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Textile Sample Book (French, circa 1840-50).

Woven wool and silk fabrics on paper.

Images and text information courtesy The Met.

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Tatsumi Hijikata, Performance, date unknown

Possibly from Tatsumi Hijikata’s Butoh: Surrealism of the Flesh, Ontology of the “Body”

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Art by Abdelrahman al Muzayen. "He was born in Qubayba in 1943 but was forced to relocate to the Khan Yunis refugee camp following the Nakba in 1948. He co-founded both the General Union of Palestinian Plastic Arts and the General Union of Arab Plastic Artists and was very politically active. In 1967, he joined the PLO and worked closely with the leadership offering guidance around cultural heritage and history."

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Cricket on the couch - Frank Gregory

American,b. 1962 -  

Oil on canvas , 24 x 24 in.

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Günther Domenig: Zentralsparkasse Bank (1979) Located: Vienna, Austria

#arquitectura #escultura

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Photographer Valerio Vincenzo has been exploring the borders of Europe since 2007. So far, he’s documented 16,500 miles of borders between 26 countries in order to show the world what peaceful, free, and open borders look like. Source

© VALERIO VINCENZO Website | Facebook | Twitter

#fotografia #artivismo

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“A 16th c. Scottish Plaid was Found in a Bog–Now Becomes Oldest Historical Tartan Available to Wear Today”

A textile manufacturer in Scotland has recreated the oldest-known piece of Scottish tartan ever found, which was buried for centuries.

Discovered approximately forty years ago in a peat bog, the Glen Affric Tartan underwent testing organized by The Scottish Tartans Authority last year to confirm it was the oldest surviving piece of tartan, dating back to between 1500-1600 CE.

#textil

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Luna Parc - semi-private museum, atelier, and private home created by artist Ricky Boscarino (est. 1989, pictures are from 2003)

Located in Sandyston Township, New Jersey

Elements of both the Whimiscraft & Org-Nouveau styles

Scanned from 'Artist Interiors: Creative Spaces, Inspired Living' (2003)

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Matriarch Eats, Marco Argüello

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Painter's studio via Inigo

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The strange and surreal furniture by Korean designer/artist Lila Jang.

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Lara de Moor (Dutch, 1969) - Sleeves (2015)

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Moon Walkers, 1988

Hands of Fatima, 1989

Bride of Galilee, 1989

Laila Shawa

#pintura #artista

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“Bad Grapes” (2020), amethyst, aventurine, agate, garnet, pyrite, ruby in zoisite, tektite, tigereye, turquoise, serpentine, obsidian, blackstone, Indian unakite, labradorite, Sierra agate, red agate, black agate, serpentine, quartz, marble, amazonite, rhyolite, calcite, dalmation jasper, glass, steel and stainless steel pins, copper tube, and copper fittings, polystyrene. 59.5 x 90 x 54 inches. 

New York-based artist Kathleen Ryan harvests inspiration for her oversized sculptures from natural sources: cherry orchards, vineyards, and mineral mines below the earth’s crust. She’s known for her fruit pieces that appear to be covered in mold

Image courtesy of Kathleen Ryan and François Ghebaly, Los Angeles, by Marten Elder

#escultura

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pierre vivant in livingsculpture - paul cooper (2001)

#land art

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Oscar Howe (Native American, Yanktonai Dakota, 1915-1983) - Sioux Seed Player (1974)

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‘there wasn't enough naan so we shared the last piece’

a group of friends had a reunion after over a year since they were in medschool together. they dressed in znali, ate naan and kebab, and fed each other bites full of love. it reminds me of how I want to dress up the most, look my best and sexiest, for the most intimate dinners with those I’ve found most comfort with in life. I hope the work I create and am a part of always reminds me of that.

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