Coptic textile, 6th - 10th century.
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Keni
Misplaced Lens Cap

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TVSTRANGERTHINGS
NASA
Stranger Things
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todays bird
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
YOU ARE THE REASON
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Not today Justin

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will byers stan first human second
dirt enthusiast
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
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Coptic textile, 6th - 10th century.
(2001, Lifelike, LL11)
tony oursler in a sculpture reader: contemporary sculpture since 1980 - glenn harper + twylene moyer (2006)
Betty Busby, "Diatom Parade" (2022), quilt [52 in x 68 in]
cute diy video where the fuck is your respirator
St. Mary Magdalene, Covered by her Hair, c. 1311, Collégiale Notre-Dame d’Ecuis, Eure, France
Koichi Yamamoto (Japanese, 1967) - Touchyukasou (2021)
Boucherouite Checkered Shag Rug, Morocco, Mid to Late 20th C. Wool.
Material Culture
Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 10, vol. 10, 11 mars 1888, Paris. 3. Papillons en tapisserie. Brun moyen, foncé, très foncé. Jaune très clair, clair, moyen, foncé, très foncé. Rouge moyen, foncé, très foncé. Bleu clair, moyen, foncé. Beige très clair, clair, foncé. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney
Subraiana, Outlaws for Life, 2026, mohair and alpaca yarn embroidery
Yu Chengyou (Chinese, born 1953)
Night in a Small Village, 2006
Woodblock print
47.5 x 60 cm
Ashmoleon Museum, Oxford University, UK
"I miss Odysseus; my heart is melting. / The suitors want to push me into marriage, but I spin schemes... By day I wove the web, / and in the night by torchlight, I unwove it."
I made this feverish, unwinding loom for @youremysunshine8 's bday, since she is reading Emily Wilson's translation of The Odyssey.
It's made from an old painting frame with the canvas removed. I painted the wood a darker color and hammered in a couple hundred tacks, which I strung with white yarn.
The weaving itself took a long time, since I've never done that before and wasn't using a real loom, though I did make a make-shift heddle from a ruler. The meander is woven in soumak, which means you wrap the weft around each warp instead of just going over-under; this takes a long time but gives it a really cool dimension.
I carved Penelope's hands from chipboard, and painted them the same color as the loom. I wanted to convey the "muscular, firm hand" from Wilson's translation.
Addison Gosel’s photos in Athens, University of GA, fall 2001
“やさしくしたい”
“ She wanted to be kind.”
2018
etching, aquatint
image: 362×446㎜
Humanoid Khepri Scarab from Late Period Egypt, Egyptian Museum of Berlin [573 x 735]
Ruth Asawa. Chair. 1965
MoMA
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Can they reveal your psychology? Vintage inkblots.