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This is Lady Peanut. She likes to sit by me when I get out the ukulele.
This actually brought tears to my eyes..
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Artist:
Michael Reedy
“Expulsion (e.)”
Mixed Media on Paper
42” x 42”
2012
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Vik Muniz tears, blends and forms images out of magazines by replicating iconic famous paintings. The Brazilian artist entitles his series ‘Pictures of Magazines 2′ based on artists such as Edouard Manet, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cezanne and other fore-fathers of art. Simply Brilliant.
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Appearance Emptiness. Bronze, 31 x 24 x 17 cm. (edition 7 of 9).
Appearance Emptiness II. Bronze, 62 x 52 x 36 cm. (edition 1 of 6).
R_35
George Plimpton and his athletic kitty.
Nadia Wicker’
In the morning mice scamper
over the head
over the floor of the head
shreds of conversations
scraps of a poem
the room’s muse
enters
in a blue apron
sweeps
such important guests
visit my master
well Heraclitus the Ephesian for example
or the prophet Isaiah
today no one rings
the master paces about impatiently
talks to himself
tears up innocent papers
in the evening goes out in an unknown direction
the muse unties her blue apron
rests her elbows on the window sill
leans out
waits
for her sergeant
with the red mustaches
—Zbigniew Herbert, “Ordinariness of the Soul”
Photography Credit Kanoa Zimmerman
