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Feather Stool, Acrylic, aluminum and feathers, 54 x 33 x 33 cm, Design by Shiro Kuramata, Edition of 40, 1990.
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Japanese Poster for Photonica, Design by Tsuyoshi Kindaichi, 1992.
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Marble Dining, Marble and Steel, Design by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta, late 1970s.
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Untitled, Fisherman’s boots, Unknown, 9th Century.
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Today is the first day, Photography by Wolfgang Tillmans, 2007.
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Lacanau (self), Chromogenic print, Photography by Wolfgang Tillmans, tape 50.8 x 61.0 cm, 1986.
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Wrestling boys, At the Baltic Sea, Photography by Herbert List, Germany, 1933.
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Dream Island, Photography by Masahisa Fukase, 1980.
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Storm #05, Video (color, sound) Dimensions variable, landscape orientation 15 min 8 sec, loop Edition 1 of 3, 1 AP, Davide Quayola, 2021.
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Le Couvent Sainte-Marie de La Tourette, Architecture by Le Corbusier, Photography by Archimago, Éveux, France, 1956.
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Calvin Klein By Appointment 1-14, Campaign creative direction Raf Simons, Calvin Klein, Photography Willy Vanderperre, 2017.
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Isolated heroes series, Photography by David Sims, Fashion by Raf Simons, 1999.
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Isolated heroes series, Photography by David Sims, Fashion by Raf Simons, 1999.
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Notes on sculptures, Painted bronze and stone, 87 x 81 x 50 cm, Tatiana Trouvé, 2016.
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Walter De Maria, Photography by George Maciunas, 1961.
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Inferno (detail), Chalk on blackboard, Tacita Dean, 244 x 1220 cm, 2019.
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Bacon Ice cream series, Yoshiyuki Okuyama, 2015.
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Napoli, Napoli, Napoli, Photography by Brett Lloyd, 2022.
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23 Blue Breaths, Detail view, D Harding, 2020.
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Bullet Through Banana, Dye-Transfer color print, Photography by Harold Eugene Edgerton, 1964.
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Bullet Splash, Gelatin silver print, Photography by Harold Edgerton, 1940s.
Using a stroboscopic flash to achieve exposures as fast as 1/1,000,000 of a second, Edgerton revealed aspects of motion and of the structure of the world not visible to the naked eye in real time. Here he recorded the powerful “splash” as a bullet collides with a steel block.
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Shaker rainbow, Photography by Wolfgang Tillmans, 1998.
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Green Glazed Jug, ead glazed earthenware, Made in Mill Green, Essex, England,14th century.
The speckled green glaze is typical of medieval ceramics from the kilns at Mill Green, about forty miles northeast of London. For about a century, beginning around 1270, potters there created tableware both for local use and for sale in the capital and at other locales within about a forty-mile radius, including Kent, Cambridge, and […]
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Fragment, Nephrite, 1902.