-
In Cloud Light - Anthony Howe
stainless steel kinetic sculpture, spinning in light winds
224” high by 104” wide by 52” deep. (5.7m h x 2.6m w x 1.3m d)
more here
-
The thing I emphasize to everybody who comes to work at my company is, don’t play with the toys until you have something to say.
— Steven Spielberg, MOVIE MELTDOWN, $100 TICKETS, AND DREAM CONTROL: LUCAS AND SPIELBERG FORECAST THE FUTURE OF ENTERTAINMENT
-
Illustrated by Jeff Rogers - http://howdyjeff.com/
-
For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much—the wheel, New York, wars and so on—whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time. But conversely, the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent than man—for precisely the same reasons.
— Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
-
MELON SIDERAL
Painting/Enamel
by Harold Perez Lamoru
Cuba
Original: $500
-
In Spite of Everything, the Stars
Like a stunned piano, like a bucket
of fresh milk flung into the air
or a dozen fists of confetti
thrown hard at a bride
stepping down from the altar,
the stars surprise the sky.
Think of dazed stones
floating overhead, or an ocean
of starfish hung up to dry. Yes,
like a conductor’s expectant arm
about to lift toward the chorus,
or a juggler’s plates defying gravity,
or a hundred fastballs fired at once
and freezing in midair, the stars
startle the sky over the city.
And that’s why drunks leaning up
against abandoned buildings, women
hurrying home on deserted side streets,
policemen turning blind corners, and
even thieves stepping from alleys
all stare up at once. Why else do
sleepwalkers move toward the windows,
or old men drag flimsy lawn chairs
onto fire escapes, or hardened criminals
press sad foreheads to steel bars?
Because the night is alive with lamps!
That’s why in dark houses all over the city
dreams stir in the pillows, a million
plumes of breath rise into the sky.
-
#2aaca4
