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Seven Oranges, 1966-Ellsworth Kelly
The women of Black Mountain College
c. 1940s
Cynthia Carr, Barbara Sieck, Ruth Asawa, Elaine de Kooning
Louise Bourgeois - from the No series, 1973.
Medardo Rosso, “Enfant malade (Sick Child)” (1893–95)
Yoshitomo Nara - Same as Always, 2000.
Jana Sterbak (b 1955), ‘Sisyphus Sport’, 1997, stone, leather straps and metal buckles, 50 x 36 x 25 cm.
TV Cello, 1971
Who else literally does not talk
Hieronymus Bosch, “Triptych of Garden of Earthly Delights” (Detail), 1500.
Han Dynasty Urn with Coca-Cola Logo. 1994. Ai Weiwei
Me, dissociating: guys i found that hack that lets you into 3rd person view
(Source: butchbulbasaur)
Hilma af Klint (Swedish, 1862-1944)
The Swan, Nr. 1, 1914.
Via Hyperallergic: Rare, Candid Photos Show Louise Bourgeois in Her Home and Studio
When French photographer Jean-François Jaussaud asked an 84-year-old Louise Bourgeois for permission to photograph her at her New York home and studio, she gave him an intimidating stipulation: He would have to show her every single image he took, and if she didn’t like them, he would have to destroy them. The fierce French-American sculptor, painter, and printmaker wouldn’t have it any other way. Read more.
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