Maisel

Debra Jo Fondren

A close-up of a vulva with visible menses


Fred Sandback

Fred Sandback
Blue Day-glo Corner Piece,
1968/2004
1/32" Elastic Cord & Spring Steel

14 x 12 x 6 inches
(35.6 x 30.5 x 15.2 cm)
accompanied by certificate of authenticity
Edition of 25
The intention in 1968 was to do an edition of 25. Documentation shows that five of each were made in 1968. In the archives of the estate, labels (with edition numbers in Fred's handwriting) were found for 7 of the blue, 7 of the orange, and 8 of the violet pieces. All the numbers between 6/25 - 18/25 cannot be verified by the estate. 4 artist's proofs and one exhibition copy exist as well.
(Inventory #19081)

Fred Sandback
Untitled Vertical Wall Construction, 1994
Black acrylic yarn

54 inches high
(137.2 cm)
29 x 54 x 1/8 inches overall
(29 inches from floor and 54 inches up the wall)
Edition of 9
(Inventory #19070)

Fred Sandback
Untitled
(Provincetown Study), c. 1990
Pencil on paper

13 7/8 x 11 inches
(35.2 x 28 cm)
signed and dated lower right
(Inventory #14974)

Fred Sandback
Untitled (Sculptural Study, Four-part Vertical Construction), 1985/2007

Ceiling height x 18 inches
(Inventory #19057)

Morris Louis from the exhibition Morris Louis Now: An American Master Revisited. Image via the Hirshhorn.