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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).
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Note written on a piece of wood veneer found in Stalking the Wild Asparagus by Euell Gibbons. Illustrated by Margaret D. Schroeder. New York: D. McKay Co., 1962. QK 98.5 .G48
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.))
Continental Motors once built car engines on this site, but the buildings have been abandoned for many years. Here you see a collection of discarded items on the cracked concrete in front of the boxy buildings with their colorful wall art. For more information on Detroit's impressive industrial runs, see my ebook, A Guide to Post-Industrial Detroit: Unconventional Tours of an Urban Landscape -- More Information.
From a series of street pieces. I definitely like to make the most of that which is discarded, left behind or overlooked.
wooden box, found objects, art, mudflap, rusty nail, wisteria vine, washers, glass balls, jet beads, assemblage, paper from 1935 logarithmic and trigonometric tables textbook, coffee percolator top, wire, chinese lantern seed pod
6" X 8.25"
...sort of.
Jesse DeRosa's uber-patriotic Zombie Captain America flyer for Baked Tapes' Memorial Day Potluck Noise BBQ.
FOUND ITEM at the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST...it was fun finding a few things at the contest grounds, but it was MORE fun seeing other photographers capturing those LOST ITEMS ! ADDA wanted to tap them on the shoulder and say, "If you want views, go for the BARE CHESTS, if you want FOUND OBJECTS go to ADDA's non-view flickr set!" LOL
Yeah ... coming across such things is kind of like peeking through a knothole ... or a wormhole that provides a glimpse into an alternate universe. But my curiosity does have its limits.
FOUND ITEM at the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST...it was fun finding a few things at the contest grounds, but it was MORE fun seeing other photographers capturing those LOST ITEMS ! ADDA wanted to tap them on the shoulder and say, "If you want views, go for the BARE CHESTS, if you want FOUND OBJECTS go to ADDA's non-view flickr set!" LOL
This tin can angel seems to burst out of the wall. He's little different and funny. Ingredients are a tin can, spring, hinge, doll arms, sewing machine hinge and air-dried clay face.
Love this sardine can cause it still has the key and the tin roll. Inside has marbled paper, a wrist watch, plastic leaves and a real burr. On top is a clay raven.
Assemblage, acrylic paint, barn wood, copper, key, glass bottle, straw flowers, feather, chain, drawer pulls, maple seeds, found objects, ephemera......3/28/10 Yahoo !!! This was just accepted in a juried show in Sequim WA