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Darryl DeAngelo Terrell, 288° W 14°31’57” N 16°58’50” W Nguekokh, Senegal, 2021
Dragonets mating By: Douglas P. Wilson From: Life Nature Library: The Fishes 1963
Fenrisulven // Arne Vinje Gunnerud X
Between 2001 and 2011 the MTA sank over 2,500 decommissioned subway cars in the Atlantic ocean. This had the effect of creating a vast thriving ecosystem for fish and other marine life.
Today we have yet another instance of I Really Like Green Worms. Unidentified nereid.
Photo by Yolanda Evans
Hed Kandi: Nu Cool Vol. 1-4 (1998-2000)
Terracotta head in jaguar jaws, Veracruz, Mexico, 600-800AD
Behold the dazzling colors of the black-and-gold sapsucking slug (Cyerce nigricans). This sea slug secretes an unappetizing mucus to dissuade predators. When threatened, it can drop its colorful cerata, or leaf-like outgrowths, to create a distraction. This species is found in the western Indian and Pacific Oceans, where it dwells on coral or rocky reefs and snacks on algae. Photo: profmollusc, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, iNaturalist
Isamu Noguchi, Memorial to Man, 1947
More than a decade before humans traveled beyond Earth’s atmosphere, Isamu Noguchi imagined civilization transplanted to Mars, gazing back at an abandoned Earth. Such unprecedented destruction marked a disturbing new chapter in human development. The end of life on Earth seemed likely, even inevitable, after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. To commemorate humankind’s former home, Noguchi proposed a land art project, Memorial to Man,in 1947. In its schematized human face, its large scale, and the use of earth as its material, the project recalls such ancient land drawings as the Nasca lines of Peru – made 1,500 to 2000 years ago – thereby emphasizing civilization’s enduring history.
text by Megan Hines
© The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum/ VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2016. Photo: Photo: Soichi Sunami
Mary Binney Wheeler A Jagamahon inside the Raja-Rani Temple complex at Bhubaneswar 1978 Carousel 10, Orissa 1, 1978 South Asia Art Archive Mary Binney Wheeler Image Collection
Glass catfish By: Douglas Faulkner From: Life Nature Library: The Fishes 1963
String of bead, city of Ur, circa 2475-2300
from The Penn Museum
Opalised dinosaur femur. Registration no. P 208014.
Do you love the color of the dinosaur femur
Andrew Beck (New Zealander, 1987) - Great White Egret (2024)
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