mythologyofblue:

Emily Dickinson wrote on small pieces of paper, whatever was on hand.

[See also: The Gorgeous Nothings: Emily Dickinson’s Envelope-Poems
by Jen Bervin & Marta Werner]

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julianminima:

Gene Beery

We Still Have Wild Birds Here, 1990s

acrylic on canvas

18 x 14 inches

Louise Bourgeois at the Freud Museum, A loose sheet in English, circa 1962 via

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Cy Twombly, Fifty Days at Illiam: Heroies of the Achaeans, 1978

neon-fruit-supermarket:

Alan Jaffe
There is an eye watching you c. 1965

Michael Wallace, GPS drawing on bike, ‘GPX mythwallogy’, 2012
9.72 miles in 1 hour, 56 minutes, 49 seconds  via designboom

Mailed gift to Bill Wilson, 1960

(Source: cinoh, via graphandcompass)

Catalina Viejo Lopez De Roda, Letter to my Sisters,  Carta para mis Hermana, Collage 2011

Catalina Veijo Lopez de Roda,  Letter to my Dreams
Carta para mis Suenos, Collage 2009

omenlee:

amare-habeo:

Cy Twombly - Roman Notes I, 1970

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thethirdmind:

Pages from Öyvind Fahlström’s notes for generating his hybrid languages.

“Monster languages” is the expression Swedish artist Öyvind Fahlström (1928-1976) used to refer to his experiments in creating new languages: “birdo,” based on American bird sounds; “fåglo,” based on Swedish bird sounds; and “whammo,” based on onomatopoeic expressions in comic books.

via Cabinet

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