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Time is a scandalous twig
01 Bubbling Past (The Undergrowth Sprouts) Toys from the 1930s, collage 2001, pine needles, a stereoscope circa 1899, a lobby built in 1937, seedpods and burnt-out CDs … outrageous things will happen to you. New art for prints! 02 The … Continue reading
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Tagged ArcheTime, concepts of time, found objects, memory, prints, roses
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Unconditional Love: Aunt Marian’s Handwork
There are many types of art that often go unsung. Personal work that transcends the ordinary – through skill, discipline, devotion, and utterly generous creativity. My Aunt Marian’s ornaments, for example. Every year, Marian Ruth Rutgers Cogsdill created an artwork … Continue reading
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Tagged extraordinary characters, family heirlooms, handmade holiday ornaments, memory, needlework
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Double Vision circa 1893-1905
They’re really beautiful devices, these old and once wildly popular stereoscopes. Wood, and metal, and yet not heavy at all. And as simple as the technology appears, the effect really works, creating a view with a depth that surprises me … Continue reading
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Tagged autobiography, family history, found objects, grape jam, memory, stereoscope, turn-of-the-century technology
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Cutting-Edge Domesticity and the Medicine Cabinet, circa 1938
Here he is. Walter Gladstone Darbyshire the first, who will be followed by my uncle and my cousin, the second and third. This is him in 1920, my grandfather, union man, long-time Detroit resident, and decoupage artist. Grandpa Walter had … Continue reading
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Tagged autobiography, decoupage, grandfather, memory, moiré patterns
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