She oversees the museum's ephemera collection, which includes 300,000 items (30,000 of them baseball cards) given to the museum by Jefferson R. Burdick, who loved printed pop ephemera.
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Answers questions about the weather, traffic, news and other ephemera.
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Each piece is framed as a piece of online ephemera.
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Ephemera is as central to their medium as spray paint.
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Many of the assorted t-shirts, pins, and ephemera featured Pepe.
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Whatever, you won't find any traditional tombstones or other funerary ephemera.
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For example, in this puzzle: – Pairing EPHEMERA with HAIR LOSS (sigh)
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She also envisions creating a museum of fashion and related ephemera.
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This show, which promises remarkable photographs and ephemera, is long overdue.
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Rediscovered elegance of logic and symbols, ephemera in stirrings of life.
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People can put together whole collections around certain artists through the ephemera.
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Kim Kardashian, the inventor of many internet ephemera, is our primary practitioner.
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Noisey: So, you started collecting ephemera related to the band right away?
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The agency's Twitter and Facebook accounts are littered with do-gooder ephemera.
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VICE: Why has ephemera become an integral part of contemporary art history?
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How did artists and galleries use ephemera to get the word out?
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Fancher's own words tie together the majority of this pop-culture ephemera.
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Through prints, paintings, ephemera and photography, Frayling traces the creature's visual evolution.
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Keene has a Borgesian flair for invented primary texts and pseudoscholarly ephemera.
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In these photographs, he shows the tools and ephemera of his studio.
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As a piece of graphic design ephemera, the manual is hard to beat.
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His passions for artist books ranged from Japanese scrolls to contemporary printed ephemera.
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I wanted to talk about maybe one more thing related to the ephemera.
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I had an impressive collection of posters and other ephemera (I still do).
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The museum solicits donations like these additions to the collection, including contemporary ephemera.
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Next week, Amazon will celebrate Prime Day, a bacchanal of modestly discounted ephemera.
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Do we want to validate the days we've spent with pop culture ephemera?
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They collected thousands of books, documents, photographs and ephemera related to black culture.
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It's also hard to keep up with all the other online ephemera out there.
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Ephemera is a tier of the art world where the financial involvement is lower.
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Kensuke Koike had a show of mesmerizing cut out postcards and other manipulated ephemera.
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"I have the largest library in the world of female magician ephemera," she said.
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The "shop" sold prints, small sculptures, and an assortment of art products and ephemera.
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How did artists and galleries push the possibilities of ephemera for their respective needs?
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One of the more charming slices of '90s-era web-culture ephemera is Pizza.
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They started by filling a milk crate with some flyers, photographs, pamphlets, and ephemera.
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You might have missed a performance or exhibition but the ephemera is still accessible.
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Op-Docs The hidden compartments of household ephemera are seldom discussed among family members.
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So, fractured photo works by Stezaker are framed above vitrines of Psycho production ephemera.
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There are newspaper engravings, ephemera, illustrated journals, books, postcards and even vintage musical instruments.
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The ephemera constructed a completely different picture of the man Roach thought he knew.
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Can you speak about the importance of preserving ephemera from a historic and financial viewpoint?
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I have been collecting posters and lobby cards and other film-related ephemera for years.
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I also keep shelves of found objects & ephemera for future (Cornellian) inspiration and potential assemblages.
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I expect the '60s ephemera will be less repulsive than a nude sculpture of Trump.
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On the walls, there is ephemera from the history of rowing, including some vintage oars.
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The lifeguards are hidden behind Greg Emetaz's video design — mostly waves, book covers and ephemera.
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The surroundings are so bucolic and seductive, an interest in Hudson River ephemera might develop.
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Ms. Adler, 60, saved more than 20143 photos, art objects and ephemera from the era.
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Photographs, drawings, and other ephemera help illustrate the process, but concise summaries trace the collaborations.
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How do you separate what is real and important and what is ephemera or mere stories?
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A new corner of The Verge dedicated to the best ephemera the internet has to offer.
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Other film ephemera comes from various sources: collectors looking to purge their collection, cast and crew.
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Someday you will die, leaving behind a lifetime of text messages, posts, and other digital ephemera.
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"Kisses Kisses" will feature paintings and ephemera by Ms. Kanarek that have never been seen before.
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Art ephemera was often all that remained after a show, and it took on new significance.
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It's found in ephemera littering a bedroom floor and the beating wings of a Monarch butterfly.
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In Chris Ware's latest book, Monograph, he confronts his past self through various ephemera and remembrances.
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His menu has no truck with avocado toasts, rainbow bagels and other early-21st-century ephemera.
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In October, the complex opened as a museum that showcases instruments, clothes, awards and other ephemera.
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Eight of these ghostly drawinglike works come into focus on the walls of the ephemera gallery.
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"The room through eyes that see askew" (2016) depicts a dilapidated kitchen adorned with suburban ephemera.
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What secrets lie in the brief glimpses of minor characters and bits of Marvel universe ephemera?
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The trinkets, cultural artifacts and various travel ephemera create a space that feels completely and wonderfully anachronistic.
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I tried asking various sports economists who can usually be counted on to track wonky sports ephemera.
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Since my bag only has a few pockets, I carry all my ephemera in this little pouch.
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Electronic ephemera shimmer just out of reach, like rain tapping on the other side of a window.
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I love looking at ephemera, but, apologies: The vitrine containing the artist's cotton bandanas made me laugh.
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Her latest, Essays One, collects essays and reviews and talks and some of what I'd consider ephemera.
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Nick Carter is not the only celeb to extoll the virtues of holding on to gestational ephemera.
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DOWN IN RENTAL'S basement is the ephemera of Mesler's life — an installation in search of a gallery.
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A replica of a mobile wagon filled with distributable suffrage ephemera is in the third, transitional gallery.
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Dion spent two years collecting scientific ephemera — some of it donated from Fairchild's kin, some foraged himself.
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Tiny type covered the pages with factoids and other ephemera, a precursor of New York's Approval Matrix.
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The Inglett exhibition features paintings, drawings, works on paper, collages, assemblages, and a vitrine full of ephemera.
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Museums & Galleries Focused on one striking Sargent portrait amid family ephemera, this exhibition, which closes on Feb.
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The museum commemorates his complex career with art, letters and ballet ephemera, drawn from its vast holdings.
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The material is drawn from Tulane University's Louisiana Research Collection, and private holdings of Mardi Gras ephemera.
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Printed Matter's exhibit Sally Alatalo: Narrative in Revision includes experimental magazines, printed ephemera, and newer digital works.
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The show includes issues of DuDa, printed ephemera, Ranchouse paperbacks, and several of Alatalo's newer digital works.
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Another book features collages and ephemera, offering a more personal and poetic perspective on the publication's importance.
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In the absence of any clear financial rationale, investors seem to have seized on the ephemera of eyeballs.
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As collecting them with other ephemera in albums was a popular 19th-century pastime, quite a few survive.
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It's already been tricky avoiding certain articles and other bits of Kardashian ephemera in my Facebook news feed.
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The history of Southern food customs and culinary ephemera are on display at this museum and demo kitchen.
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Included in the shadowboxes are ephemera Hitnes collected while in the field searching for and drawing the birds.
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The exhibition's curator Stephen Vider has again deployed archival ephemera alongside artistic interpretations to carry complex historical narratives.
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There are also previously unseen photographs, notebooks, scrapbooks, screenplays and personal ephemera, like a collection of his passports.
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Hidden away are some 21981,21 notable tennis rackets, countless boxes of ephemera and rack after rack of clothing.
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The problem for Trump is that it's buried under his asides, misstatements and other general verbal ephemera. 231.
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In recent years, Tyler revisited her old journals and the dusty pop culture ephemera she stockpiled back then.
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Put away in storage, half-forgotten, these objects could just as easily be priceless mementos as worthless ephemera.
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A hardbound book of images from the original interstellar message and ephemera from the project's history accompanies the records.
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In 22015, David Godbold produced Hogarthian satirical illustrations on scraps of election ephemera such as manifestos, letters and flyers.
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The sprawling show assembles 600 horror artifacts, artworks, ephemera, and cinematic models from the collection of the visionary filmmaker.
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Right now, the app's image is still firmly rooted in anonymous ephemera hurled out by randos in your proximity.
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Curators could likewise encourage more nuanced interpretations of collections by juxtaposing canonical works, where appropriate, with artefacts and ephemera.
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Have you spent much time thinking about the symbology and ephemera involved in the grand return of Vampire Weekend?
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They can also be a mess of affect and precious aimlessness, lost in their own world of psychological ephemera.
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Toronto-based artist, Kaley Flowers, transforms the ephemera of the internet into permanent and lasting ceramic works of art.
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Her swords, tarot cards and candlesticks are on display, as are beads and religious ephemera—the remnants of faith.
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He would bring each friend six or seven gifts, carefully wrapped and collaged with stickers and other printed ephemera.
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Memorabilia A publishing saga, captured in Potter ephemera — letters, sketches, mementos and more — that has been transfigured into treasure.
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Glass display cases hold various pieces of ephemera from Walt Disney's travels and objects reflect Disney characters' European versions.
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The couple co-owns BLK MKT Vintage — a curated vintage and antiques market interested, specifically, in Black cultural ephemera.
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Inside, in the fifth-floor gallery, a show of paintings, texts and ephemera will look at Berman's life journey.
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This bric-a-brac collection of ephemera, campaign signs, and gag gifts runs the gamut from haunting to horrible.
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Punk and Hardcore Fliers, Zines and Ephemera continues at Printed Matter (143 11th Ave, Chelsea, Manhattan) through February 13.
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There is a second gallery with individual laptops for playing 11 other games, and some ephemera related to their design.
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His father, a medical specialist, and mother, a teacher of psychology, both had their own collections of precious biological ephemera.
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For as long as the space has existed, critics have questioned their purpose beyond the creation of simple, plastic ephemera.
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Thus, this show's attention to the ephemera of everyday life allows for different stories to be told about the country.
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In addition to drawings, films, photographs, and related ephemera, there's an interactive Rube Goldberg machine, created just for the occasion.
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That sculpture and others — along with drawings, ephemera and remembrances by close friends and collaborators — are included in the exhibition.
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Perhaps living this moment of cultural convergence sparks his intense interest in mining and mixing digital ephemera with analog technologies.
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We spoke to Damien about capturing flashes of late-night ephemera and how drag reminds us of London's colourful past.
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The mood of this statement — at once exasperated and matter-of-fact — continues throughout the show and its related ephemera.
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Ashbery's collages are complemented by ephemera, such as copies of his books and the sources from which he took images.
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The secret atelier is the pezzo forte of the place, a beautifully cluttered warren of objects, art pieces and ephemera.
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Mike Isaac here, your trusty, San Francisco-based reporter covering all things Facebook, ride-hailing and other Silicon Valley ephemera.
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Memory has long been considered a biological enigma, a medley of mental ephemera that has some basis in material existence.
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Some desks don't come with drawers, so having a dedicated place to store your files and office ephemera is imperative.
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But there are also local ceramics, collections of vintage "Peanuts" bric-a-brac and an ever-changing mix of ephemera.
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The site's "explainers" have become a journalistic genre, with their guides to everything from nuclear-weapons deals to internet ephemera.
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On folding tables and the steps of the old post office vendors sell curious ephemera, principally postcards, coins and stamps.
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"The Beautiful Ones," published in October, contains the early pieces of the project, as well as images of Prince ephemera.
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If you stare at computer loading symbols all day, you'll love this short film featuring handcrafted animations of digital ephemera.
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H: And through FILE, Art Metropole emerged — an archive, shop, and distribution center for artists' printed matter, video, and ephemera.
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Families typically build altars to deceased loved ones and decorate them with food, candles and ephemera dedicated to the deceased's memory.
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As ugly/cute shoes continue to trend along with other early-aughts ephemera, it's only natural that Uggs make their return.
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It also includes rare historical ephemera and photographs from Chalfant's archives that capture the birth of hip-hop in the Bronx.
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We fill them with mostly authentic but occasionally fake vintage ephemera from the 80s which she painstakingly reproduces using old fonts.
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What it reveals is a familiar enemy that, for entirely pragmatic and propagandistic reasons, has dressed itself up in memetic ephemera.
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The lyrics, letters, photographs and other ephemera among the more than 453,245 items in the archive represent decades of American history.
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The drawings in plastic bags, canvases hung like shiny banners, and golden frames covering the walls become souvenirs of digital ephemera.
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An homage to human's ongoing fascination with the cosmos, it's crammed with nostalgic ephemera like mugs, books, records, and action figures.
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Consider the Etsy shop Ephemera Papers, which sells prints and digital downloads of maps, including ones that were published in 255.
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It can be easy to forget the ephemera we held dear, the stories we told, and the music we danced to.
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So his work was never really finished, often complicating the idea of a fixed art object with an action or ephemera.
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You'd do well to find a more appropriate location to for acid flashbacks than among the rotting ephemera of the 1990s.
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Finding patterns in the endless ephemera of internet culture is fun and even soothing, like a real-life matching tile game.
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Grant W. Trent, an industrial electrician in Florida who collects and tests radioactive ephemera as a hobby, discovered the cock rings.
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The three small rooms were packed with dusty boxes and a lifetime of ephemera, most of it belonging to the Frosts.
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They're meant for the real hardcore fans — the people who are really into the tiny details and the ephemera about Bigfoot.
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Through various photographs and ephemera, the show will remember his sermons in churches, visits to the United Nations, and much more.
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If you get tired of reclining, you can also browse the books and personal ephemera displayed in several slim cabinets nearby.
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At first glance, the space is filled with ephemera — scraps and print-outs and tickets pinned and taped to the walls.
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Archival exhibitions can sometimes fall flat, accomplishing little beyond dusting off a few pieces of ephemera from a long-gone artistic movement.
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Researchers developed the HistoryBase to trace the BEV's rise as it happened, creating a community archive of meeting minutes and other ephemera.
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The two cases of ephemera were selected from 17 holiday card boxes at Yale that hold material dating from 1935 to 1966.
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The ephemera on display here was collected by Nicholas Bonner, a British tour guide and expert on North Korean art, since 1993.
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All the while, she worked as a teacher and collected African masks, fabrics, and historical ephemera while traveling during her time off.
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The artists searched through home videos, letters, documents, and images, finding physical ephemera and strange histories with which to create new work.
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And when the sale ended, another 20 boxes of ephemera were reportedly found in the attic, including Rizzo's passports and more Rolodexes.
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Today, ephemera like what's housed at the LHA gives us a glimpse into the rich, surprising stories that have long been ignored.
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If there's ever been any struggle for people to connect with that, it's been because, well, there's a lot of ephemera too.
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It's a very weird peripheral that was available for the Super Nintendo, and it's a kind of hilarious piece of gaming ephemera.
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Rich in interviews and ephemera from the making of Lynch's classic, Blue Velvet Revisited is ultimately disappointing as a standalone artistic achievement.
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There he spent hours transfixed by Hall's stories of life on the road, and the photographs and ephemera of the vanishing sideshow.
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He bought fine volumes and ephemera, collecting pamphlets and song sheets with as much fervor as the works of the humanist Erasmus.
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Rachleff deserves our thanks for amassing a wide and wild range of material, from art works to documentary photographs to gallery ephemera.
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Armstrong: Some of the Club Kids/Michael Alig ephemera are collectible, as well as the 70s and early 80s hip-hop flyers.
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Home to contemporary Southwestern ephemera, the space has served as an incubator for other artists and curators since opening 2363 years ago.
