The stunning ornament which covers all the space in the Divinity School.
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Bishop, The University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, United Kingdom, July 2008
North Slide, North Tripyramid Peak, Sandwich Range, White Mountains, New Hampshire, June 2008
Golden Gate, San Francisco Bay, California, August 2008
Rising Mist, Mount Saint Helens, Washington, Summer 2007
Roof Bosses, Divinity School, Oxford, July 2008
Roof bosses at the divinity school, a lovely 15th century room over and around which the Bodleian Library was built.
Ganoga Falls, Rickett’s Glen State Park, Pensylvania, June 2008
Ganoga falls is the tallest falls in the park, with a 94′ drop.
“Book” Shelves, or Jim Rosenau’s Books as Furniture at Thisintothat.com
A particularly self-referential shelf at Jin Rosenau’s booth at the Palo Alto Art and Wine Festival, where he was showing of his bookshelves, made both for and out of books.
Inspired by reading Nicholson Baker’s article “Books as Furniture” in the New Yorker (June 12, 1995, p. 84 — also printed in his The Size of Thoughts (Vintage, 1997.). When actual books proved not to be sturdy enough, he switched to hollowing them out, and making durable interiors of wood covered by a bookish veneer. He selects the books for their appearance, theme, and to make clever comparisons, and will custom make shelves to fit particular interests. A lovely play on the idea of a ‘book shelf’ and the term ‘furniture books,’ punctuated by this clever juxtaposition at his site.
A variety of his projects, showing smaller shelves as well as a key rack.
The artist. You can find out more, and order his work, by going to thisintothat.com.
Chalk Abstract, Palo Alto Arts and Wine Festival, Palo Alto, California, August 2008
Reeves Triplets*, The University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, July 2008
The Reeves brothers*, dressed in their obnoxious matching aloha fashion, on the observation deck of the tower of the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin.
*In case it is for some reason not obvious, there are no Reeves triplets–I am just having some fun with Photoshop.