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Advertisement for "Books on Cards and Sedentary Games" found in Alexander Hamilton by Henry Cabot Lodge. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1898. E176 .A54 1898
Mixed media, found objects, acrylics, copper, brass, beads..
This shrine contains literal & iconic messages that can be viewed as needed mantras, afirmations or simply islands of respite.
Burn incense, light a candel or place a favorite item in the alters sacred place.
SOLD
I was milling the brass hub for the chandelier and these spirals kept emerging from the holes. This was the best part of the construction process, it's just too bad it was the smallest detail of the whole piece.
This little girl measures approximately 3" x 1 1/4". Each piece is handmade from recycled, repurposed objects.
Each little person comes with a copy of their own story, which helps bring their character to life.
This one's story is:
She remembers playing in that yard, running, laughing, her cheeks flush with the pursuit. She remembers this room, her bed fluffed high with down, the sun warming her cheeks as she lay sleeping. She remembers those voices, how they spoke their love, those arms that hugged her tight. No more, no more, she wails to the air, but no one hears, her voice dead upon living ears. She is the ghost girl, the one that haunts this house, she is the one that is no more.
It is $45 and comes with a handcrafted copy of the story.
Photograph found in Dimensions: Aging, Culture, and Health by Christine L. Fry.
New York: Praeger, 1981. GN485 .D55 1981
Hands Together: An Icon Incarnate
A modest exhibition at the Roger Brown Study Collection
August 26 – December 16, 2013
More information: bit.ly/1g8kYUg
Street Sense Media artist and vendor Saul Aroha Nui Tea and his puppet characters from the Hell's Bottom Congress of Puppets folk opera.
Read more at www.StreetSenseMedia.org
Here's a little bird made from found objects by Jim and Tori Mullan. Saw it a few weeks back in Eno Gallery in Hillsborough, NC.
Someone brought parts of a mannequin to work and well I found it in a very "strange" position today.
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
Found an old set of road wheels next to a public trash receptacle. They were in bad shape including the Shimano 105 hubs. The front hub was seized up with rust, wouldn't even turn. The rear hub wasn't in much better shape. But I scored two good old style Shimano skewers.
torn out corner of adult film catalog. Found in Historic Textile Fabrics: A Short History of the Tradition and Development of Pattern in Woven and Printed Stuffs by Richard Glaizer.
ink drawing found in Uncle Albert's Manual of Pratical Photography & Guide to Reproductive Processes: Posthumously published by his dutiful nephew by Powell Perry.
This small box contained an odd assortment of small blocks, enough perhaps to build a miniature neo-classical folly. The background grid is ruled with one-centimeter squares.
Mike Nelson, More things (to the memory of Honoré Balzac) Matt’s Gallery 13 February–14 April 2013.
Mounted on mat board, made from fabric wrapped around foam core.
Face is in bottle cap, center of flower is made from soda can.