Artifacts

A collection of visual and textual artifacts, intended to be updated daily.

A collection of visual and textual artifacts, intended to be updated daily.

AntlersWe were driving through West Virginia, a little numbed by the road. So we stopped at a resort, and we Paul Ford sat below chandeliers—6 of them at least—made of interlocked antlers.
Park Slope, Sunday NightA woman and a dog.
DUMBO, Saturday AfternoonA man, coming across another man, one of the men having entered into a strange posture.
The Tarsier AfrothA wonderful image received via email, provenance unknown, of one of nature's stranger jokes.
Filling the BathtubA picture from the dark.
AetnaI am well cared for.
Mystical ChairOne evening south of Canal St...
Make money!Make it now! Make it! At home! Do it! You must!
Building in ChelseaSnapped on the way to see a client, over a year ago.
HipsThis last weekend I met a woman who was proud of her tattoo. I'm not sure how the French translates.
Cut TreesNear Trenton, NJ. I don't know why they cut them.
FellowThis is a pal, at the Flaming Lips show in August. He's a music critic, cool fellow.
Free Willie NelsonI've seen this RV about 3 times, as it's driven around midtown.
The hands, they moveWatch them. Are they sending you a signal?
The Woolworth BuildingThe once-ubiquitous antenna of the WTC rising behind.
The Symmetry ProjectTwo ancient sketches from Deluxe Paint, a drawing application for the Amiga with which I sorely miss playing.
Open Subway DoorRepresenting infinite possibilities, but devoid of humans.
Penn StationEveryone trying to get somewhere...
VerizonThey raised the rates to 50 cents, the bastards, and still half the calls don't go through.
PipesOn 34th St., I think, or right around there - a huge picture window, and there they are, the massive innards of some skyscraper or hotel.
Rat ValentineRats need valentines, too.
Sky CornerAlways there, sliding into their destinations, or departing for greater heights.
Democracy is in an undisclosed location.Protest signs from last Saturday's march.
How to Make Something from NothingCuttings from one of the best craft books ever.