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kevin bauman (via), hoolawhoop, maryanne casasanta

moss garden

wall reliefs by anna betbeze at kate werble gallery

from the nytimes review:

These titles (and the show’s title, “Moss Garden”) refer to Michel Foucault, who lectured that “the garden is a rug onto which the whole world comes to enact its symbolic perfection, and the rug is a sort of garden that can move across space.”

wish list

wunderkammer, diary of a wandering eye, petco

living/making

i love working at home (and i'm not just saying that because i can't afford a studio!) it can get really messy, but i love living with my sculptures and there are so many interesting art/life overlaps that occur. also, it really makes sense for my current body of work to be made in a home because of the themes i'm working with.

mobiles

Art from Found Materials (discarded and natural) by Mary Lou Stribling, Crown, NY, 1970

(via stopping off place)

a new sculpture

made from papier-mache and rope

seth papac

http://sethpapac.com/

(via the best time of day)

pineapples

what is it about pineapples?

i wish i knew...

via bibliodyssey

max hymes

via bibliodyssey

at swim-two-birds

the beginnings (?) of my unintentional pineapple monkey pod collection

a visitor at my apartment

hands & feet

here is a post with a random theme... why not?

(from top: ?, via weird friends, barrao, francis upritchard, pearl blauvert, anna sew hoy)

magic horse

during a studio visit with chris martin, he noticed a plastic horse in my studio and told me that whenever i had a question about my art, i should ask the horse. for some reason, i left that horse in vermont and have been lost ever since. until... i found a new one at a flea market this weekend! all of my questions can now be answered.