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With jukeboxes, pulp paperbacks, records and B-movie posters everywhere, the apartment doubles as a virtual museum of rock 'n' roll ephemera.
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Like a video archive that is available 24/7, Locally Grown is an anti-streaming streamer, the PBS of black cultural ephemera.
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Such animal celebrities have risen from mere internet ephemera into an everyday presence in strangers' lives, even if mostly in digital form.
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This November, Europa released an English translation of "Frantumaglia," a collection of interviews, correspondence with editors and other ephemera from her career.
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From an uncovered box of photographs and ephemera, a portrayal of Francesca Woodman emerges that sheds new light on the enigmatic photographer.
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It's simply another version of Hollywood, where great tales are packaged and sold, where great actors teach people to believe in ephemera.
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And yet a steady gurgling of moon truther ephemera has remained since the 1970s, from books to documentaries and now, YouTube videos.
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She was living alone—sleeping on a mattress on the floor, surrounded by dust and ephemera from her friend's recently dissolved relationship.
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After his 1941 death, his widow Mary offered his over 800-piece archive of drawings, paintings, and other ephemera as a bequest.
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This legendary Cuban karaoke place sports walls filled with Florida Keys boating ephemera, a pool table, and songbooks longer than the Torah.
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Standfest collects old science textbooks, children's dictionaries, and in general ingests a steady diet of printed ephemera that present information clearly and authoritatively.
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These include photographs with Crimp, intimate notes with artist Jack Whitten, flyers from ACT UP campaigns, occasional poetry, political pamphlets, and other ephemera.
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In the garage, four vitrines feature ephemera, like fliers from 1999 for the punk band Limp Wrist featuring appropriated Tom of Finland illustrations.
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And then the idea of low-count videos themselves; this endless stream of inconsequential ephemera pulled down from YouTube that could contain anything.
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"I would say a lot of what goes into my paintings these days is studio ephemera and stuff from my environment," Gray explains.
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And the book I am reading now — "Curator of Ephemera at the New Museum for Archaic Media," by my own sister Heid Erdrich.
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Wide shots of the band strumming away in the middle of nowhere are cut up with faded shots of rocks, sunsets, natural ephemera.
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The gift is comprised of over 2,000 posters and maps, 4,000 magazines, 19403 linear feet of books, and approximately 6,500 pieces of ephemera.
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Besides the visual representations, that is, the photos, engravings, paintings, lithographs, and digital reproductions, other ephemera include postcards, menus, membership cards, sheet music.
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In it were not only Interview covers and ephemera, but also early and late work barely seen or recognized: Pop paintings, late abstracts.
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He kept not only photos and letters, but also receipts, ticket stubs, dental X-rays, school assignments, Spanish bullfighting magazines and other ephemera.
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Sotheby's New York held a successful sale of Juan Hamilton's collection of art and ephemera previously owned by Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz.
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As Hull had done with the Games, producers tried to incorporate as much local street art and ephemera into "Dispatches" as they could.
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The hotel's first floor retains its original Art Deco interior, with touches from its heyday, including Borg-branded silver teapots and wrestling ephemera.
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Community members and activists salvaged photographs, scrapbooks and ephemera from dumpsters and curbsides in an attempt to comprehend how quickly things had changed.
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Selling large accumulations of cultural artifacts and ephemera has helped many an individual or organization with an acquisitive nature to pay some bills.
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I could recognize it, the way we can remember the foggy ephemera of a dream, but it also felt quite foreign to me.
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We'll still be talking about all our favorite movies, TV, books, music, and Internet ephemera, we'll just be doing it under a new designation.
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Vitrines, alongside ephemera such as magazine spreads, announcement cards, and posters, house more than 22010 of LeWitt's often floppy, fragile, and soft-cover books.
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Made up of cabinets with newspaper clippings and other ephemera, it looks to juxtapose different fallacies and absolutist claims about current affairs through collage.
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Only a few blocks from Times Square, it is crammed with more than 3,000 pieces of "female magician ephemera," only part of her collection.
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The electronic dance music bibliography, though, is split far more evenly between written books and collections of images: photos, flyers, ephemera, 12-inch vinyl.
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For this exhibition, artists searched through home videos, letters, documents, and images, finding physical ephemera and strange histories with which to create new work.
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One table displays photographs and ephemera pertaining to the career of a man named Charles Fulton Oursler (1893-1952), who was Tony Oursler's grandfather.
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Until last week, that is, when Apple updated its software, cracked open iMessage and allowed the ephemera of the outside internet to seep in.
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Nearly 200 items from Miller's collection are on display in New York this month, in Downtown Art Ephemera, 1970s-1003s at James Fuentes Gallery.
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There will also be documentary screenings of films related to Mr. Taylor, listening sessions of his albums hosted by jazz scholars, and various ephemera.
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Nowhere is the attention to campaign ephemera more aggravating than in the book's endless of discussions of the rival "power factions" within the campaign.
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By 1971, Ms. Westwood and Mr. McLaren were selling records, clothes and ephemera in a store, Let It Rock, on King's Road in London.
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Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, the hosts of the podcast "Las Culturistas," typically discuss pop-culture ephemera with their comedian friends in small groups.
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Our Friend, Jean, with drawings, collages and ephemera by Jean-Michel Basquiat, continues at the Bishop Gallery (916 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn) through February 29th.
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Even when the ghost of a point materializes — that recording ephemera can be a self-soothing behavior — "VHYes" is too unsophisticated to develop it.
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It's much harder to motivate yourself to crack open a weighty tome crammed with characters and subplots than to just scroll through Twitter's ephemera.
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Gregory conducted interviews and collected objects, ephemera, and family photos to create testimonies, or formal accounts, of immigration to the San Francisco Bay Area.
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The Brooklyn Academy of Music's new digital archive features playbills, photographs, videos, audio, and ephemera from a century and a half of theatrical history.
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It's gone from something vaguely personal to just another piece of pop culture ephemera, which feels like a justifiably ironic punishment for the show.
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I find some of the ephemera attached to the idea of death and darkness (skeletons, spirits, cemeteries, etc) to be endlessly fascinating and aesthetically pleasing.
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Tool has invited the pubic to bring him imagery of violence, war, and trauma, as well as advertisements and ephemera of popular culture and news.
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While this meme might seem like an offensive but unimportant piece of internet ephemera, Wynn explores what it means for trans women and straight masculinity.
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Ephemera contains the seeds of a lot of issues and influences of the times today, so it cuts across multiple generations at the same time.
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This time around, the prints involve some whimsical takes on beauty ephemera, like strips of false lashes, drops of nail polish, and eyeliner-pencil shavings.
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Repetition from booth to booth (and from year to year) was too prevalent, and ephemera seemed at times to replace the notion of books altogether.
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LeWitt's voice — at times authoritarian, exposing his deeply conceptual thinking — echoes throughout the exhibition, in his books and ephemera and quotations printed on the walls.
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The exhibition includes rarely seen books, ephemera, and sources of inspiration from the James Castle Collection & Archive LP and The William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation Inc.
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The Internet Archive provides some of the most comprehensive preservation of our digital ephemera, for both intellectual study and practical use — including journalistic fact checking.
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My room, stripped of posters and ephemera, seemed more like a cell than the home I'd woven together with thumb tacks, bookshelves, and Christmas lights.
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They comprise a green leather box full of discarded ephemera, once a case for a Spanish brandy, and a plastic bag stuffed with tattered papers.
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We curate our own experiences, algorithms lead us by the hand from one new song to the next, and songs are no longer fleeting ephemera.
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An exhibition at the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives restages performances and displays ephemera from Southern California's gay motorcycle clubs of the 1960s and '70s.
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Welcome to Off-Menu , where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us today.
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Welcome to Off-Menu, where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us today.
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LACA's non-circulating collection is an ever-expanding project, encompassing documents and ephemera from contemporary artists, researchers, and writers working in and around Los Angeles.
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Its non-circulating collection is an ever-expanding project, encompassing documents and ephemera from contemporary artists, researchers, and writers working in and around Los Angeles.
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Welcome to Off-Menu, where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us today.
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A collection of letters, clippings, and ephemera, including photographs of Robert and Ina and a crossword puzzle featuring "CARO" as the answer to 27 Down.
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Things such as the reward chart are a handy tool for parents, while the toys and ephemera make it a joy for the little ones.
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In Chicago, the U.S. Pizza Museum at Roosevelt Collection houses pizza-themed ephemera from menus and rare pizza boxes to vinyl records and vintage ads.
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Kenneally's own photographs are supplemented both by childhood snapshots of the girls and boys and by archival photos and ephemera from the local historical society.
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The second iteration will include "Olympia" and other 19th-century French paintings; much more ephemera and photographs, and only one 21st-century work (Mr. Mpane's).
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Welcome to Off-Menu , where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us today.
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No matter the language or the content, Ganavya's voice is a thick ephemera, like smoke as dark as ink, just coming off the fire. G.R.
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The pedestrian strand fronting New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art was once a motley of fountains, old trees, vendors of artsy ephemera and street performers.
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Comedy Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, the hosts of the podcast "Las Culturistas," typically discuss pop-culture ephemera with their comedian friends in small groups.
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Like so much Parton ephemera, they provide only partial glimpses of her vast allure — the monochromatic pieces that make up a coat of many colors.
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Aftel's obsession with natural essences and their history and ephemera took hold while writing her best-selling book "Essence and Alchemy" some 20 years ago.
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The song's music video, created by the internet artist John Michael Boling, achieves a similar effect, using digital ephemera in the service of timeless storytelling.
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"You can feel the evaporation of the physical ephemera," Mr. Lethem, whose most recent novel, "A Gambler's Anatomy," appeared in October, said in an interview.
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Though we unbox our tech with optimism shining in our hearts as bright as our brand new phones, inescapable digital ephemera is quick to accumulate.
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But just as crucially, the 242 objects on display also included ephemera and archival material that revealed the tightly-knit communities among these women artists.
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Anyway — across the ages, presidential injuries have been confined to the realm of historical ephemera; breaking news of international importance that vanishes from all recollection.
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An important aspect of Noland's vision has always been her exacting attention to objects and images that might otherwise be dismissed as detritus or ephemera.
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Near a vitrine containing ephemera from the opera, you can watch a short film by Julien Levy of a performance of one of its scenes.
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It's probably best known today for House of Highlights, an Instagram account that shows highlights, bloopers, and other video ephemera to more than 11 million followers.
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Behind the Leave it to Beaver façade, what actually existed was confirmed in these pieces of outsider art ephemera, a nightmare lurking just beneath the surface.
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The show includes a series of vitrines displaying a wealth of Buchanan ephemera: printed announcements, sketchbooks, handwritten statements, Polaroid photographs of houses, and other field research.
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The throughline that unites all the deep, dark, and otherworldly ephemera that's come out of Bristol, England's Young Echo collective is a sort of subtle creep.
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And yet, they've become a staple of blogs that circulate web culture ephemera, as if their comparably high production is too irresistible to let pass uncommented.
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If that's not enough, the gallery will also be opening a show of works and ephemera by Marcel Duchamp, all gathered together by a single collector.
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The fair spotlights an eclectic range of artists' books, catalogues, monographs, periodicals, zines, ephemera, and multiples, presented by over 100 publishers, antiquarian dealers, artists, and galleries.
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The formality of the cubicle fair format is undermined by interventions and passages that I'm not sure whether to describe as art, ephemera, or party favors.
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The effect of the ephemera collected in the show — the rooms of glass cases, images and photographs, interviews and video footage — became, at once, too much.
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In a new body of work, Alcoholics Anonymous, Bone juxtaposes surreal and vivid portraits of bar patrons with object studies of drinks and other bar ephemera.
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There's also some ephemera, including issues with their photographs in context (in some cases next to vividly colored cosmetics ads) and memos pertaining to their work.
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Welcome to Off-Menu , where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us this morning.
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The price set a record for a Disney map and was among the highest ever paid for a piece of Disney ephemera at auction, organizers said.
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Surrounding her will be ephemera from Big Jeff's time as a DJ, from record sleeves to stickers belonging to the radio stations that he worked at.
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The final gallery, filled with documentary ephemera and sculptures by the likes of Noguchi and Brâncuși, is successful in encouraging a deeper understanding of international exchange.
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A selection of 240 items from the newly found literary manuscripts, letters, diaries, synagogue record books, theater posters and ephemera will go on display on Oct.
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The US Pizza Museum started as an online endeavor by Kendall Burns, a big-time pizza fan in Chicago who collects pizza-related art and ephemera.
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Monograph is neither an autobiography nor a memoir; it is a visual history based on ephemera and remembrances, with a narrative loosely built around these objects.
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Welcome to Off-Menu , where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us this morning.
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Welcome to Off-Menu, where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us this morning.
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His death marked the end of an extraordinary and prolific career that included painting, installations, music, books and ephemera, and even a brief foray into acting.
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There is a group of collaged mailers that Berman used to send various friends copies of his magazine Semina, plus other ephemera well worth looking at.
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Hale's donation also included photographs, clippings, a brief note she wrote about her relationship with Eliot, and other ephemera, the library said in a news release.
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Budapest was rich in ephemera from the industrial revolution and the early twentieth century, which the Pintos sold for ten or twenty euros per item online.
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From the manifesto pamphlet forward, the Bauhaus self-consciously cultivated itself as a brand, with a vaguely occult-looking logo and a raft of promotional ephemera.
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Also included are the job application from Mr. Brooks's time selling boots, the receipt from his first studio session, early merchandise and plenty of other ephemera.
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There are countless books at the annual New York International Antiquarian Book Fair, of course, but also ephemera of all kinds: posters, pamphlets, calendars, playing cards.
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Welcome to Off-Menu, where we'll be rounding up all the food news and food-adjacent internet ephemera that delighted, fascinated, or infuriated us this morning.
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Anything-goes hellzone 4chan, Slenderman, Let's Plays and an uncountable number of memes and other web ephemera can all trace their ancestry to the SA forums.
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It's a piece of ephemera whose waxing and waning reputation and varied political valence says more about the shifting politics of Trump and Russia than anything else.
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Launched in 2016 by Colpa Press, Minnesota Street Project, and Park Life, SFABF spotlights an eclectic selection of artists' books, catalogues, monographs, periodicals, zines, ephemera, and multiples.
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Instead of simply reproducing digital images in an analog space, the exhibition, which focuses primarily on Map Pointz, creates an immersive space of ephemera, light, and sound.
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That ambition rings true in these rarely seen, small-scale assemblages of postcards and found ephemera — from richly patterned interiors to still-lives starring Campari and Cinzano.
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For decades, Prelinger has been one of the most active archivists of cinematic ephemera, working to find, research, and preserve everything from home movies to stag films.
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A gut-turning act of violence, one we wish we'd never seen, became yet another bit of shareable content, wedged between status updates and other social ephemera.
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However, the lack of the one bit of technology or ephemera we could all rally around is only part of what ails South by South West Interactive.
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It's an at-times harrowing listen, fluttering through shattered electronic ephemera and neon synthesizer sequences, taking refuge in the shadows from the heavy stuff that surrounds it.
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Utilising society's discarded ephemera, he defined the creative process not as a separate sphere, but as intimately linked with everyday life as a process of organic transformation.
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In an age when everything seems prepackaged, prerecorded, prefabricated, this older, slower Texas, disconnected from urban and digital ephemera, can provide a welcome dose of the real.
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It was the first tangible byproduct of an intense archival effort around the music of Garner, who died in 1977, leaving many unheard recordings and ephemera behind.
