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Someone brought parts of a mannequin to work and well I found it in a very "strange" position today.

Empty bike racks near a shopping plaza in Tsukuba.

a temporary museum in the NT Counthouse at BotallackI assembled and filled with sculpyures and relics made from items found nearby.

the project was commissioned by the Tate Gallery St Ives as part of the Quality of Light

I just don't feel like giving context. I just like the sign.

For Max Ernst

kid's toy found in back alley off Berks Street

Phila, PA

Timothy Holt.

 

Title: Taping Motion.

Medium: Electric power drill and masking tape.

Dimension: Variable.

Location: Variable.

Date: 2010.

 

© Timothy Holt, 2010.

www.timothyholt.co.uk

SOLD at Cannibals, Portland, Or 07/02/09

found object ring: shell fragment from morning beach walk in Hahei

Photographed on an old fridge during an exhibition at Sun and Doves pub, Camberwell south London in 2006. By Anthony Wilson www.sculpturemad.com

Found object

 

Leica 0-serie replica

Rollei CN200 film

One of a series. Painted on a squashed tin can and backed with wood. Acrylic paint.

“Linden St.,” Allston, Ma. 05/01/11

It's hard to read, but it says "Man's Shirt Laundered & Pressed." I don't see how they can stay in business washing and re-washing only one shirt all the time.

Mounted on mat board, made from fabric wrapped around foam core.

Face is in bottle cap, center of flower is made from soda can.

Class project from Jeannie Houston Antes' class at IMA, 2010. What a blast!

 

Found and long saved objects, cowry shells, what was left of my Mom's pocket watch after a house fire...

Installation in Testbed 1, Battersea, London.

Made from found and donated objects bound together with a continuous 1km line of rope.

this is the cover art for the album: From Time To Time by Uglyhead released on Automation records

- Taken at 7:21 PM on January 24, 2007 - this is my study carrel at university.

 

i started with picture of a thai temple in the upper right, to the left is a photo of the border between poland and germany (taken by my belle-mere), below it is a sandbar in los roques, and the palm tree one is playa de uvas. last two are venezuela.

 

then, mysteriously, i return after the winter break to find someone has donated a new photo.looks like eruope, summertime. they even tried to tape it as carefully and anally as i taped up my pics.

 

on the back, they wrote: there came a time when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. - A.N.

 

huh? hmmm. prophetic words? a sign? college idealism? whatever it is, thanks, stranger.

Black Beethoven: an exhibit with ideas on race, history, memory, power, beauty, music and one-ness.

mixed media and found objects on wood.

approximately 4½ x 4¼ x 2½"

(11cm x 12cm x 6cm)

Just about 5 years ago today, I was on assignment in Shanghai. The stint involved staying in country for about 3 weeks at a time. Which meant weekends wandering the city with not much to do, but I took up photography to fill the time. This was a tableau I saw in a back street market. #meanwhilethewifewashomewiththekids

 

Image made with my Olympus e-620 and the Zuiko 50mm f2 lens. 3 shot HDR (handheld). Processed in On1 Photo RAW 18.

 

#on1photos #travelphotography #curios #foundobjects #toned #monochrome #silvertone #monochromephotography #shanghai #china #monochromemonday

I couldn't figure out what the black blob on the guy's head with mouse ears was for a long time. Beret? Rasta hat? Ahh, top hat, yes.

 

A photo forgotten in the scanner bed of the digital photo kiosk at Target.

Steampunk necklace on Etsy right now

Mounted on mat board, body is fabric wrapped around foam core. Face is cast with fimo clay.

Every summer there is a Studio tour in South Newfane,Vermont. Paul Bowen,originally from Wales, finds driftwood and other objects and combines them into interesting art works.

I am continuously impressed by those who take the risk of doing their artwork without the safety net of a safe job.

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