Leigh Suggs Staring Straight Into Something, 2013 Paper on paper 22" x 30"

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Leigh Suggs Staring Straight Into Something, 2013 Paper on paper 22" x 30"
Christine Ödlund
Amiralens Trädgård / The Admiral’s Garden / 2013 / video installation: watercolour animation on seven monitors, seven single-board computers..
“Effect of bacteria on the growth of red clover in a poor sand.” Biology for high schools. 1920.
Internet Archive
“Only when we go into ourselves and attempt to be entirely true to ourselves will we succeed in making things of value, living things, and in this way help to develop a new style that is fitting for us.” Sophie Taeuber-Arp
“Your name changed when touched
by gravity. Gravity breaking
our kneecaps just to show us
the sky.”
Ocean Vuong , excerpt from Eurydice , Night Sky with Exit Wounds
The women weavers of Sardinia
‘Tapinos de mortu’ – carpets on which were laid the bodies of the beloved dead. On these ‘drappo funebre’ – burial cloths – are the Sardinian symbols of the cycle of death and rebirth.
For thousands of years, the men of a tiny Sardinian town have transformed into monsters—and no one knows why.
Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage
AHN SUN MI, SELF-PORTRAIT 3
Roman gold bead ornaments, 3rd century A.D. Met Museum’s collection.
Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday
Billie Holiday, iconic revolutionary singer who refused to back down.
The Spider - Milena Sidorova
Return from the Stars, by Stanislaw Lem, published 1961.
“Kąpałecka Mała Nocka”, a traditional song for the Kupala Night (Slavic summer solstice celebrations) from eastern Poland. Performing: singers Anna Szafranowska and Zofia Szyrajew.