In Nests: Fifty Nests and the Birds that Built Them, photographer Sharon Beals displays a collection of photographs of birds nest or “bird architecture”. Love. (via)


Part of a series of six large scale embroidered works entitled The Dickinson Fascicles based on composites of the punctuation and variant markings in Emily Dickinson’s poetry manuscripts. By Jen Bervin (via)
bear (by Owen Gatley’s Illustration)
Image from Le Livre de la Sante by Joseph Handler (via)

Objectum II
“300 coloured helium balloons float against the ceiling of the ‘tomb chapel’ of the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam. Attached to the balloons are cards that refer to the material possessions of Bartlebooth, the deceased protagonist in George Perec’s novel Life A User’s Manual.” 2007. Project by Laurence Aëgerter
UNTITLED (Large newspaper book of drawings), post-1932. Drawn in soot and spit on found paper bound by the artist with found string. By James Castle
Through the Looking Class, Lewis Carroll
The House of Books Has No Windows, 2008 by Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller
Performance art by Eva Kotatkova (via)