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Pendant worn with nut glowing.

 

Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GH2.

site specific sculpture 1982

Larry Auerbach collected creepy objects.

FOUND ITEMS: found on the adventures in San Francisco

Two more industrial-strength rings. Malachite on the left and turquoise on the right.

Earrings, 1.5" long. heat oxidized copper, bronze, sterling and fine silvers.

Assemblage, found objects, horn, wood, cloth, acrylics..

Old fuses made into earrings. Vintage ledger paper rolled and coated with a few micro beads. Another addition to the Junque Jewel Swap.

Found object, Chesterton Lane, Cambridge, UK

carved and painted maple, found objects, glass top

A sun chariot,a ritual object

The sun ,an old dustbin lid ,gilded with toffee wrappers,a childs rusty rocking horse found on a dump, the ribs garden forks and the wheels from a chicken coop.

Inspired by tye famous Danish Trunholm Chariot and made in 1995

seabird skull, mirror shards, seed pearls, thread, human hair, wool felt with embroidery. and a hunk of wood. it said 'ausone'.

assemblage sculpture

scrapmetalsculpture

SOLD at Asher and Bailey, Seattle 5/12

larger than coyote. as big as my german shepherd's poop. hmmm. we don't have wolves here.

 

www.womanwild.org

Olympus Zuiko 50mm f1.8

“Coca-Cola cherry,” 10/05/10

I made this pair from two very small silver plated forks, and a 6mm ruby set in a sterling bezel.

Some days it bothers me that I'm so lazy at spelling...it is not like I don't know how to open and use a dictionary.

LOST

my best friend from

uni

we both changed

Nuclear Fusion lights at 93000000 miles bounced of white wall behind camera - levels adjustment and some added vignetting - found object in the Flinders ranges at Angorichina Station 500 km north of Adelaide

pique-assiette mosaic with broken thick glass, found objects, beads, transferred images.

rounded by the ocean.

  

roof tiles, they used to be.

 

it is just the bottom part and broken but a very cool object

Some of the oldest pieces I found while mudlarking on the Thames.

On the 10th Day of Christmas my true love gave to me....

 

TEN LORDS A LEAPING...

  

Nine Ladies Dancing ... (check out the short video at my blog or in a previous post here and the photo as well to see the ladies dance - some "shake it" more than others do..*L*)

  

Eight Maids a Milking .... (I think these maids were found at the same place those French Hens were found! *L*)(check out the previous photo for this one.)

 

Seven Pawns a Swimming .... (in a pool of chessboards...and at least it's only ONE letter off from the word S-W-A-N-S... *lol*) (see photo on previous day)

 

Six He's a Laying ..... (get it?? - I'm gonna hate this if I have to explain it.. it helps if you pronounce HE'S like geese *lol*) (see prior photo)

 

Five Gold Rings ... (and assorted baubles)..(see prior photo)

 

Four Calling Birds... (see previous photo) (Hello, can you hear me now?) *G*

 

Three French Hens.... (see previous photo)

 

Two Turtles 'n Doves .... (see previous photo) ...

 

and a Partridge with Pears and a Tree.. (see previous photo).

stinky cheese fun--

 

TROU DU CRU--yes, one has to prouncue that correctly otherwise..you are saying...TROU DU CUE--which means...A-HOLE!

 

PHOTOS FOLLOW...well of the cheese...yes, ADDA is back to his cheese addiction as well as photo addiction...ok, of TROU DU CRU not TROU DU CUE!

 

HAVING lots of fun in PARIS==lots of FOUND OBJECTS photo ops--including CESAR in the LUXEMBORG GARDENS...yes, a hunk dressed in a togo as CESAR for his bachelor party. he was a great sport as everyone was taking photos of him.

 

Though my fav FOUND OBJECT was a piece of blue and white pottery chard found after workers dug up pipes in the LUXEMBORG GARDENS. humm, its nice to think that it came from the destruction of the king's place way way back when.

 

speaking of destruction, our US dollar to the EURO...omg...what is that FRENCH word you just learned...yes, eating alot at home,,, hence the TROU DU CRU and bagettes, and wonderful fresh veggies!

 

and of course, one always celebrates destruction...yes, tomorrow, is the GRAND ANNIVERSARY OF THE MAY 1968 STRIKE that crippled PARIS...so, yes, everything will be shut down...we do not plan to venture far from home. as, to get in the spirit, this weekend the busses were on limited or NO run schedules. good time to stay in the neighborhood....which we love, and apparently our upstairs neighbor who purchased her place way back in 1962!

 

SO, tomorrow is TROU DU CUE day ,,,and we;ll just stay in the neighborhood and have fun...

 

big hugs...

joseph & jackie

Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate

 

A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection

 

August 26 – December 16, 2013

 

More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg

Bournmouth international festival 1991

Component of the sound and light installation. - Jason Finkelman in conjunction with seanmurphyLIGHTS, Inc. (Cone wall of the "Speaker Project " (Looks like I found the opposite of the Cone of Silence.))

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