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PEOPLE is pitched as a home for collaborative projects, outtakes, demos, and other musical ephemera—a service seemingly less rigid than Spotify but more selective than SoundCloud.
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Mr. DuBois has thoughtfully included a kind of mini-museum of voting, with a display case of punch-card ballots, party-line labels and other historical ephemera.
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In his quest for ephemera, he did buy a couple of truly valuable pieces, which came in handy when his business was struggling in the late 1990s.
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The mid-career retrospective also features his latest work, along with his cache of props and ephemera, many of which are dutifully rendered in the works themselves.
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The National Museum of Women in the Arts announced the creation of the Judy Chicago Visual Archive — a repository of photographs and ephemera spanning the artist's career.
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The drink also contains adaptogens, ephemera from the neverland of is-it-food-or-not that are supposed to reduce stress and improve memory, focus and immunity.
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As his work developed over the years, Jones began including other figures, as well as animals and collage elements culled from his voluminous notebook and ephemera collection.
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F=D's embassy reflected this distinction — instead of simulating Internet ephemera, the pieces explored how the echoes of digital spaces can be felt in the real world.
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She was compiling ephemera from our family and Bill's into a huge book, interweaving the two families' histories in the way that their marriage interwove the present.
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If "Invisible Life" is a better film than "Bombshell," it's largely because Aïnouz, unlike Roach, finds room for the ephemera that clutter even the most dramatic episodes.
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In the back room of the gallery, there is a display of photographs, ephemera, and album covers spanning the breadth of County's career as a punk performer.
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Take a deep dive into our list of 10 next-level graphic designers who've created memorable album covers, posters and other visual ephemera for musicians and clubs.
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The ephemera are a treat to read through, a reminder that the debt-free, anti-hierarchical, progressive school we need is not only possible, it's already happening.
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Two plexiglas go-go boxes glowing a deep orange serve as display cases for various show flyers, wallet-sized photos, and other ephemera related to the rave scene.
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An endless array of coffee covfefe mugs, T-shirts, baby outfits, hats, and other ephemera have materialized online in the hours since Trump fired off the enigmatic tweet.
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What's perhaps most fascinating about these well-kept pieces of ephemera is the fact that literally none of this stuff would be advertised in quite this way today.
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En masse, the stories and ephemera piece together like a jumble of puzzle pieces clicking one-by-one into the story of the Tacoma crew — and your purpose.
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Usually tucked away at various libraries and museums, the letters, daguerreotypes, and other ephemera are all under one roof for the first time at the Morgan Library & Museum.
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You're confronted not just with memories of the person as you knew them, but objects and ephemera that you've never seen before, reminders of their life's unknowable fullness.
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What followed was a perilous ride through years of recovery, depression, unrest, assassination, war, and renewal, as documented by the photographs, posters, scrapbooks, and ephemera in the exhibition.
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Walking through Hilton Als' recently mounted James Baldwin/Jim Brown and the Children exhibition, a crop of works by emerging artists are nestled between Als' art and ephemera.
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Enjoyable as the exhibition is — the photographs, correspondence and publishing ephemera will be catnip to Dada freaks and magazine geeks — its catalog may be the more important accomplishment.
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Additionally, various ephemera included in the book, like signs, cards, and name tags, come in the form of printable templates that you can access via the publisher's website.
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Featuring ballot boxes, rally signs, and other political campaign ephemera, the Smithsonian's show is a celebration of American democracy as told through the instruments that make elections possible.
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Though it's more polished than most of the demos on PEOPLE, the ephemera-heavy platform that the two helped to co-found earlier this year, it's plenty experimental.
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From November 203 to January 17, Miami gallery Nina Johnson will mount an exhibition comprised of 20 paintings, a conceptual sound collage, and sonic ephemera from the artist.
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Despite everyone's insistence that their children are Parrotheads, the event's attendance shows there's clearly a generational divide with Buffett's music, giving the evening a strange sense of ephemera.
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In Phone Home, Barnette created a pink and gold-bedazzled living space using photography, family ephemera, and found items that recontextualize her childhood memories and her family's history.
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When my family moved from Beirut, Lebanon, to the United States in 1991, I quickly became a glutton for all the American angst and ephemera I could stomach.
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In April, she opened Fortnight Institute, "a space for contemporary and historical art, ephemera and books" on 60 East Fourth Street in the East Village with Jane Harmon.
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He would collect and archive the untutored hand as it shows up in children's books, yearbooks, hand-drawn cookbooks, telephone books from other countries, all sorts of ephemera.
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More than tempered anger at a racially exclusionary art world, a theme of bold refusal is present in the 242 artworks and pieces of archival ephemera on display.
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Joe Corre said he would burn Sex Pistols records, clothing and other ephemera on the 40th anniversary of the release of the band's debut single "Anarchy in the UK".
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Arroyo often portrays political action, including protests at the Whitney Museum and The New Museum, and in Miami's Little Haiti, as well as activist ephemera, including posters and buttons.
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But although there were a handful of notable exceptions, what bored me about this show of far-flung disconsolate ephemera was the lack of impact that powerful art delivers.
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THE ALLEYS of the 150-year-old Chor (Thieves') Bazaar, a colourfully named flea market in Mumbai, are crammed with goats, used tyres, speakers, drills and other assorted ephemera.
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There are different types of documentation from the performances and thinking of it less like documentation and more like art pieces that might arise from that kind of ephemera.
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Just when Roomano takes you to the very edge of Flavortown™, and you think you might bust a curd, the cheese fades into a salty, roasted-hazelnutty ephemera.
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Too many people, he concludes, are consumed with "sensationalistic ephemera" from the White House and are losing sight of key issues such as economic inequality or endless wars abroad.
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Mr. Taylor is the focus of a two-week exhibition at the Whitney Museum, "Open Plan," about his life and work involving live performances, films, photography, poetry and ephemera.
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Sifting through the lyrics revealed songs that were rich with references to Midwestern ephemera, and a caustic sense of humor that only blossomed as the record continued to spin.
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He had stumbled upon Scarecrow, a video emporium founded by a Greek immigrant named George Latsios, who had amassed a collection of cultural ephemera and hard-to-find films.
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With new commentary and ephemera, the punk subculture of the time is revitalized and canonized in a 500-page glossy art book Slash's founders never imagined could be realized.
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Here, in "Autobiography: Japan (Shisen-do, Kyoto)" (1982) they are combined with scraps of tickets, exhibition guides and other ephemera into a crusty, dimpled, and obsessively constructed self image.
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This compelling presentation of works continues with Kim's eye-pleasing rock sculptures, which mimic mineral formation with daily ephemera like toilet paper, used soap, and — a favorite — plastic nails.
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While she wrings her hands over random Facebook comments and other ephemera, she refuses to engage seriously with the substantive arguments that have been made on behalf of #MeToo.
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She is featured in "She Persists," in a video by the artists Mickalene Thomas and David Antonio Cruz, along with copies of her autobiographies and ephemera from her campaigns.
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One of her early works, "Dedicated to the Unknown Artists," developed from 673 to 1976, exemplified her career-long approach to using ephemera or overlooked materials in her art.
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Working in tandem with N1L's queasily elastic instrumental, the clip crams together shards of Teletubbies, dollar bills, and all kinds of random ephemera to create a destabilizing sense of euphoria.
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Along the way, the non-profit set up a bunch of little museums around the U.S. dedicated to preserving old equipment and ephemera related to the history of the telephone.
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A co-founder of The Huffington Post, Peretti started BuzzFeed without a news division, focusing instead on jokes, memes, and other internet ephemera designed to go viral on social media.
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According to the website, the various phrases and posters are "discarded ephemera from the broken hard drives of Donwood and Tchock" — two artists responsible for much of Radiohead's visual style.
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They have also assembled, in a separate space, a large collection of the posters, price tags, other graphic ephemera produced by the Hairy Who in conjunction with the original shows.
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London-based publisher Damon Murray had been collecting this ephemera and was looking for someone to tell the dogs' story in a way that was different from the official accounts.
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Faith Holland is a consistently rewarding new media artist who deals with memes, GIFs, and the general ephemera of the digital vernacular in ways that are humorous without being unserious.
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But it's nine years of stuff written largely off the cuff as ephemera, if trolls scrutinizing it for ammunition is the new normal, this seems like a "why not?" move.
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The way he spoke about these items was the same way I spoke about the movie posters and CDs and other ephemera I have held onto since I was young.
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Ephemera from Zanisnik's life (X-rays, photographs, the detritus of New Jersey landscapes) often make their way into his pieces; these site-specific structures tend to envelope an entire space.
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Levy has written a scholarly book about the value of ephemera, "Scrolling Forward," so he was eager to help the students find meaning in the stuff found beneath the floorboards.
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Expect to see photographs of Harvey Fierstein in the early stages of creating his "Torch Song Trilogy"; a program from an overlooked Philip Glass opera; and ephemera from Warhol's Factory.
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The store is split down the middle: men's on the right, along with women's sneakers; women's high heels and sandals on the left; bags and other ephemera between the sections.
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The hundreds of items can provide only a sample of a prodigious output of paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints, posters, advertising illustrations, photographs, films, videos, audios, writings, publications, and deathless ephemera.
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Curt Teich Postcard Archives CollectionYou won't find essays here, but you will find a treasure trove of postcards that we used in this piece, including tons of Route 66 ephemera.
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Though I had seen her around, I mostly knew my ex's new girlfriend through the ephemera she left in his car: oversize black sunglasses, tinted lip balm, stretched hair ties.
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At the reception of her show Phone Home at the Museum of the African Diaspora, I was struck by her connection of technology and Black materiality to glittery, dreamy ephemera.
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The exhibition Loss, desire, pleasure pays homage to the club's legacy, pairing archival material and ephemera with work by contemporary artists who explore themes that first emerged at the club.
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Katchor establishes their existence through ephemera like a single recovered matchbook or a postcard found on eBay or a sugar cube with a printed wrapper that someone thought to save.
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AC gave early shows to several stellar artists, including Ms. Chu, Matthew Ritchie, Isa Genzken and Josiah McElheny, and its history is touched on here by three vitrines of ephemera.
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The auction house is better known for selling canvases by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat for $100 million-plus than for showing what many collectors still regard as ephemera.
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Focused on one striking Sargent portrait amid family ephemera, this exhibition details candidly and vividly the difficulties faced by a Jewish family trying to assimilate into upper-crust British society.
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This filter bubble came into the national spotlight during the impeachment inquiry, as House Republicans spouted internet ephemera ripped from their News Feeds and designed for their supporters to spread.
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Those personal possessions, along with Mr. Cunningham's library and ephemera, are now part of the permanent collection at the New-York Historical Society and will be displayed there this spring.
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More of an art- or archival collection than a typical book, Cunnigham's recently reissued Changes gathers sketches, notes, photographs, programs, and all other manner of ephemera in a creative package.
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We share coverage of historic events — the world wars, the women's suffrage movement, the great expeditions — and we republish glimpses of less earthshaking moments and the ephemera of daily life.
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There you'll find some 300 artifacts, objects and ephemera, including sketches, scripts, photographs and costumes, as well as 47 puppets and examples of Henson's little-known forays into experimental film.
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Organized by longtime purveyor of art books and ephemera Printer Matter, the LA Art Book Fair returns to the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA this weekend for its fifth annual edition.
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She was well known as a collector of kitsch, and her pink 1937 Los Angeles home housed her collection of candy-colored ephemera, cataloged online at her Museum of Kitsch.
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Fortunately, these sparely selected wall texts and personal ephemera leave only a mild imprint on the work that fades as you step back, just like the lines on the canvas.
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The bedroom — located in Great Dunmow, United Kingdom — is meant to replicate that of a "seven-year-old Edwardian child complete with books, toys and ephemera," according to the Airbnb listing.
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The early advocates of cinema saw its potential to bend time and transform space magically; the pioneers of recorded music saw the potential to immortalize sound, which was previously just ephemera.
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The shelves in the room were filled with the ephemera that she had purchased at five-and-dime stores, antique shops and flea markets or was given by friends and neighbors.
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Brown was a voracious collector of outsider art and cultural ephemera, and the eclectic tableaux on the second floor at Kavi Gupta illuminated his playful and cartoony paintings on the first.
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The Malware Museum is one of the Internet Archive's latest contributions to the world of online ephemera, and it's quickly become one of our favorites since it launched earlier this month.
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Since its launch in August 2016, Instagram Stories has been one of the premiere channels for everyday ephemera, a space for users to spontaneously share photos and short, often goofy videos.
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Enter The Necessaries, Arthur Russell's forgotten power pop quartet and their album Event Horizon, the latest in a seemingly bottomless collection of Russell ephemera to be shown the light of day.
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Common Sense(s) is a show currently on display at the Center for Photography at Woodstock, New York, that features a compilation of photozines and related ephemera by over 50 artists.
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Although many of this era's documents and ephemera are now digitized and available online, their crowdsourced transcriptions will add to the historical record of the 20th century's first major military engagement.
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That short duration, along with Snap's branding itself as a place of fun ephemera, may help these glasses get past the objections Google faced with Glass, its camera for your face.
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The gallery, called the Michael Weinstein Gallery, after the museum's chairman, will allow the museum to present artwork and ephemera on themes that resonate with the landmark 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue.
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On view are artworks and ephemera associated with celebrities like Leonard Bernstein, Andy Warhol and Robert Mapplethorpe, as well as lesser-known names like the artists Harmony Hammond and Greer Lankton.
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There we see a great deal of art and ephemera included too — important to enable understanding of the origin story of her accretionary process — those dense surfaces didn't just build themselves.
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Kilo Kish, originally from Florida and now of Los Angeles, is a young singer, artist and textile designer — a casually confident creative, figuring out uses for her brainstorms and her ephemera.
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Working independently through his very own Branca Studios, Abran's silkscreen prints are carefully crafted works of art, making them seem more like collectors' items or bedroom centerpieces than mere concert ephemera.
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VOICE OF MY CITY: JEROME ROBBINS AND NEW YORK A sweeping centennial celebration, with video, ephemera and 227 diaries by the great choreographer and director, born in Manhattan in 250. Sept.
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Last year, the Brooklyn Museum hosted Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving, an exhibition that displayed the artist's clothing and cosmetics and some other ephemera alongside a handful of her paintings.
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Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey devotes a full floor of gallery space to props, tools, art, advertising, and other ephemera related to the conception, creation, and impact of the movie.
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There are also pieces of ephemera that testify to the community's mobilization, including issues of the alternative magazine East Village Eye and programs for nightclub benefit events for the Stewart family.
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The curators have included a few nice bits of ephemera (copies he drew of Egyptian sculpture, and three sketches of eyeballs done with a blue ballpoint pen), but no real surprises.
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Corkboard walls will feature ephemera that collected during the road trip, as well as bright wood floors, dangling HDMI cables for the headsets, and ghost chair seating for four VR station.
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The Ephemera and Material Culture collections also include stamps, buttons, medallions, and medals that document movements including Black Power, the Poor People's Campaign, and Marcus Garvey's U.N.I.A (United Negro Improvement Association).
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BuzzFeed in particular is seen by some as the natural successor to MTV, a network that was founded on short-form ephemera but that today seems less relevant to millennial audiences.
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The account, which bills itself as the official account for the MFA's Representative Office in Simferopol, mostly tweets idyllic scenery and other cultural ephemera in an attempt to boost tourism to Crimea.
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During these many visits, he collected and saved the tickets, food labels, candy wrappers, hotel welcome cards, and other bits of ephemera he came across, finding himself enchanted by their graphic design.
