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Two objects are difficult at magnification so i took a ordinary
image instead ,,i can figure out the one object, but not certain of the second object in this image .
The name of the models is Mona and this shot was taken at the IPW - International Photography Workshop.
All Hands Meeting.ITS personnel .Vanderbilt University ..photo: Anne Rayner; VU...........................................................................
Made of textile, soft SUNNY object for SUNNY girl as a present
Солнце, текстиль, акрил, декупаж )) оно мягкое, но долговечное, подарено.
Sat. the 13th was free admission at Philbrook Museum of Art and the main exhibit was Object Project.
Object: Open sky
Location: Taoyuan
空間坪數:150坪
Producer: 森原 / 空間攝影
Photography: Luck Chen
Partner: Damon Wang
Project Year: 2019
Designed by: JT DESIGN 京彩室內設計
Misplaced Objects: Migrating Collections and Recollections in Europe and the Americas (Joe R. Teresa Lozano Series in Latin American and Latino Art and Culture)
A visit to the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and Pitt Rivers Museum (to the rear) in Oxford.
The Oxford University Museum of Natural History (OUMNH) is a museum displaying many of the University of Oxford's natural history specimens, located on Parks Road in Oxford, England. It also contains a lecture theatre which is used by the university's chemistry, zoology and mathematics departments. The museum provides the only public access into the adjoining Pitt Rivers Museum.
Grade I listed building
The University Museum and Pitt Rivers Museum
The much-loved Pitt Rivers Museum is unlike any other. Founded in 1884, it houses within an atmospheric building more than 500,000 objects, photographs and manuscripts from all over the world, and from all periods of human existence. Within these are exceptional objects of ritual significance, and objects made for tourists or trade.
The Museum is loved by many and is widely regarded as one of the best of its kind. It is also a contested space that calls for innovative curation to engage with the more difficult aspects of its history; a place where many histories collide and where objects from Britain's colonial past sit side by side with more recent (and much older) ones. Curating that space and those collections is a challenge that we embrace.
The Museum has consciously cultivated its characteristic layout: artefacts are arranged by type into a ‘democracy of things’, rather than by time or region. This reveals fascinating distinctions and parallels across cultures, and encourages questions about the ways in which humanity tackles problems, and creates, understands and embraces life across the world. The collections are of extraordinary range and depth, comprising objects of historical, social and ritual significance, a mixture of great works of art, technology, invention and design from around the world. The Museum is used for teaching learners of all ages and not just students at the University. Staff carry out world-leading conservation and research and we are known for our innovative public programmes and collaborative work with both local communities and those from where the collections originate.
There is a popular perception that the Pitt Rivers Museum is a 'museum of a museum' but in fact none of the original displays still exist. The Museum has always adapted and changed over time, by updating displays, adding to the collections and consciously working to keep it relevant. Today, we continue to undertake this transformational work to ensure that the collections remain meaningful to contemporary audiences, whilst maintaining the multi-layered and dense displays, which have inspired, enthralled and intrigued many generations of visitors.
Lyra's Northern coat, hat and gloves from His Dark Materials.
Lyra was played by Dafne Keen, who also played Laura Kinney / X-23 in Logan (2017) and Deadpool & Wolverine (2024).