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Unknown

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Container with Lid (mid-/late 19th century), Northern Nguni, possibly from Zulu Swaziland or KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. In the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.


Will Oliver

Een bezoeker kijkt uit over het financiele hart van Londen vanuit het Leadenhall Building, een van de nieuwste wolkenkrabbers in de stad. Foto- Will Oliver

A visitor looks out over the financial center of London from the Leadenhall Building, one of the City’s newest skyscrapers, by Will Oliver.


Noor Nuyten

A Handful of Skyline Noor Nuyten

Noor Nuyten, ‘A handful of skyline’


Thomas Rentmeister

thomasrentmeister_Classic No. 2, 2012

‘Classic No. 2’ (2012) by Thomas Rentmeister


Charlotte Posenenske

Charlotte Posenenske Streifenbild (Striped Picture), c. 1962

Charlotte Posenenske, ‘Streifenbild (Striped Picture)’ (c. 1962)


Chelsea Arts Club

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From the Chelsea Art Club’s 1919 Dazzle Ball. Yvonne Gregory by Bertram Park

On March 12, 1919, the Chelsea Arts Club held a costume party, called a Dazzle Ball, at Royal Albert Hall in London. It was inspired by the abstract geometric shapes on camouflaged ships in World War I , a method that was first employed by the British, who called it “dazzle painting” or dazzle camouflage. When the Americans adopted a comparable method, they referred to it by other names, among them “baffle painting,” “jazz painting,” and (rarely) “razzle dazzle.”

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Walt Disney

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‘Four artists paint one tree’, a documentary by the Walt Disney Co.


Fred Wilson

Fred Wilson, Guarded View, 1991

Fred Wilson, ‘Guarded View’ (1991)

Four mannequins with museum guard uniforms.


Kevin Yates

Kevin Yates, Usher the Fall of the House, 2013

Kevin Yates, ‘Usher the Fall of the House’ (2013)


Wiebke Grösch & Frank Metzger

Wiebke Groesch_Frank Metzger, Untitled, 2014, Fig leaves

Wiebke Grösch & Frank Metzger, Untitled (2014)

Fig leaves.