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The exhibition, featuring stark black-and-white photographs of King and Kennedy as well as faded ephemera, reveals the various ways in which the lives of these two influential figures were juxtaposed.
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As with the small yet telling details included in Emily is Away, narrative insight can be found in what Freeman refers to as the "digital ephemera" scattered around Cibele's in-game desktop.
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Amidst the magnets, notebooks, business cards, and other marketing ephemera, there it was: the circular doodad that has leapfrogged selfie-sticks as the must-have mobile accessory for our smartphone-saturated society.
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Other awe-inspiring works are also on view at the Renwick, including Patrick Dougherty's massive structures of woven sticks and Tara Donovan's henge-like sculptures made of index cards and other ephemera.
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This archive of art, literature, photographs, and ephemera is the foundation for Gather Out of Star-Dust: The Harlem Renaissance & The Beinecke Library, a building-wide exhibition at the recently renovated institution.
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There was all the arbitrary cultural ephemera that informs, clutters and shapes the spirit of the age; and it was an age of weariness and disgust, yet sun-kissed with comparative innocence.
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The entryway is decked out with photos of the Blake family, ski ephemera, and even a handmade map made by Ernie Blake that indicated where the ski trails should one day be.
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Perhaps the most compelling aspect of Illuminated Earth is how the exhibition uses archival ephemera, like journals, newspaper clippings, and scraps of old paintings to let Hood speak to us for herself.
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Materials like employee payrolls, lists of guests and even security logs — documents that most companies are loath to share — can be far more informative than ephemera such as antique doorknobs and silverware.
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By offering more than homage, Elena Filipovic's The Apparently Marginal Activities of Marcel Duchamp, a fascinating and unique new archival-based book on Duchampian ephemera, surpasses the mere addition of hagiographic detail.
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All this stuff could feel like gimmickry, but part of the fun of following Powell is that all the goofy ephemera lines up with the music he's been releasing under his surname.
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It's not often that I have to rely only on my memory to bring to light a piece of internet ephemera, but in this case, I don't really have any other option.
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A 1983 visit to a flea market got John Derian started on his métier: decorating objects with scraps from vintage books and ephemera and selling them out of an East Village shop.
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In 2013, the Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas acquired his enormous collection of flag material, which includes more than 10,000 books, a quarter-million documents and ephemera.
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The 60-year-old, known for his outsize multimedia installations of monstrous, distorted faces and ghoulish video projections, has spent decades searching for mystic ephemera everywhere from estate sales to online auctions.
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The show premiered right on the heels of the Iowa caucuses, and every week since has only yielded more and more bizarre pieces of election ephemera for the show to tear apart.
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In his early 20s, while living in the Chelsea Hotel, Mapplethorpe supported himself by selling talismanic jewelry he made from scavenged ephemera — dice, nails, feathers, coins, empty crab claws swiped from restaurants.
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In one part of their headquarters, about 50 jewelry makers work with machinery, on computers and by hand; another area holds an archive of approximately 9,000 jewelry pieces, along with assorted ephemera.
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Prompted by the LA Public Library's recent digitization of The Liberator, the California African American Museum displays the newspaper's archives, alongside rare ephemera and photographs, chronicling the evolution of Black Los Angeles.
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Hanging above these makeshift frescoes of banal objects — columns, a dresser, a telephone, a toilet — are a series of collages that mix the artist's old photographs with plastic, crystals, and other ephemera.
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Donated by Rosin's family, The Nancy and Henry Rosin Collection of Valentine, Friendship, and Devotional Ephemera is considered the "best private collection of its kind in the world," according to the Huntington.
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As a historian of the movement, I have spent a decade connecting threads among thousands of documents, including original correspondence and ephemera of activists, government surveillance documents, court records and newspaper reports.
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Our Friend, Jean, an exhibition of ephemera left behind, given to, or swapped with people who knew Basquiat prior to his extraordinary fame, offers a tiny but intimate window into his life.
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Spanning the years 1950 to 1969, "Abstract Climates" (which debuted at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum last summer) deftly interweaves creative and personal breakthroughs with a combination of artworks and ephemera.
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Working in 16-millimeter film, Dorsky makes short, silent works filled with everyday ecstasies — shifting shadows, nodding flowers — that capture the magnificence and ephemera of both the medium and the larger world.
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Spanning the years 1950 to 1969, "Abstract Climates" (which debuted at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum last summer) deftly interweaves creative and personal breakthroughs with a combination of artworks and ephemera.
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However, the Ephemera and Material Culture collections also includes disturbing artifacts, such as KKK robes and slave shackles, and offensive materials like lantern slide illustrations and Staffordshire figurines of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Whatever her reasoning, the act of archiving ephemera of resistance resonates especially today as museums collect objects created after the 2016 election, from Post-it notes to signs from the Women's March.
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For all of the ephemera, the objects, the books, the stuff that his work is made of, Ruppersberg is at heart a conceptual artist, albeit one in love with the physical world.
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Dumb Fun blankets your surroundings in surreal digital ephemera: red lips and waterfalls, colorful bouquets of orchids, Microsoft Word windows with haikus written in them, a grisly assortment of disembodied arms and legs.
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"I'm working from home" and "we're gathering in the break room for birthday cake" migrated into dedicated office ephemera channels, where they could be ignored, and the load on our inboxes lightened measurably.
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Working in Team Ephemera with Nontsikelelo, Nomaduma, and the others has encouraged me to be more open about collaboration in a way that I hope to utilize for the rest of my career.
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The result of years of cross-country rehearsals, the exhibition uses ephemera, performance, and soundscapes to perform a real-time study of the materiality of objects and the effects of the aging body.
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And mechanisation had little effect on "job" printers, who set most of their broadsides, stationery, business ephemera and small editions of books by hand until metal type mostly melted away by the 1970s.
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On display were all sorts of Necrobutcher's Mayhem ephemera, including his rare collection of band photographs from the band's early years, as well as recording session footage and the band's radical album artwork.
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You might recall that before he was the owner of the Hornets and a famous bit of Internet ephemera, Michael Jordan was the most ruthlessly competitive basketball player the world had ever seen.
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Where the usual movie may use one or two pieces of advertising to mark its setting, this one has literally hundreds of period ephemera, spread across radio spots, TV, billboards, signs, and more.
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The primary story about Thursday's improvised performance, apart from its connection to a room full of photographs, scores, films and ephemera outlining his life, was Mr. Taylor's ties to the dancer Min Tanaka.
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But Apple's new emoji feature seems more likely to impede a different kind of skill: creating surprising, figurative and subversive forms of individual expression out of the digital ephemera that populate our devices.
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All that ephemera can be annoying to deal with and also quite costly, as many things that a child outgrows must be replaced time and time again with newer, larger versions of themselves.
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While the Whitney Museum retrospective celebrates his long career, two smaller New York shows cull from Warhol Factory closets important ephemera that illuminate his body of work and his relationship to art making.
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Nestle created an extensive oral history of Hampton's life through many interviews, and upon her death, Hampton donated all of her and Foster's personal papers, memorabilia, letters, books, and ephemera to the archives.
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Smithsonian Collection Part of the Smithsonian's Sally L. Steinberg Collection of Doughnut Ephemera, the chart presents a theory long held by donut truthers: that donut hole size has gradually shrunk over the years.
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Plus, as with Mel's show, sometimes a more intense color might be used to accentuate a segment of the show, or to signal a different category of objects as archival or as ephemera.
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Beginning with one store in the East Village, he now has four in downtown Manhattan that sell decoupage, furniture and textiles, as well as original and antique ephemera curated from around the world.
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Curated by her stepdaughter, Lise Motherwell, and Helen Frankenthaler Foundation executive director Elizabeth Smith, the exhibition compiles works created in or inspired by Provincetown, along with old photographs, postcards, letters, and other ephemera.
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The spaces you're in, which begin as ordinary office buildings, are constantly shifting, and the characters and obstacles you meet are pulled from a dense web of urban myths and pop cultural ephemera.
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Across the room in display cases are real artifacts from their travels, from taxidermy to specimen jars; some drawers open, allowing you to examine maps, letters, pages of Beebe's journals, and other ephemera.
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The ephemera provide an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the exhibition's most affective works are those that convey the pathos of the experience.
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On the opposite wall was a photograph montage, a display case with ephemera, and books that steered me around the corner to images of various celebrities and into the heart of the exhibit.
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But the reveal of a 21990 tape of Trump saying horrible things about women while behind the scenes of Access Hollywood suddenly brought pop cultural ephemera more than a decade old into the spotlight.
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Inspired by morbid memories and antique funerary rituals, the Handsome Devils are hand-sculpted, incredibly detailed puppets, decorated with spooky ephemera like bones found in a field or fragments of the artist's grandmother's jewelry.
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The KVML is ultimately designed to be an active space and community center, so the ephemera of the author's life is really just the backdrop for a series of programs, performances, and community activities.
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Through photos, newspaper articles maps, ephemera such as clocking in and out cards, original strike banners, news footage and pamphlets, "We Are The Lions" brings the dispute, and its tumultuous 227s context, to life.
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It is clear, from the assorted ephemera and Kotula's deep understanding of Schwarz's work, that the artist considered these shapes to be a visual language, communicating patterns of light, quotidian routines, and interpersonal encounters.
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And then, of course, there's the endless stream of NAAFI-branded merch and ephemera: not just tees, sweatshirts, and hats, but also stickers, business cards, lighters, dimebags, wristbands, rugs, beaded handbags, and beach towels.
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" The images are printed alongside the ephemera of their relationship: ticket stubs to a Le Tigre concert they both attended before they met, notes that read, "Welcome home" and, "I love you soooo much.
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Visitors to "Agitprop!" wander past historical photographs, banners and ephemera documenting global political commentary, from a 1930 Soviet poster commemorating International Working Women's Day to an Ecuadorean artist's piece urging resistance to government censorship.
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Even the ephemera and inscriptions (offsprings of the Surrealists' automatic writing?) marked into the off-white wall or air around this creature of an unknown species contribute toward keeping its mostly stable construction animated.
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The Wolfsonian–Florida International University received a gift of over 650 items of rare photographic albums, ephemera, and monographs from philanthropist Jean S. Sharf and her late husband, collector and scholar Frederic A. Sharf.
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More than half of the film consists of shots of Laura in the type of poorly lit room full of nondescript technology and pop culture ephemera that an action hero's hacker friend typically inhabits.
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But the filmmakers also show a hopeful infusion of new blood and an opening up to new collecting areas (hip-hop ephemera, zines, comics), new ways of selling and a (somewhat) more diverse demographic.
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"I grew up with my sister in a house full of prints and posters and ephemera about pharmacy and medicine," Ms. Helfand, an artist, designer and writer who teaches at Yale, said by email.
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The Pratt Library's exhibition of M/E/A/N/I/N/G (19903–2016) included all the original issues along with photos, artwork, books, and ephemera from the 30-year run of the magazine.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy, as well as faded ephemera that memorialized them, this exhibition reveals the various ways in which the lives of these two influential figures were juxtaposed.
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This exhibition unearths many works from that era, including large canvasses, sculptures, and an installation of Rammellzee's "letter racers," spacecraft-like sculptures shaped like letters of the alphabet created from toy bits and ephemera.
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The Morgan has a collection of Einstein-related ephemera that includes correspondence and manuscripts, including the draft of an article about the general theory of relativity which Einstein was writing for the journal Nature.
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She will expand on this project for PSSST's inaugural exhibition, Edges of Chaos, which will comprise performances, talks, and an archive of images and ephemera related to SoCal Latino party crews of the '90s.
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The exhibition "Calder / Kelly," which is now open at the Lévy Gorvy gallery in New York, entertains this question across three floors of work and ephemera by the artists Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly.
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With over 300 objects from the magazine and its cultural milieu — including paintings, sculpture, poetry, traditional arts, publications, and ephemera from a variety of creators — it mimics Amauta's wide array of perspectives and projects.
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With flocked wallpaper and vintage ephemera such as Houdini books and curious objects, and cocktails that have their own brand of magic, this is a must for visitors who enjoy a unique bar experience.
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"I'm a little embarrassed by the state of this room," said Will Shortz, The New York Times's crossword editor, as he waded through a seemingly endless array of puzzle ephemera in his upstairs library.
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There are also various sorority ephemera, about 100 mounted butterflies, a silver etched vanity set from 1930s New York and a Kewpie doll, which Ms. Scutts noted has ties to the woman's suffrage movement.
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As a graduate student, Shapland was an intern at the Harry Ransom Center, the University of Texas repository that buys up the ephemera of seemingly every writer: Gabriel García Márquez, Don DeLillo, Rachel Cusk.
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As a result, other stray digital ephemera are sucked into this eddying body—fashion photos of NBA baller Chris Paul, a random clip of someone's dad—all of them in conversation with one another.
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He emptied the bag of salvaged miscellany he'd brought to shoot, jotted a few cryptic words on bits of paper, and then pinned them together with old photos and other ephemera onto timeworn corkboards.
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In the exhibition, a small collection of ephemera by and about George includes his book Maximin: ein Gedenkbuch (A Memorial Book, 1907), dedicated to his friend Maximilian Kronberger, as well as a drawing (c.
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There are little worlds, like the intimate, playful terrariums of Ajay Kurian, which host childish ephemera — plastic toys, sparkly pipe cleaners, and LED lights — inside cast-resin balls or a fish tank-like enclosure.
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Her images and sculptures draw attention to the significant connections between collective memory and political consciousness in art and life via materials such as personal ephemera, family pictures, and vintage Black pop culture magazines.
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Only today, this form of conspicuous consumption is more abundantly apparent, thanks to social media sites like Instagram and Facebook, where pet owners can flaunt their animals alongside extravagant ephemera, such as Lamborghinis and speedboats.
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At one end of the gallery is an assemblage of rare illustrations, posters, postcards, and other vintage ephemera, including matchbooks and comics, drawn from one of the largest Hawaii-themed private collections known to exist.
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Sotheby's New York will hold a dedicated sale of Juan Hamilton's collection, which includes notable art, objects, and ephemera previously owned by power couple Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz, who were married for 22 years.
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Ranging from theatrical self-portraits and still lifes of sugar cubes to snapshots of Frankfurt street life, the featured images were culled from a vast archive of negatives and ephemera recently acquired by the gallery.
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"Magic Box," as he called it, is now kept, along with a trove of other ephemera from Manhattan's downtown art world in the 1980s and '90s, at Fales Library & Special Collections at New York University.
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While the News Feed can feel like a circus dominated by one-way broadcasts about surface-level themes and daily ephemera, Groups are more like a café where deeper discussion on esoteric topics can thrive.
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Curated by CU Art Museum Director Sandra Firmin, Iglesias's residency took several forms over the course of the semester: the installation that currently occupies the main exhibition space, but also performance, ephemera, and video documentation.
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Eventually, his hobby became TinkerTown, a 22-room museum (itself built out of 50,000 glass bottles) that houses an eclectic selection of ephemera collected over Ward's 30-plus-year-career as a carnival backdrop painter.
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Screaming in the Streets features pieces by household names like Keith Haring and Nan Goldin, as well as ephemera from queer "radical spaces" popular at the time like the Gaiety, The Club Baths and Danceteria.
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All the while a two-channel microphone setup picks up each and every tongue click and mouth sound, foregrounding all the unsettling ephemera that major media companies usually try to cut out of their interviews.
