Anne Lindberg.

Anne Lindberg String Installations.

(found via the Jealous Curator)

Tiny Landscapes.

Love this. They look like little worlds, don't they?

Photography by Diana Scherer.

(Found Here)

I Like This.

What a great way to display all of the amazing art I have collected over the years. Now it just sits in my basement because I'm so afraid of clutter, but this would be perfect.

DIY found here. By Erin Loechner.

Love This....

Paper Theatre backdrops at the Bruce Museum.

(Found at 50 Watt via Birds of Ohio)

Masako Miki.

Berkeley artist Masako Miki's work is pretty awesome.

(found via the Jealous Curator)

Kate MccGwire.

British artist Kate MccGuire's work is something from a dream. One of those very strange and slightly disturbing dreams that leaves you questioning reality for the rest of the day.

I'm In Love...

Could their be anything more delightful than this pottery by Laura Carlin?

(found at Lena Corwin's Blog)

Jelle Martens.

Inspired once again by the work of Jelle Martens.

I've been fascinated by this project by James Turrell for years now. Roden Crater is an extinct volcano in the Arizona desert that Turrell is slowly and meticulously transforming into a monumental work of art and naked eye observatory. Like most of his work, this project will be interactive, connecting the viewer's position on earth with light installations and celestial phenomena.

Turrell has been working on this project for over 30 years, and the dedication alone is enough to marvel at. Here he is below:

Mmmmm.

Kevin Appel is my new favorite.

Beautiful.

Collages by Chris Thompson of Junior Taxi.

(found at but does it float)

Nonsense.

Nonsensical Infographic No. 2 print by Chad Hagen from 20x200.

Home again.

We just returned from a two week trip to Spain! Amazing.

(found via pink shirts and car wrecks)