"Fainting Couch"
(2002)
🏛️: The Phillips Collection, Washington DC
"Fainting Couch"
(2002)
🏛️: The Phillips Collection, Washington DC
What is happening?
What is happening?
"Jack Lemmon"
(2011)
Wood, cement, polystyrene, acrylic, spray paint, mannequin, Dick Cheney mask, sweatshirt, sunglasses, glasses, butterfly net, and plastic lemon
"Jack Lemmon"
(2011)
Wood, cement, polystyrene, acrylic, spray paint, mannequin, Dick Cheney mask, sweatshirt, sunglasses, glasses, butterfly net, and plastic lemon
Thoroughly enjoyed seeing and handling cochineal. The beetles are used to make red dye, notably used in textiles from the ancient Americas.
Thoroughly enjoyed seeing and handling cochineal. The beetles are used to make red dye, notably used in textiles from the ancient Americas.
Incidentally I saw one of these vessels yesterday when visiting Old Salem in Winston-Salem.
🏛️: Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts
Incidentally I saw one of these vessels yesterday when visiting Old Salem in Winston-Salem.
🏛️: Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts
Is there ANY record of ANYONE receiving funds from this?
Per NEH grant: "The period of performance is the span of time during which you are committed to working on your NEH-supported project. Projects must start October 1, 2025. Statues must be completed and delivered by June 1, 2026."
Is there ANY record of ANYONE receiving funds from this?
10/10 response, no notes
10/10 response, no notes
But aiming to be the "tallest statue in the West" means anyone underneath looking up will still get a show.
But aiming to be the "tallest statue in the West" means anyone underneath looking up will still get a show.
"White House Ruins, Canyon de Chelley"
(1986)
🏛️: New Mexico Museum of Art
"White House Ruins, Canyon de Chelley"
(1986)
🏛️: New Mexico Museum of Art
wonderful, wonderful,
wonderful time of the year🎵
wonderful, wonderful,
wonderful time of the year🎵