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SUBMISSION: Piles of harvested salt in Saline Valley, CA. 1912 or 1913.
ed: Surreal!
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“You never seem to be waiting for me, but we kept meeting at every turn of the paths. Behind every bush, at the foot of each statue, near every pond. It is as if it had been only you and I in all that garden.”
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Iran do Espírito Santo
Deviant 3
2007
Safety glass
150 x 280 x 240 cm
28 November 2011 • Permalink • 8 notes
Linguistics + Semiology + Some very tight animation and hand-drawn-looking type. Getting the book.
Michaël Borremans
Various ways of avoiding visual contact with the outside world using yellow isolating tape
1998
29,5 x 21,0 cm
pencil and watercolor on cardboard
24 October 2011 • Permalink • 58 notes
Today in history: 1959 The Guggenheim Museum Opens
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I beheld a noble stag with a fine full-grown cherry-tree above ten feet high between his antlers.
J. B. Clark, from The surprising adventures of Baron Munchausen, by Rudolf Erich Raspe, London, 1895.
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