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The bar, a 45-year-old sanctum of boxing ephemera called Jimmy's Corner, was packed with dozens of patrons in various stages of inebriation and celebration, but Mr. Glenn could hardly bring himself to move.
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The exhibition, which features over 100 photographs and a selection of the Bronx-born artist's ephemera, draws from the museum's permanent collection, private collections, and from the Baltrop Archive, which is housed at the museum.
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One display case will be devoted to early-20th-century photographs, postcards and other ephemera from Lucy Nicolar, a Maine native and Penobscot tribe member who was a singer, vaudeville star and civil rights activist.
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From his studio at 98 Bowery, artist, journalist, curator, and art historian Marc H. Miller amassed an impressive collection of rare ephemera from New York's storied era of renegade artmaking from the 70s to 90s.
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In truth, this exhibition is not my favorite kind of display; much of it is sealed in vitrines, and the other parts require quite close attention to the historical eddies and flows of cultural ephemera.
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Where there's a will to strip a familiar symbol, event, or piece of ephemera of its meaning in service of a film that wallops you over the head with blatant easter eggs, there's a way.
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Ronald Barrett, a scholar of black American rituals of death, attributed the practice to a West African tradition in which mourners carried handkerchiefs, scarves and other ephemera bearing the names and faces of their dead.
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With five live action series garnering over 700 episodes, 12 feature films (and a 13th on the way), and pounds of novels, comics, and other ephemera, Star Trek has a lot of galaxy to explore.
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For its fifth exhibition with Smith, the Box is exhibiting all manner of material associated with the project, including video documentation, performance ephemera, and offerings and gifts given to her by friends along the way.
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Knowles, now 82 years old, scaled the new multimedia work on opening night, and dedicated the piece to her fisherman older brother through the personal ephemera adorning the work: books, toys, shipyard items, and beans.
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It not only reflects Mr. Prince's talents for drawing and painting, but also other activities that feed his consummately American art as editor, writer, connoisseur of postwar music and literature and collector of '60s ephemera.
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"Live at the Masque: Nightmare in Punk Alley," a book of photographs and ephemera from Los Angeles in the '70s, when punk was punk and the young people were so creative and full of energy.
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Brief captions are scrawled in Halard's own hand and the imagery is bookended by correspondence, memos and ephemera pulled straight from his own pinboards, all of which evoke the familiar, improvisational feel of a scrapbook.
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He is aided by photos and ephemera, displayed by Mr. Fitzgerald, and oddly graceful percussive scoring from Mr. Quillen, a composer and steel drum performer who also steps forward to offer his own convoluted reminiscences.
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Come November on Black Twitter, these images are no longer just cultural ephemera, they are reframed into a kind of shared text for users who partake in #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies—far and away the season's best hashtag.
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"That was a defining moment," said the Gap archivist Erin Grady, who works as a sort of corporate historian at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, cataloging past ad campaigns, store imagery and other ephemera.
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The new installation features 21 Rick Owens runway looks from the past two decades, runway video projections, several pieces of Owens's monolithic furniture and display cases of ephemera, including old catalogs, sketches and accessory prototypes.
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Princeton unveiled more than 1,000 letters from Eliot to Hale last week; according to the library, Hale also left photographs, clippings, assorted ephemera and a short note about her relationship with Eliot with her donation.
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Here at Idea (né Idea Books), books, magazines, printed matter and ephemera of interest to the creative industries — which means basically anything Idea can convince its wide-ranging customers is of interest — are big business.
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UDP has published more than 300 titles and countless prints and ephemera, hosted hundreds of events for the public, and sustained an evolving education program through volunteer and internship opportunities and a robust paid apprenticeship program.
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A concurrent exhibition at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery at the University of the Arts highlights Emshwiller's visual and fine art background, including video works, early paintings, notes, sketches, ephemera, and many early science fiction cover paintings.
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The 20 pages tick off the ephemera of late-Soviet life — preparations for May Day, profiles of successful farm managers — while just at eye level a projection of ominously dark storm clouds almost imperceptibly drift past.
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The smirking film geek elevated to directorial deity; the motormouthed autodidact with a fondness for lavish violence, pop culture ephemera, and racial slurs; the man whose work has been enshrined on so many dorm room walls.
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In those days, he was a frequent critic of the political media, frustrated, as many in the Obama administration were, with its focus on conflict, on ephemera, on appearing even-handed even when reality was skewed.
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The majority of the photos from this month's column come from a pre-Christmas warehouse party organized by Real Gold, an art collective that promotes events, releases records, and puts out various ephemera by creative folks.
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The seed for this flowering cultural moment was perhaps planted by the influence of vaporwave, the internet-born genre of music and visual aesthetic that trades in nostalgia, digital ephemera, and at times Japanese cultural products.
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Art nerds rejoice, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) just digitized their extensive archive of playbills, posters, and performance ephemera in a new online platform that allows users to browse 150 years of history at BAM.
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Plus, Eli's still celebrates its blues and R&B heritage: The walls are plastered with classic concert posters and ephemera, and if you ask nicely, somebody might even show you the toilet James Brown puked in.
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It includes scores of 01003th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19603th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19th- and 57093th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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The show doesn't stint on process-revealing black-and-white drawings or biographical ephemera (look for a photo of Tarsila in Paris, with a group that includes a wild-looking Brancusi, hanging out in a boat).
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It includes scores of 22845th- and 28454th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 211717th- and 2122th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 22555th- and 224th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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"Views" — Drake's fourth solo album, not counting umpteen mixtapes and other ephemera — finds him a conqueror between territories: fending off attacks from below, maintaining his grip on turf he controls and wondering what might be next.
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It includes scores of 19th and 20th century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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While the Whitney Museum celebrates his long career with a major retrospective, two smaller New York shows cull from Warhol Factory closets important ephemera that illuminate his body of work and his relationship with art making.
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When you're looking for something more permanent than the quick-and-dirty ephemera that "Close Friends" provides, the social media protective gear you seek is a finsta, a separate, fake Instagram account that is entirely private.
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It was in Northern Africa that he began collecting further bits of ephemera — twigs, feathers, rocks and bone that he would later assemble into what he called "Scatole Personali" (personal boxes) and "Feticci Personali" (personal fetishes).
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Mr. Helfand wrote several books on his unusual hobby, including "Quack, Quack, Quack: The Sellers of Nostrums in Prints, Posters, Ephemera and Books," which accompanied a 2005 exhibition of the same name at the Philadelphia museum.
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Mr. Marclay said he was particularly looking forward to a rendition of his 2009 piece "Ephemera," which will be played by Steve Beresford on the organ, the first time it has been attempted on the instrument.
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"I wanted to make photographs you could look at for a long period of time, photographs that were not ephemera, photographs that were made to last and could support a great depth of content," he said.
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Robert Rainwater, a curator and art historian who oversaw an expansion of the New York Public Library's holdings in modern and contemporary prints, artist-made books and printed ephemera from the 21971s onward, died on Nov.
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With more than 700 images of guidebook illustrations, game packaging, advertising and ephemera crammed between its covers, it feels as if you're exploring a document dump of the company archives in convenient coffee-table-book form.
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Its historic role in shaping and supporting LA's art scene was recognized last year when the Getty Research Institute announced that it was acquiring LACE's massive archives, including correspondence, exhibition material, video tapes, and other ephemera.
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The Museum of Art and Design's exhibition Vera Paints a Scarf examines the breadth and impact of Neumann's career, featuring more than 200 objects, including paintings, scarves, dishes, table linens, press clippings, videos, and marketing ephemera.
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Museums & Galleries Focused on one striking Sargent portrait amid family ephemera, this exhibition, which closes on Sunday, details candidly and vividly the difficulties faced by a Jewish family trying to assimilate into upper-crust British society.
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It includes scores of 243th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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Inside Today's FBI was one of the more popular exhibitions I walked through, mostly a hodgepodge of unrelated and discordant FBI ephemera from various cases that made national or international headlines in the last quarter-century.
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Drawn primarily from the Met's collection, the exhibition encompasses art, documentary photography, and ephemera and artifacts, the latter ranging from propaganda posters to textiles to gas masks, and brings together artists and perspectives from various nations.
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Each issue sported an original Crumb cover and included stories by veteran and newcomer comic artists, oddball ephemera (such as ads for the spoofy Church of SubGenius), and works by forgotten artists (Gene Deitch, Stanislav Szukalski).
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It's an underground that's really only accessible through shows like this, through ephemera of the time that captures the zany, hilarious, aggressive, fun, and truly game-changing high jinx that both evoked and came from punk.
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"Books without Words" includes the beautiful newspaper and printed ephemera collage book The Corona Palimpsest (1996) by Ligorano/Reese alongside drafts and a final copy of Jen Bervin's pages of typewritten weaving patterns, Draft Notation (2014).
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The Technicolor Notebooks Collection chronicles the company's early attempts at color filmmaking; the Technicolor Corporate Archive has company ephemera, advertisements, and other records; and the Technicolor News and Views Collection features promotional newsletters from 1939 to 1955.
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Two chronicles of Richard Nixon's downfall stand out as particularly insightful right now: Elizabeth Drew's "Washington Journal," a diary of the author's life while covering the scandal, and Leon Neyfakh's "Slow Burn," a podcast on Watergate ephemera.
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Many of the exhibitors come from either the US or France, and a lot of the time you'll see familiar, big-name titles, from vintage copies of Ulysses to various ephemera related to Catcher in the Rye.
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I myself have snagged several hot shoes and bits of ephemera by waiting for the push notification from Restocks (you can set up alerts for items, whole stores or other custom terms) and swiping left on it.
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At his retrospective, this work was given its own floor titled "The Hidden World," which also included a deluge of quirky ephemera Shaw picked up over the years, including religious tracts, tarot decks, and other cultural detritus.
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Filled with photographs, ephemera, and listening stations covering music from the 1850s to the present, parts of the exhibition felt curiously familiar — as if I knew this culture but I wasn't sure who told me about it.
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When you look out at the opposite side of the rotunda, the differently colored backs of the ephemera cases and sporadic temporary walls in blueish gray appear together like another version of one of Moholy-Nagy's paintings.
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I decided to find out the truth, and found my way to a Discord community dedicated to translations of obscure internet ephemera and eventually an underground Japanese game developer who knew the people who made the game.
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Together, the objects and ephemera tell the stories of how the fashion industry has repetitively used teenage tropes in ways that largely erase female experiences from conversations surrounding youth culture, stereotypical masculinity, and the performance of sexuality.
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From the start, Franklin Furnace began amassing a collection of such books, along with related videotapes, photographs, films, and booklets, and all sorts of artist-produced, performance-associated or stand-alone ephemera, which entered its permanent collection.
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Jason Dodge makes gallery installations with ephemera from his life in Berlin, arranging objects as commonplace as cheap blankets, or as esoteric as open bags of show-pigeon food, in artful ways that never quite seem final.
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Enacting the Text is not the first exhibition to challenge the distinction between art and archive, but it smartly uses performance art ephemera to further question these boundaries, specifically with regard to the role of the document.
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She said she loves the very young demographic that attends the event, and she mentioned that over the years she has seen the audience become more and more sophisticated when it comes to ephemera and artist books.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, create your own fanzine, check out presidential campaign ephemera at the New-York Historical Society, journey to the Colombian Amazon at Socrates Sculpture Park's summer screening series, and more.
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The fair, open through the weekend, features publishers from 24 countries, each with their own unique brand of books, magazines, DIY zines, and really all the other ephemera classifiable under the 'art book' moniker, and then some.
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But Andersson takes the familiar notion of source material a step further, incorporating bits of existing imagery and ephemera into her paintings, or taking stacks of reference material and working spaces littered with these materials as her subject.
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For the back of the magazine, we've also introduced a new section called "Field Notes," in which we've carved out a space for commentary, ephemera, and behind-the-scenes looks at the making of the entire VICE universe.
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It makes full use of an extensive collection of art, posters, literature and other ephemera to supplement the work of Kay Tobin Lahusen and Diana Davies, two photojournalists who recorded the growth of America's modern gay-rights movement.
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Donut County has often been described as a reverse Katamari Damacy — the charmingly bizarre game about incrementally rolling up a ball of ephemera until it's large enough to collect land masses and clouds — but creator Ben Esposito disagrees.
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Keeping / the window open is a treasure trove, filled with complete or partial facsimiles of many now-rare publications and ephemera, not to mention a typescript chapter from Keith's 1964 doctoral thesis, Aesthetic Uses of Obscenity in Literature.
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A leftist with Trotskyist leanings and a fervent admirer of 22003s Soviet poster art, he became obsessed with ferreting out images of his hero, as well as photographs, posters, propaganda art and other ephemera from the Soviet period.
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For their part, the Ephemera group looks at how to create a Self Love Toolkit, while a series of performances exploring the idea of home will be put in and outside Project Row Houses by the Performance group.
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More of an art- or archival collection than a typical book, Changes gathers sketches, notes, photographs, programs, and all other manner of ephemera in a creative package that often takes some maneuvering to read in the traditional sense.
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The landmark sale, a series of live and online auctions scheduled for September, also encompasses decorative pieces of art, books, ephemera, sculpture, drawings and prints from the Reagans' home in the affluent Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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More of an art- or archival collection than a typical book, Changes gathers sketches, notes, photographs, programs, and all other manner of ephemera in a creative package that often takes some maneuvering to read in the traditional sense.
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Even as thousands of pieces are being donated, however, undercover gear and espionage ephemera fill the guesthouse adjoining the Boca Raton home where Mr. Melton and his wife, Karen, live, making it a de facto private spy museum.
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Scholar and leading collector of medical ephemera William H. Helfand amassed about 300 examples of these ads for ailments, and he donated his entire stockpile to the New York Academy of Medicine's (NYAM) Library between 1986 and 1992.
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While the PUNK show was truly an homage to the famous magazine, the Boo-Hooray's Punk and Hardcore Fliers, Zines and Ephemera show at Printed Matter looks at various punk-related Xerox prints and zines from the time.
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At CK Contemporary, a small grouping of Gayle Donahue's collages brought together wallpaper patterns, scraps from comics, Dick and Jane-style children's books, newsprint text, and children's workbooks (complete with handwritten entries) to emphasize the materiality of this ephemera.
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That means she rescues lost works by stitching together fragments of ephemera — a choreographer's notes, decades-old still images — with original performers' fading memories to restage dances that take cues from source material, but are of necessity something new.
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The staggered timing lets Mr. Hansen and Ghostly release the music quickly — Mr. Hansen said he put the finishing touches on the recording just two weeks ago — while also giving a tangible dimension to what is otherwise digital ephemera.
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At right-wing protests and conferences, he gives away his racist ephemera to attendees with the hope of uniting the online contingent of the alt-right movement with the more seasoned white supremacists who've just been folded into it.
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Illustrations and ephemera from the archives of J. K. Rowling and her publisher, Scholastic, will be supplemented with medieval drawings and literature on dragons and alchemy — some of it exclusive to the show's New York appearance. Oct. 221-Jan.
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While Braatz had a wealth of documentation and geeky ephemera that would be catnip to any Lynch enthusiast, he assembled them in such a way that the finished product fails to stand on its own as an artistic statement.
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But the bulk of the room had been filled with Murnane's archives: more than a dozen filing cabinets, lining three walls and containing thousands of pages of journals, letters, lecture notes and ephemera from every stage of his life.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From its bell jars containing Croton Aqueduct stalactites, to ephemera from the defunct Chinatown newsstand Petrella's Point, Brooklyn's City Reliquary is a shrine to New York artifacts that many would view as trash.
