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A detail from the cover of the December, 1951 issue of School Arts Magazine. Cover illustrator unknown.
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Lines & Bones
Source: laurabfernandez
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The Brides in the Bath Murderer. Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, London, 1994
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museum of ancient glass, zadar, croatia by maraid http://flic.kr/p/g8QcNA
st andrews cathedral museum (by maraid)
Source: Flickr / maraid
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Bust of a King Kish East, Sasanian Period (AD 224 - 637), Collection Field Museum of Anthropology Visit MUSEUMVIEWS
Source: Flickr / bcampbell65
Bus at the border between Germany and France in 1948 (by Stockholm Transport Museum Commons)
Foto: Gösta Nordin
(via MAKE | DVD Dead Drop)
For this new commissioned work, artist Aram Bartholl (Berlin, b. 1972) will embed an inconspicuous, slot-loading DVD burner into the side of the Museum, available to the public 24 hours a day. Visitors who find the Dead Drop and insert a blank DVD-R will receive a digital art exhibition, a collection of media, or other featured content curated on a monthly cycle by Bartholl or selected artists. DVD Dead Drop imbues the act of data transfer with a tangibility left behind in a world of cloud computing and appstores, using a medium—the digital versatile disc—that is quickly becoming another artifact of the past.
Some readers might recall Aram’s Dead Drops embedded flash drives that he worked on in 2010. [viaBeyond the Beyond]
Source: blog.makezine.com
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How to Make a Home Nature Museum, by Vinson Brown 5142 (by Gloucester, A Bottled Spider)
Source: flickr.com
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, 1988. Photo by Elliott Erwitt.
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Sonora Desert Museum - Tucson, Arizona on Flickr.
Where you can visit the subterranean living rooms of honey bees, ringtail cats, kit foxes, bats and other desert animals, or see close-up the roots of desert plants. That’s what these visitors are enjoying 12 feet below the earth’s surface in the unique Tunnel at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona