Jan 21, 2018
Dave Dyment TV Dinner Plate, 2010
Ceramic plate, text, clamshell box. Edition of 25.
A souvenir for insomnia, this collector's plate commemorates Carol Hersee, the woman who holds the world's record for being seen on television.
seen from Malaysia
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seen from Malaysia
seen from Canada
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from Canada
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seen from Germany
Dave Dyment TV Dinner Plate, 2010
Ceramic plate, text, clamshell box. Edition of 25.
A souvenir for insomnia, this collector's plate commemorates Carol Hersee, the woman who holds the world's record for being seen on television.
POEM, Maurizio Nannucci
Moth garland, 2016
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/274646560/moth-garland
Zine from 2013, Clothing as Demonstrated by Monsters
Bills, Bills, Bills by Benjamin Critton
Beginning in 2013, American designer Benjamin Critton began collecting privacy envelopes that once contained bills—or less frequently, checks—choosing patterns for their formal qualities. This compact volume collates and presents this collection in a loose graphic narrative centered around Debts Owed. Meanwhile, the interior patterning makes for a hypnotic study of form and purpose. Each pattern is printed in its native color at exactly twice its original size. Published by Endless Editions, 2016. Printed by Risograph, in a hand-stamped edition of 100.
universal distinction - Vikki Dziuma
Award ribbon matching the average colour of the universe to distinguish one's participation in existence.