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Having lost so many cultural battles, the right has developed a desperate attraction to celebrity ephemera, confusing an epiphenomenon of progressivism's cultural advantage — the fact that most famous artists and actors are left-wing — with the institutional advantage itself.
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The book is a behind-the-stage-door dive into the ephemera of a woman who ritualistically kept virtually everything — every ticket stub, every dry cleaning receipt, every Polaroid from a wardrobe fitting — from her half-century-long career.
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Every day, sometimes for a few minutes and sometimes for embarrassingly more than that, I scan my inventory — clothes from my closet on Grailed, records from my collection on Discogs, and various ephemera accumulated over the years on eBay.
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This attitude was probably influenced by his father, Emanuel Miller, a distinguished child psychiatrist and a remote parent who told his only son that he was squandering his talent on ephemera when he should be engaged in scientific research.
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Organized by Takashi Morishita and the Butoh Laboratory in Japan, Tatsumi Hijikata presents the butoh founder through a selection of photographs, posters, and ephemera from the Tatsumi Hijikata Archive at Keio University in Tokyo, along with videos of performances.
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Dr. Alan Castel, a psychology professor who was one of the authors of the study, said that the inability to accurately recall such daily ephemera as a brand logo really might be a beneficial quirk of our memory system.
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But the final track provides an intriguing bit of studio ephemera: For 773 minutes, Monk and the drummer Art Taylor work out a spare, chunky plod on the toms and snare, creating a crosshatch with Monk's gently bobbing melody.
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Today the site is an invaluable resource for people who care about web ephemera and is a step above most wiki-type portals, employing researchers to track down the origin of the strangest non sequiturs floating in the ether.
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The intriguing details of her life —struggles with schizophrenia, veiled homosexuality, a penchant for long meandering road trips and moves across the country, and many odd jobs— are also present, both in wall texts and bits of personal ephemera.
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October 1: Mike Cloud Evolving a unique painterly language over the last two decades, Cloud's work comprises a mash-up of thick paint and patchworks of collaged material and language culled from books, newspapers, and other ephemera from daily life.
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The set of stairs in the current show leads to a narrow shelf or desk where notes and other ephemera have been attached, including a postcard of stacks of packing containers outside a large shipping container — something offloaded from a tanker.
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I understand why metalheads love collecting various formats and metallic ephemera, though; I own enough records, tapes, and books myself to land firmly in the "physical is better" camp, too, but I do think that we're going a bit overboard.
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The latest misty-eyed effort is Guillaume Désanges and François Piron's display of 21973 pieces of punk and post-punk art and ephemera, L'Esprit français, Countercultures, 21972–21977, which is jarring the house at Antoine de Galbert's La Maison Rouge.
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Scattered around the trolls are ephemera that evoke the clutter of a neglected basement bedroom, a netherworld perhaps imagined by teens: sculpted socks and snaking power strips; unhooked landline phones; a Chinese takeout box; Cheetos, which serve as political symbols.
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Brown was a voracious collector of outsider art and cultural ephemera, and the eclectic tableaux on the second floor at Kavi Gupta contain a great deal of information that bears directly on his playful and cartoony paintings on the first.
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Ephemera atop an office desk — a Record Book; an extensive file of business cards; and, especially, a video of Nowacek's dragging face while on a conference call (Typical conference call, 2014) — capture the tedium of behind-the-scenes organizational labor.
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There's a display on the second floor of torn out, annotated, photocopied, and cut up pages from books, newspapers, magazines, and other ephemera, whose texts he copies, edits, and adapts for his unattributed verbal streaks of indirection, invective, irony, and impertinence.
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Even so, if you add up all of your photos, videos, files, iPhone backups, and the random ephemera you keep on your desktop (seriously though, clean that up), you will find that the cheaper iCloud Drive options probably won't be enough.
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The ephemera, related to everything from indigenous rights to "DIY emotional health," joins over 100,000 items in KU's Wilcox Collection of Contemporary Political Movements at the Kenneth Spencer Research Library, making it an essential resource for counterculture in the Sunflower State.
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Paying such close attention to other people's lives has given Laing an appreciation for "the great jumbled inconsequential endlessly unfinished business of ordinary existence," as she wrote, in "The Lonely City," of Andy Warhol 's obsession with recording daily ephemera.
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Posters, flyers, paper invitations, postcards, zines, objets d'art, and other ephemera represented a populist impulse: reach the masses and give them a taste of what was to come—something they could keep and collect without having to spend a dime.
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She charms with such ephemera as paperweights, matchbooks, napkins, and invitations—one announces a performance by New York City Ballet, tickets to be purchased at the box office—that reproduce her photographs or are imprinted with bits of teasing text.
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When: Thursday, December 103, 210–26546pm Where: Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) (2215 N. Hill St., Suite 104-8, Chinatown, Los Angeles) The Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) was founded as an archive of contemporary arts-related media, publications, and ephemera.
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Currently, it's an archive — community elders have contributed ephemera, such as magazines and framed "Whites Only" signs from an earlier Florida, when Negro League Baseball players practiced nearby — where Mr. E continues to host art workshops, yoga classes, and documentary screenings.
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Ephemera provides an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the most affective works in World War I and the Visual Arts are those that convey the pathos of the war experience.
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Often, Ms. Amlen and Ms. Lyonne met at Ms. Lyonne's downtown Manhattan apartment, where her little white poodle Rootbeer kept them company and at least one piece of crossword-related ephemera serves as decoration: an across clue in the Nov.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — The effervescent Sam Ezersky's back, so if you're a musical-loving anthropologist who collects oceanic ephemera and 29th-century art but isn't above some subtle scatological inferences involving legumes and derrières, then this puzzle's gonna sing for you, baby.
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He began collecting dance ephemera in the late 1950s and was considered the first in-house archivist of an American dance company, a post he held officially from 1976 until the Cunningham troupe disbanded in 2012 after Cunningham died, in 2009.
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Some of the photographs and ephemera here relate to the Plaster Foundation of Atlantis, a loft on Greene Street to which Mr. Smith moved in 1969, and which he turned into a kind of theater, with performances every Saturday at midnight.
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And if it's recorded for distribution on his podcast and not just read into the ephemera on Facebook Live or a live YouTube stream, for example, it's then part of a fixed format—which makes it a bit more legally troublesome.
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Beyond the clothing, at every turn, some small detail beckons, whether it's the wall of zines or the vintage Polo ephemera or the occasional piece of art, like the basketball reskinned in Louis Vuitton logo denim ($1,200) by Super Kreep (a.k.a.
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The Division's Ephemera and Material Culture collections include over 5,000 posters that span 40 different thematic classifications, including: the Reddy South African Anti-Apartheid Poster collection; US Political; campaigns; dance; film; conference and lectures; art exhibitions; and travel and military.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Organized by longtime New York City-based purveyor of art books and ephemera Printer Matter, the LA Art Book Fair returns to the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA this weekend for its fifth annual edition.
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That assembly of psychoactive ephemera from across four centuries, fittingly given the acronym LSD Library, involves everything from 19th-century Chinese paintings illustrating opium production, to the notes taken by Timothy Leary on Aleister Crowley's 1922 Diary of a Drug Fiend.
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It is currently at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, where examples of the decades-old transparencies are on view along with documents and other ephemera that together tell the technical, cultural, and human stories of this particular form of audio.
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Others are conceptual, as in "Flacher Abfall / Flat Waste": for one year, Roth kept everyday ephemera that was under five millimeters thick and preserved it in more than 600 binders (a single item in each plastic sleeve), lining dozens of bookshelves.
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For example, community residents can bring in ephemera and historical photos and have them scanned and preserved for their own use and, if they approve, for inclusion in the Lower East Side Heritage Collection of the New York Public Library.
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The records of that deal, the AP reported, were hidden along with the Enquirer's other catch-and-kill ephemera, but after the Wall Street Journal broke the news of the agreement with McDougal earlier this year, the media company's brass freaked out.
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We could also discuss the ill-deployed installation at Andrew Kreps Gallery, which pairs Andrea Bowers's "My/Her Body My/Her Choice" (2016) alongside performance ephemera from Goskha Macuga's "Time as Fabric" (2016), which was staged at the New Museum last year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since its founding in 2013, Los Angeles Contemporary Archive (LACA) has been dedicated to preserving and sharing material, documents, and ephemera related to contemporary art production, specifically highlighting artists and movements left out of traditional narratives.
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So long as New Yorkers carry less than an ounce on them—and no incriminating ephemera, such as a scale—then the punishment for being caught with possession should, in theory, be no worse than a traffic ticket that requires a court appearance.
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Eight short essays by Bonner on topics such as brand identity, the production of graphics, and ephemera for tourists add a personal touch to the tome; even more stories are told through captions that shed light on daily life in the isolated country.
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Jeff Buckley: His Own Voice is a collection of "journals, objects and ephemera" featuring intimate, in-the-moment accounts of his personal life and rise to fame, as well as unseen lyrics, letters to loved ones and photographs of instruments, clothes and albums.
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"Black" parallels the outline of "Grey" — here, the millionaire, Christian, tries to coax the college student, Hannah (the appealing Kali Hawk), into signing a contract for kinky sex — but only as much as it permits Mr. Wayans to riff on pop ephemera.
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The electronic ephemera she left — the voicemail, the emails stacked in my inbox that I still sometimes search through, the fact that LinkedIn still suggests that she and I connect — are only the tiniest glimpses of who she was as a person.
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The biggest point of contention about this change is likely that some media pundits and users will argue that seeing more news, even if it generates fewer comments than friends' photos or celebrity ephemera, is what will actually bring the world closer together.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Artwork, memorabilia, personal possessions and other ephemera from the collection of actor Robin Williams and his former wife Marsha will hit the auction block in October with a portion of proceeds benefiting causes they supported, Sotheby's said on Friday.
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If you aren't looking to drop an astronomical sum of money on a few tiny pebbles, but are still a wealthy collector with a penchant for the cosmos, the Sotheby's auction has some other cool space-related ephemera going up for sale, too.
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Through performative self-portraits, photos of Elvis cutouts, portraits with his mom, Memphis ephemera, and even video, Tommy Kha uses humor to reconcile his sense of displacement as a gay man of Chinese Vietnamese descent who grew up in a homogenous, racist South.
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" Her mother, who has saved every scrap of her children's ephemera, recently recovered a letter in which Shinn wrote to Schreck, "I just want you to know that if you won the whole damn thing, I'm gonna burn your house down O.K.?
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In Houston, each room of Project Row Houses is taken over by a different subgroup of the BWA for BLM collective, representing artist communities in London, LA and four from New York—separated by art practices named Object, Ephemera, Performance and Digital.
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Drawn from the museum's collections, it includes scores of 19th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus, William Klein and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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Oh, one more thing, from Langer's daughter, Christina, currently a golfer at Florida Atlantic University, because this story involves weird sports ephemera from top to bottom and up again: "He is a citizen of Germany," she said, when reached on her father's cellphone.
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The Voice didn't appear to have a strong sense of identity anymore, in part because the New York that it covered — downtown, the underground, bohemia and its ephemera — didn't exist anymore, neither in a physical sense nor as a state of mind.
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The third gallery contains some ephemera from Hawkins's studio, including his famous "research suitcase," and a number of his collage-heavy works, as well as several more dramatic examples with snakes and an entire human figure hanging from one of the canvases.
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More is to be observed: the ephemera and slides from Knowles's Spring Street studio in New York; her handmade flax paper instruments and ghostly, gorgeous screen prints of everyday objects; and her poetry, including a collaboration with fellow Fluxus artist Philip Corner.
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Many of the exhibitions are drawn from members' own collections, which include incunabula (books from the first half-century after the introduction of movable type in Europe around 1872) and fine bindings, but also science fiction, zines, punk rock ephemera, bookmarks, valentines.
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It is useful that SHE'S HERE focuses almost exclusively on her photographs, offering not a single example of her objects or ephemera (matchbooks, paperweights, pseudo-invitations to cultural events, etc.), which permits a direct engagement with the singular beauty of the images.
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More than 70,000 playbills, posters and ephemera from the history of the Brooklyn Academy of Music — from as far back as the Civil War era — are now available through the Leon Levy BAM Digital Archive, which opened to the public on Tuesday.
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"When I think about all that has happened in those clubs, in those venues, with those audiences, with all the ephemera that is left behind — that tells a fuller picture of what the music is," Mr. Moran said, pondering his stage sculptures.
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But as befits a lifelong collector, music obsessive, comics geek and dedicated chronicler of underground culture, there are also hand-drawn cartoons, New York 1970s ephemera and what is surely the largest cache of drawings of vomiting cats in any university collection.
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So we pored over the menus, the membership cards, all the ephemera from these clubs, and we were very inspired to create something that was obviously more modern and progressive and diverse, but that had some of the spirit of those clubs.
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The exhibition, installed humbly with small prints and cases of ephemera alongside computer stations at the Flatbush college, is a traveling show from the International Center of Photography (ICP), which honored her with the Cornell Capa Award at the 2011 ICP Infinity Awards.
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Though this barge will not be on view at SLAM, Osiris is everywhere, with over 30 objects depicting him in various ephemera — an amulet, a vase, a statuette held in the goddess Isis's arms, a basalt structure shaped like his death bed.
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Thus building an exhibition around the visual objects and sounds created for the performance of Merce Cunningham's choreography, along with photographs, recordings, and ephemera that capture the work of the great 20th-century dance innovator, will never achieve the experience of being there.
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According to a recent study by Vyvyan Evans, a U.K.-based linguistics professor and author of The Emoji Code, a lively volume of emoji ephemera and theory, 210 percent of young adults find it easier to express emotion using emoji rather than words alone.
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Ancient Chinese tea-ware, Asian and European ceramics, prints and paintings, ephemera from the international tea trade, specially-commissioned tea-inspired pieces: all combine to illustrate the role that the crop and its consumption has played in global trade, history and culture over the centuries.
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So it's just kind of a natural progression from people having collections while in gangs to getting older and getting out of them but still having meetups where former rivals would all party together and exchange ephemera like cards and cardigan sweaters with patches.
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Dozens of Comcast residential internet subscribers posted on 4chan, Reddit, and Twitter Thursday night and early Friday morning that they were unable to access the website, which saves cached versions of websites, videos, pictures, and other web ephemera and emulates old software and games.
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For the latter venture, the society's curators are focusing on preserving objects "from spontaneous moments of crisis or exhilaration"; previous ephemera-turned-artifacts have included relics from marriage equality celebrations and items from the Stonewall Inn vigil for victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting.
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This week, the Robert Mann Gallery has put on view 34 vintage Hase photographs, from a huge archive of negatives, diary entries and ephemera newly acquired by the gallery from Nani Simonis, Ms. Hase's daughter, who took nearly 20 years to organize the work.
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It began in the early 1930s at Don's Beachcomber Cafe, where, Martin Cate writes in his new book, "Smuggler's Cove: Exotic Cocktails, Rum, and the Cult of Tiki," the "entertainment was the space itself," decked out in palm trees and other island-evoking ephemera.
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In the middle of it all was "Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey," a collection of press interviews, editorial correspondence and other ephemera — a modest volume that has ended up playing an unexpectedly pivotal role in Ferrante's career, for it seems to have led to her unmasking.
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The book — assembled from 153 original interviews, along with countless excerpts from letters, diary entries, articles and other ephemera — takes the reader on a dizzying carousel ride around hundreds of boldface European names and the details of their louche lives in the '70s and '80s.
