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One Nice Bug Per Day

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Vintage Aerolux 2 Horses Decorative Neon Light Bulb, 1930's
Slumber was a performance/installation: whenever it was shown, the artist lived in the gallery, weaving during the day and sleeping with an EEG machine recording her Rapid Eye Movement (REM) at night. The REM is an analogue to Antoni’s dreams, and she weaves this pattern into the blanket that covers her bed while she sleeps. In this piece, an uneasy truce exists between contemporary medical technology, ancient myths of weaving and the mysterious world of dreams.
Sound Holes :: Christian Marclay 2007
Louise Bourgeois’s list of wants from her diary, 1962
Robilee Frederick
Moloko /// Over & Over
King Lear performed in the fire-damaged ruins of Teatro Municipal de Lima (c. 1999), conceived by architect Luis de Longhi
brushed 14k white gold grillz, with braille reading "bitter," by bitter.000000 (2024)
PJ Harvey
in 2007, a lady named Kristin Sue Lucas filed to legally change her name from “Kristin Sue Lucas” to “Kristin Sue Lucas”. She appeared in front of a judge in california to petition her case. this is the transcript of her court hearing
An original osteological preparation by Ryan Matthew Cohn, who is known for reviving the 19th-century tradition of developing medical education tools, created for a show at Museum of Arts and Design in 2014. It now resides in the collection of Tim K.
Russian Bronze dated 1-5 CE
Sophie Calle from Exquisite Pain