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I don't think this chair (or any chair for that matter) is worth that price. But the many sitting positions speak to me and my creaky, c...

harp dreams... future fridays

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 Goal: more attention to details without getting overwhelmed by them, like this guy with such stellar dedication to his craft and the time i...

strandbeests

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I love the whimsy and elegance of this kind of Da Vinci/Wright brothers ingenuity and curiosity! Also, an excellent example of a good musica...

1 person octet

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A movement that signals pure joy, with all 8 parts performed by the same musician. What an INCREDIBLE feat--so many kuddos, Malin Broman!  W...

portraits of protests

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I love these--the silhouette, the semi-finished nature, and the vibrancy of the colors!   via { instagram }

lego organ

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 Oh my goodness, look at this Lego beauty! I love that the designer included a Thomanerchor choir boy. And he even included a Pr...

how to fill one's days in a pandemic

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A visual depiction on how an artist is dealing with the time and anxiety of the pandemic, from one of my absolute favorite illustrators, Chr...

life imitating art

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Quarantine entertainment for days!     via { art consoles }

plant heaven

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Hilton Carter is a person after my own heart! While I don't love his taste in decorating or wall art, just look at the cactus window...

look after yourself

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On this beginning day of the fall semester, and especially after a rough entry into a new age bracket (big number 35 happened yesterday), ...

zebra stripes

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A perfect example of reframing a standard element of daily life in order to get people to stop and look. Exactly why I am drawn to design (a...

a border wall that unites

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I loved this concept, subtly challenging a political mindset in an otherwise mundane situation through architectural design. A Borde...

"that’s what I love about art: completing the story of a work on your own"

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In the fall of 2015, the International Olympic Committee approached me to be an artist in residence in Rio de Janeiro. I had dreamed of us...