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The life-size print of a Greyhound bus almost covers an entire wall of the zine section, and it's complemented by other ephemera and photographs that illustrate the ambition of his projects, including "Sunflower" (1967), the world's largest drawing made using smoke against the sky.
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In its use of ephemera and heavy-handed reliance on biography, however, the exhibition builds an altar to her formidable cult of personality, one rife with contact relics, such as the multitude of hand-painted plaster corsets that once propped up the artist's shattered spine.
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And the final theatrical trailer, while withholding any similarly big reveals, gave us a better glimpse of protagonist Jyn Erso's backstory: And if all of this isn't enough, you can consume a steady drip of "Rogue One" ephemera on the "Star Wars" YouTube page.
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In the song's chorus, after cataloging a series of ephemera in which he professed little or no faith, Mr. Williams, with unabashed sincerity, sang: But I believe in love I believe in babies I believe in Mom and Dad And I believe in you.
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J Rosenberg TEXAS Austin LA. Houston 25 alt 25 Rosenberg 215 Gulf of Mexico 53 miles By The New York Times The exhibits are mostly a display of ephemera owned by black cowboys Mr. Callies knew, with a smattering of weapons and history texts.
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Cameras and African tribal busts were jumbled in some nooks; others were orderly archives of domestic ephemera: a wall of grandfather clocks; a cluster of rusting keys, likely belonging to earlier iterations of the brass-studded doors I'd been compulsively Instagramming all over Stone Town.
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The second, which seems almost empty at first, contains two large vitrines of ephemera that show off Ms. Lawler's gifts for graphic design and for language, with displays of everything from matchbook covers and napkins to exhibition announcements and art books that she photo-edited.
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For centuries, going all the way back to the introduction of paper currency in America in the late 1600s, the wallet has been a traveling bank vault and all-purpose file cabinet for men and women, a place to keep checks, cash and personal ephemera.
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That said, hanging up this almost uniformly spectacular work certainly doesn't detract from it, either, and there's far more to see — including juvenilia, ephemera, stand-alone drawings and paintings, and old color copies of Zap and Weirdo — than can be absorbed in one visit.
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The posters, most of which are for sale, come from his own collection of art ephemera, many purchased in the late 1970s and early '80s when leftovers from Ms. Holzer's street campaigns would be sold at shops like Printed Matter, 10 posters for $10.
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According to its writer Ryan Hart, at the outset of "The Mortality Machine" (for ages 18 and up), small groups will be led into a subterranean laboratory and invited to sift for clues, among the scattered ephemera, about the mysterious fate of a deceased relative.
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Organized by Curator-at-Large Katy Siegel and Curatorial Assistant Caitlin Julia Rubin at Brandeis University's Rose Art Museum, the exhibition showcases Drexler's better-known paintings in context with her collages, drawings, and sculpture, in addition to her scripts, screenplays, novels, and photographic ephemera.
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In WHY PICTURES NOW, her career survey currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art, the Pictures Generation artist is again and again engaged in taking the familiar — a famous work of art, different forms of banal ephemera — and making it abnormal through clever subversion.
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Jeremy writes: In a short talk about the zine, Quan-Madrid introduces the audience to the letters as a sort of absurdist comedy, but then shifts towards their value as ephemera that offers insight into a part of society that we so rarely pay attention to.
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" O'Meara located a niece of Patrick's who'd held on to bins full of her aunt's photographs and papers, and a horror-movie writer who'd kept files on Patrick in an office crammed with monster-movie ephemera, "like something out of an episode of Tales from the Crypt .
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In addition to the Learning Machines, the exhibition features a vitrine with bits and pieces of voting technology, like machine manuals, levers, spare gears, and paper ballots that were used in the Votamatic machines that produced the "hanging chads" from the 2000 election, amongst other ephemera.
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Pinging from fractured beats to tongue-scraping noise, to all other sorts of experimental electronic ephemera, it's always seemed like he's been concerned with the ways these sorts of sounds can reflect emotional states, than he was in ever really getting your feet to shuffle or whatever.
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Seymour Chwast on War is installed amid the Society of Illustrators's third floor dining room, with a long mural of firing tanks, crashing planes, paratroopers, and mangled human bodies presiding above the tables, while ephemera fills cases near the bar and posters line the brick walls.
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The rest of the exhibition is huge, with more than 70 works (painting, sculptural pieces, photographs, ephemera) from 1940 to the present, with each addressing evil in its various incarnations: racism, abuse, slavery, rape, murder, acts of terrorism, systemic violence, and the destruction of cultural heritage.
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By 1958, he was an early adopter of assemblage, making obsessive found-object amalgams fashioned from broken furniture, mirrors, doll heads, feathers, slinky fabric and all manner of paper ephemera — the whole work usually swathed in his signature old nylon stockings for a dusty, spider-web effect.
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It delicately and luxuriously balances the dim lighting requirements needed to show the mix of texts, paintings, photography, collages, ephemera, historic documents, magazines (including Beatitude, Umbra and Ed Sanders's transgressive Fuck You: A Magazine for the Arts), books, jazz music, spoken word recordings, and fantastic underground films.
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With a vast trove of artifacts, equipment, images and ephemera, the Hall maintains a variety of permanent and temporary exhibitions that, for instance, describe the life and exploits of Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron and tell the story of African-American and Latino players in baseball.
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Photographs and videos of band members, along with Xeroxed flyers and other ephemera point to the influence of figures such as Jack Smith (with whom Loren corresponded) and Andy Warhol, as well as European Dada — particularly in Kelley's and Shaw's improvisational performance The Futurist Ballet (1973).
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But the development of the Movement for Black Lives platform and the increasing political organization of a range of black groups indicate that Black Lives Matter is not just another bit of disruptive political ephemera, but a movement that is learning and building as it expands.
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Part agency, part clubhouse, The Compound refers to the physical footprint, a bunkerlike space where Mr. Richardson hosts clients, professional athletes and hip-hop artists who come to use its recording booth, kibitz or admire Mr. Richardson's collection of KAWS figurines, hip-hop ephemera and N.B.A. memorabilia.
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Recently, he put five years—a lifetime to him, he says—into a pricey piece of ephemera he called the Icarus Project, which involved sending a turntable into the stratosphere as it played a record, because a record had never been played at such an altitude.
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That may change with MOMA 's major retrospective "Our Heads Are Round So Our Thoughts Can Change Direction," co-organized by the Kunsthaus Zurich, which showcases some hundred and twenty-five paintings, a selection of works on paper, decades worth of ephemera, and even a film.
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There may still be certain restrictions on items still under copyright — which may likely affect more recent pop culture ephemera, items directly on loan with restrictions, culturally sensitive works, an item that the Institute does not yet own, or items that have not yet been digitized.
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The present ones are, in the main space, fuzzy, poetic photographs by Maxine Henryson of mostly European locales; assemblages by MaryKate Maher that reference the environment and climate change; and Alison Owen's works using postcards, correspondence and other ephemera through which people "connect" (her word) and communicate.
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But it requires you to focus intensely, furiously, and constantly on the ephemera that fills a tiny little screen, and experience the traditional graces of existence — your spouse and friends and children, the natural world, good food and great art — in a state of perpetual distraction.
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In Krasznahorkai's writing, the banal and the quotidian are constant gateways to mystical revelations and Kafkaesque insights about our absurd postmodern world — or at least, they could be, if his characters, and we as ride-alongs, could only manage to catch them before they vanish into ephemera.
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Delve into the ties that bound these progressive standard-bearers through photographs that document their rise to the national stage in the 1950s and '60s and the struggle for the societal changes they championed, and ephemera such as magazines, campaign buttons, protest placards and an R.F.K.-M.
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" Equally delightful is the business card of Electibles, a collection that specializes in childhood ephemera and books; one side of the card cites a poem titled "Book Flirtation," from a series of Victorian "flirtation cards," in which the first line reads, "Holding upside down, Do you love me?
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Casual users will likely have to wade through a surplus of mundane ephemera — Yiddish menus for vacation retreats in the Catskills, watercolors of Dutch military officers, 19th century stereoscopic images of the White House — before stumbling upon something truly unique, like these utterly delightful 18th century Indian color drawings.
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The triptych's array of postcards, photos, drawings, texts, and ephemera, painstakingly reproduced by the artist as decorations on a pegboard wall, function as pictorial triggers for the viewer's free associations, as well as attributes (in the iconographic sense of symbolic identifiers) for the personalities of the two adult subjects.
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It's a kind of Woodstock for the ultra-bookish, where museum-like displays of stunningly bound 16th-century volumes and illuminated manuscripts are surrounded by booths specializing in rare maps, historical documents, vintage crime novels, counterculture ephemera and just about anything else, as long as it's (mostly) on paper.
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The entire airy layout of the Centre Pompidou's retrospective of the Beat Generation was flawless, delicately and luxuriously balancing the dim lighting requirements needed to show the mixing of texts, paintings, photography, collages, ephemera, historic documents, magazines, book publications, jazz music, spoken word recordings, and fantastic underground films.
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Joining over a hundred works by 40 artists and auteurs (Richard Prince, Gregory Crewdson, John Stezaker, Jean-Luc Godard, Agnieszka Kurant) with scores of ephemera from decades of Hollywood (film scripts, lobby cards, production designs, set photos), Walkers is a little bit Hollywood and a little bit art world.
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The plot is packed with film ephemera, some of it mesmerizing, some of it as unnecessary as the secondary plot, set in Edinburgh (what would mystery writers do without Edinburgh?), about a present-day serial killer who stashes his victims in the underground vaults of the Old City.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a building across from city hall, through a stone façade, a metal detector, and a dimly lit colonnade under construction, a curious exhibition of photographs, video, and ephemera of political movements from 1960s and '70s New York occupies a single marbled room.
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Through an assemblage of unearthed film footage, previously unprinted photographs, drawings, two costume re-creations, sound recordings and ephemera — including the handwritten and doodled-upon will that Varble left before his death from AIDS-related complications in 1984 — emerges a portrait of a prophetic artist with thoroughly modern messages.
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A show at Bishop Gallery in Bedford Stuyvesant called Our Friend, Jean, of drawings, color Xeroxes, and ephemera left behind, given to, or swapped with a few of the people who knew him then, offers a tiny but intimate window into Basquiat's life prior to his extraordinary fame.
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CARAMANICA (Young Money/Cash Money/Republic; digital only, $9.99 or on various streaming services) In the age of digital ephemera, music can be released in a way that's permanent but also disorganized — a link might live forever, but your ability to index, locate or remember it could fade.
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The question of fame — and mortality — weighed on my mind this week as I prepared the first donation of my work to the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, where my meager artifacts will be preserved alongside the ephemera of Amelia Earhart, Julia Child and Adrienne Rich.
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Another combine, "Untitled" (circa 20123), sometimes referred to as "Man With White Shoes," was a wooden structure that resembled a front porch, partially painted and mounted with objects ranging from a taxidermied hen to personal ephemera: a letter from Rauschenberg's son, photographs of his parents, a picture of Johns.
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In a letter he sent to the Hungarian-American photographer Cornell Capa in 1969 (included among the exhibition's display of ephemera), he congratulates Capa for his images from the Concerned Photographer series that appeared in Life Magazine Asia the year before and expresses his concern with India's economic divide.
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Here, the contrast between the industrial, with its complex lines and geometric patterns, and the natural — the rough surface of the pulp — is evident but not overpowering, and it touches at the heart of Frederick's concern: What will we have left, when all of nature's ephemera are gone?
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For Hamilton, text and textiles are intimately linked, though the connection she proposes through her display between historical commonplace books and textile ephemera can feel tenuous — commonplace books (personal collections) involve a more idiosyncratic act of assembling information than the precision seen in the textile catalogues (commercial tools).
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In one of the exhibition's displays of printed ephemera, a 1967 photograph of Hibiscus (born George Edgerly Harris II), founder of The Cockettes, shows a relatively clean-cut young man with blond hair wearing a turtleneck sweater, gently placing a flower in the barrel of a military police officer's gun.
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During this assembling and dissembling of her mouth, LaFleur attempts to hum Leslie Gore's 1962 anthem "You Don't Own Me." The piece is intended to be either performed live in a gallery or shown as a single-channel video, with the ephemera from the performance displayed on a black velvet tray.
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Paul Rucker's installation Storm in the Time of Shelter (2018) features 52 larger-than-life-size mannequins wearing Ku Klux Klan robes and hoods in unconventional materials, including brocades, camouflage, or Kente cloth, next to vitrines that house newspapers, lynching photographs, shackles, and other ephemera related to slavery and white supremacy.
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In order to shorten their path back to civilization, Hutch (Robert James-Collier—best known as Downton Abbey's dastardly Thomas Barrow) comes up with an alternate route … which takes the group deep into the forest, where they're confronted with gutted animals, crudely drawn symbols on trees, and other ritualistic ephemera.
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" According to Kühne, there are still some Germans who fetishize war history and military culture—notably the far-right groups that have recently been growing in size—"but it's a very small minority... and this group of people interested in the history and ephemera is much smaller than what's in America.
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Mark Leckey: Containers and their Drivers is the first comprehensive survey of Leckey's oeuvre, and will include seminal works like Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, his 1999 found footage documentation of British club culture, and Dream English Kid 1964–1999 AD, his 2015 autobiography composed of YouTube clips and eBay ephemera.
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Even with a near-inexhaustible supply of music stacked up, the odds are that we'll end up in murkier territory with his work sooner or later—listening to thinned-out "ultra-deluxe" box-sets of remastered ephemera, flipping through coffee table books of photos he wouldn't have wanted anyone to see.
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Shaw is represented with a large gallery of his own work and another gallery featuring The Hidden World (1960s-ongoing), the artist's collection of didactic art and ephemera related to mostly non-secular belief systems, from such sources as secret societies, new-age spiritualists, fundamentalist and evangelical movements, and conspiracy theorists.
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Despite the visual ephemera on display in recent retrospectives and publications, McDarrah was one of the only photographers to capture the immediate aftermath of that now legendary weekend, from the smashed jukeboxes and graffiti-scrawled windows to the slightly stunned and celebratory crowd outside of Greenwich Village's 216 Christopher Street.
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More than 1,000 of those sketches and models — along with hundreds of thousands of drawings, slides and ephemera from 1954 to 1988 — have been acquired by the Getty Research Institute, part of the trust that includes the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, where Mr. Gehry's architecture firm is based.
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It's positioned with a pair of tabard knits from Anderson's spring 2015 men's wear collection for Loewe, which depict landscapes by the textile artist John Allen — and a series of Kraft paper and acrylic vests that are filled with badges and pictorial ephemera by a French designer called Elisabeth de Senneville.
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Maps, ephemera, photographs and other illustrations generously punctuate the 10 chapters on subjects ranging from "Moving the People" to "Remaking Times Square" and written by an A-team of municipal experts that includes Russell Shorto, Hilary Ballon (who died in 2017), Andrew Dolkart, Carol Willis, Ann Buttenwieser and Lynne B. Sagalyn.
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First published in 19633, then significantly expanded and released anew just last month, Cuba Then now includes more than 300 beautifully reproduced photographs and related ephemera selected from Fernández's personal collection which, comprising around 8,000 such items, is considered the largest Cuba-centric archive of its kind outside of Cuba.
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One is a salon-style gallery packed with models, blueprints, drawings, and other ephemera, arranged geographically like a collage of unrealized Manhattan; another plots illuminated models of unbuilt designs right on the museum's 22018s Panorama of the City of New York ; and the third features a bouncy castle in the atrium.
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These fairs constitute the full range of art and artists' book publishing from independent artist book presses to commercial art book distributors; from institutional presses to artist/publisher zine projects; from artist/activist publishing collectives to blue chip gallery imprints; from deluxe photo-book presses to rare artist book and ephemera dealers, etc.
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Neil Cicierega's postmodern pop collages play as if Oneohtrix Point Never's broken technoballads were sourced from pop-culture ephemera and early-00s alt-rock cheese, so it's no great surprise that the Boston-born composer finds something fruitful in the outsider experiments and goofy humor that David Bowie espoused over the years.
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I've seen the head of one of Shanghai's trendiest art spaces—Shanghainese through and through—his button-down shirt wrapped around his waist, his vest soaked through with sweat clinging to his paunch, swaying, while behind him a group of Indian exchange students lose their shit over a piece of Urdu ephemera.
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Curated by Karen Wilkin, this exhibition surveys the full spectrum of Castle's themes, from the well-known farmyards and interiors, to the less familiar "portraits" of house and machines, clothing and groups of geometric people, as well as some of his impenetrable books, plus ephemera, including rarely seen sources for his imagery.
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Paradise: underground culture in NYC 1978-21978 at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects on the Lower East Side, is a salon-style trove of art and ephemera documenting the rude and raucous music and art scene that surged out of mid-'284s punk and went incandescent with the onset of the Reagan years.
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The book was a choppy read, stuffed with e-mails, blog posts, and other ephemera, and the film, likewise, finds room for video clips, talking heads, and messages dictated by a flustered Bernadette to her all-purpose assistant, based in India; Bee's voice-over, pensive but unnecessary, tops and tails the whole thing.
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He was just as likely to cite Arcanum as an influence as well as ephemera as disparate as John Fahey's collection of autobiographical short stories, the late night paranormal radio program Coast To Coast, and even "the pretty but also kind of desolate" surroundings of the Region, the band's Northwest Indiana home.
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Along with nearly two thousand years' worth of beautiful calligraphy, including Buddhist sutras lettered in gold on indigo-dyed paper and experimental 20th-century works, "Beyond Line: The Art of Korean Writing" at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, features fascinating hangul-related ephemera, like this mid-century diagram of mouth positions.
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Rewind the clock a few decades at this party held in honor of Midcentury Christmas, a new book by Hyperallergic contributor Sarah Archer that examines the holiday-related objects, designs, and ephemera that emerged in the 1950s and '60s, from Christmas cards to instructions for decorating your Christmas tree or dining table.
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Photographs and ephemera, art and artifacts (including some Native American stone tools) form an intricate rebus, a double self-portrait and an American history lesson rolled into one, with a thrift-store portrait of Abraham Lincoln (signed A.L.S.) flanked, as if by sconces, by two ropelike knots of yellow ceramic by Ms. Liddell.
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But the typical Drafthouse preshow is a sprawling, oddball affair, consisting of "anything from vintage movie and TV ephemera, old trailers, public domain oddities, weirdo found footage, music videos, clips from bizarre foreign films, animation, web videos, and increasingly, supercuts and custom editorial content," according to the chain's video content lead, Laird Jimenez.
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Album covers and ephemera relating to the influential composer Karlheinz Stockhausen (who, before his death in 2007, ended his career making operas to express his spiritual vision of the cosmos) and the psychedelic cartoonist and designer Emil Schult (who also worked with the electronic band Kraftwerk) extend these ideas into the technological realm.
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Partnering with the Musée d'Orsay, the Wallach has combined some great paintings (by Manet, Bazille, Degas, Matisse and Bearden) with fascinating ephemera, bringing new detail about the plight and presence of black women in late-13th-century Paris life and art, and following this theme through the Harlem Renaissance into the present.
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Ryan hits his stride once he reaches the late 19th century, however, and by Chapter 2 the book has become an entertaining and insightful chronicle, building on earlier histories by George Chauncey, Sherill Tippins and Charles Kaiser, among others, and enhanced by original research in newspaper archives, unpublished letters and collections of ephemera.
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Guns N' Roses recently released a boxed set focused on its late-80s years, "Appetite for Destruction: Locked N' Loaded Edition," that is extremely ambitious — four CDs, one Blu-ray, seven 12-inch LPs, seven 7-inch LPs, a hardcover book and a haul of ephemera — and also a tiny bit disingenuous.
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J.C. "Appetite for Destruction: Locked N' Loaded Edition" (21985 CDs, 280 Blu-ray, 7 12-inch LPs, 7 7-inch LPs, hardcover book, assorted ephemera) (Geffen/UMe) In a 1986 demo session at Sound City studios in Los Angeles, Guns N' Roses was still sorting out how to be Guns N' Roses.
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For the New Yorker in the "Hamilton" Lottery In "On Broadway: From 'Rent' to 'Revolution'" (Rizzoli New York), Drew Hodges gloriously showcases posters and other ephemera, and peppers personal anecdotes by Broadway stars like Bernadette Peters and Lin-Manuel Miranda in between the visuals, to capture the last 20 years of musical theater.
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Where: 709 N Hill Street, Suite 104-8, Chinatown, Los Angeles Hours: 12–53pm, Friday through Saturday (free admission) Los Angeles Contemporary Archive was founded in 2014 with the goal of collecting and cataloguing publications, ephemera, and materials produced by Los Angeles artists that would otherwise be left out of institutional collections.
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While initially decorating, the couple was simultaneously working to open their first brick-and-mortar BLK MKT Vintage shop, so Jannah and Kiyanna found themselves with an even larger supply of antiques and ephemera than usual (they had now filled both their own New Jersey basement and a second, larger storage locker).
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The high-ceilinged, slightly gone-to-seed establishment is festooned with rugby ephemera — the sport being as sacred to Gascons as duck fat — and is furnished with a long wood bar, a couple of rickety barstools, and, teetering slightly on the beer-stained wood-slat floor, a dozen or so zinc-topped tables.
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Toronto artists Sarah Keenlyside and Joe Clement are bringing this fantasy one step closer to reality: They've constructed an exact replica of Ferris' bedroom, including all the ephemera and even a working IBM computer from that era, in the Gladstone Hotel as part of the venue's Come Up to My Room immersive art exhibition.
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While a gallery packed with ephemera and models, like Thomas Hastings's early 1900s sketch for a National American Indian Memorial on Staten Island and material on I. M. Pei's 1950s Hyperbloid circular tower, has plenty of thwarted visions, the temporary intervention on the Panorama of the City of New York really communicates their derailed disruptions.
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Walking through the curators' proliferation of words and images—an excellent time line helps to anchor Abdoh's progress from nice Iranian boy to enfant terrible—one realizes that what connects these ghostly works, which now exist only on video and in photographs, reviews, and other ephemera, is sound, sound that floods the show at PS1.
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The self-directed clip is firmly in the strobing overload mode of "PONYBOY," with what looks like a rubber or CGI mock-up of SOPHIE's head disturbingly collapsing and warping while the song's lyrics and various pieces of internet ephemera flash onscreen, illustrating its themes of URL identity and the many facades we present online.
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The ephemera of social differentiation that marked the first installment — posh Andrew's announcement that he reads The Financial Times to check his shares (except on Mondays, because markets are closed on weekends); the eagerness of Tony, the East End's "cheeky chappie" and jockey manqué, to court schoolyard scraps — are no longer worn as lightly.
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Organized by cultural historian Diedrich Diederichsen and the gallery's Christopher Müller, the exhibition brings together art and ephemera spanning the 20th century, anchored by two German literary and intellectual groups from the fin-de-siècle period: the circle of Symbolist poet Stefan George, and Ugrino, the polyamorous community headed by writer Hans Henny Jahnn.
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At the beginning of each school year, I sat in front of the television, perhaps playing a VHS eternally kept in my VCR on which I recorded and rewatched music videos (the elusive video for No Doubt's "Excuse Me Mr.," which I'm certain only played on MTV three times), live performances (Hole on SNL), and other television ephemera.
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From churning out mind-blowing public-access TV shows to a variety of UFO-themed paintings, music, books, and other ephemera, the Unariuns continue to transmit a legacy of visionary art, most recently as the subject of a new documentary short called We Are Not Alone, produced by female-run cultural journalism and video content providers The Front.
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Over the past year, as the effects of lifelong improvidence had begun to impose a final reckoning, my father had been obliged to liquidate the vast collections of stamps, coins, trading cards, autographs, comic books, and historical ephemera that he had amassed with methodical recklessness since his boyhood visits to the stamps-and-coins department of Abraham & Straus.
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Fans tend to shell out staggering amounts of money for memorabilia or other ephemera, because owning such things allows them to feel closer to an artist whose work has deeply moved them (which is to say, it makes real an intimacy that was previously imagined), or because they believe they can learn something private, and heretofore unknown, from it.
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Some of the images feel familiar — sleepy downtown intersections and suburban ephemera — but the collection deviates by capturing more fleeting scenes: a dust storm barreling down an empty country road; children in their tennis whites traversing a parking lot; even patrons passing by corner stores and delis you can't help but think must be obsolete by now.
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"Ready Player One," Steven Spielberg's much-heralded return to the sci-fi action-adventure genre (it officially hit theaters on Thursday), makes high-frame-rate popcorn fare out of the Ernest Cline novel of the same name — a paean to retro video games and pop culture ephemera that captivated, and eventually polarized, readers after it was published in 2011.
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There are lots of people in the black-and-white photograph Woman Holding Mao Poster, September 27, 21968, one of dozens of images and pieces of ephemera on view in the small exhibition Unlikely Historians: Materials Collected by NYPD Surveillance Teams, 220–21970 at the New York City Municipal Archives, but the image stands out for its central figure.
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The Parks Department announcement joins other commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote in New York State, including Beyond Suffrage: A Century of New York Women in Politics at the Museum of the City of New York, and Cornell University Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections display of rare ephemera related to the movement.
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Together, the men avidly collect art — they have several drawings and paintings by the playwright Jean Cocteau, all purchased at a gallery in Paris and displayed in the "Cocteau corner" above the bar — as well as ephemera, including a postcard from Thornton Wilder to a fan and a small self-portrait in profile sketched by Alfred Hitchcock.
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Near the counter of the old, lamented Avenue Victor Hugo Bookshop in Boston, there were boxes of ephemera: the standard hodgepodge of mangy postcards, wedding announcements, lobby cards, 45s, hippie stickers and patches, Civil Defense pamphlets and evacuation maps, poker chips, Old Maid decks, and the like, along with skinny small-press or homemade books, some even handwritten.
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A crew of up to seven people from the company All Valley Yacht Club had been working every day for about two weeks on the transfer, taking almost everything from the cluttered inside space, including wall-to-wall stickers, cutouts, clothes, CDs, the carpet and other ephemera, and placing it back where it belonged in the mobile version.
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I have a small collection of mystical U.F.O. and spiritualist ephemera, such as a series of pamphlet interviews with the ghosts of famous dead people (Rembrandt, Einstein, etc.) and a record of a conversation between Jesus and "an Earth person" which took place "hundreds of miles from Earth in the purple magnificence of star-studded Space" in 1959.
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A selection of ephemera confirms that Bellamy was way out front in fostering participatory and performative projects like Oldenburg's pop-up "Store" on the Lower East Side (1961) and the duo of Tehching Hsieh and Linda Montano's "Art/Life One Year Performance" (1983-4), conducted partly in Bellamy's final gallery venture, Oil & Steel, which began in TriBeCa.
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That led me to think would it be possible; at this point, with so much imagery available in the digital archives, to reconstruct my memoirs through all the DVD re-releases, eBay ephemera, YouTube uploads and above all the resource of the internet itself; the way it can actualize half-forgotten memories and produce a niche for seemingly every remembrance.
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According to the internet ephemera scholars at Know Your Meme, the first instance of "bone hurting juice" was an edit of the Sweet Jesus Pooh meme which was added to Facebook page Fun Silly Drawings for Fun Silly People Haha, one of the many "weird Facebook" pages that traffics in thickly layered irony and deep historical knowledge of internet humor.
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I also did the math on whether it would be better to transport my worldly possessions to CR via one of those online moving companies — which is how I got my stuff from Los Angeles to Seattle — or to ship what turned out to be 29 boxes of books, dishes, and various ephemera, including four boxes filled with my childhood diaries.
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Whenever I see some piece of election-related ephemera, I like to imagine how we'll look back on it later — not in eight years, which is already surreal enough, but in several decades, when we have to explain half-forgotten topical humor to a new generation of teenagers who will think we're idiots no matter how many witty tech blog posts we've written.
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I'll be in my studio and I'll find a bunch of, say, Polaroids — something I don't want because they take up too much space or I don't want to carry them around with me — and I've developed this ongoing practice where I'll mail them to art libraries under the guise of a donation of an artwork or document or ephemera.
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True champions of the avant-garde, both in a historical and contemporary sense, the experimental composer and mezzo soprano performer are dedicated to showcasing forgotten artists, finding today's vanguard, and creating novel situations, like their newest exhibition, Music for Deaf People, a presentation of musical scores, artworks, conceptual instruments, posters, and other ephemera that all explore the idea of music expressed visually.
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In this era of high-tech, digitized, hyperlinked visual media, a small but salient portion of artists and designers have seen fit to stage returns to ostentatiously analog, off-line, slow, and decidedly un-precious materials and processes—from a surge in interest in hand-dirtying ceramics to the embrace of reclaimed, upcycled, discarded ephemera in collage, assemblage, and installation works.
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Lincoln Kirstein's Modern casts a wide net, telling its subject's story through rooms full of portraits and ephemera; ballet designs (including two drawings by the legendary dancer Vaslav Nijinsky); video clips of ballets and excerpts from Eisenstein's unfinished Mexican film (1930–32); sculptures by Gaston Lachaise and Elie Nadelman; and paintings and photographs by the artists who were closest to him.
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After standing in line for nearly 40 minutes and receiving two wristbands (linking one of them to a credit card with the aid of a wall-mounted tablet), I was surrounded by hippie-venture-capitalist-types with waving LED hula hoops in the air, gurning as a one-time EDM festival headliner took the stage to the sounds of fractured digitalist ephemera.
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His installation, My Great-Grandfather's Attempts to Turn Sexual Energy into Electricity to Power Small Machinery Based on the Principles of Sigmund Freud and Nikola Tesla, invites viewers to step inside an office containing ephemera from a study conducted by Meyer's fictional relative, Harris Claster, who attempted to turn men and women's (but mostly women's) sexual energy and anxiety into electricity.
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But they almost never reflect in a direct way upon the "story" of the opera, instead meandering across ephemera involving a bewildering array of content: masturbation, solitary drinking, out of nowhere ruminations on Renaissance heretic Giordano Bruno, breakfast, desert mirages, lists of numbers, passing clouds of trivial observation, jarring descriptions of camera movements for the video realization of the opera itself.
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For us Generation Y-ers, precariously balanced between Generation X and millennials, it will leave your synapses blazing in remembrance of iconic pop culture ephemera: Shag stickers; Rat Fink hot rod kits; the HOUSE33 clothing line that directly referenced California skate culture of the early '90s; the imagery of artist Chris Cooper, whose iconic "smoking devil" design bears more than a passing resemblance to Cruz himself.
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The exhibition, Cochran explained, is laid out thematically, as opposed to chronologically, and looks at three major themes explored over Saar's long career: "Nostalgia and memory," which redresses the artist's life and biography; "mysticism and ritual," which explores narratives on spirituality; and "the political and racial," in which Saar takes a piercing look at race in the US through the reclamation of derogatory African American ephemera.
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