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American Museum of Beat Art

WRITERS AND POETS:

| Jack Kerouac | William Burroughs | Lawrence Ferlinghetti | Gregory Corso | Allen Ginsberg | Harold Norse | Michael McClure | Gary Snyder | Jack Micheline | Charles Olson | Peter Orlovsky | Diane Di Prima | Lawrence Lipton | Bob Kaufman | Charles Bukowski | Phillip Whalen | Herbert Huncke | Ted Joans | Lew Welch | Anne Waldman | Emiri Baraka | Ted Berrigan | Richard Brautigan | Kenneth Rexroth | Ken Kesey | Robert Creeley

VISUAL ARTISTS:

| Jackson Pollock | Franz Kline | Marcel Duchamp | Ed Kienholz | Ed Ruscha | Jay Defeo | Wallace Berman | John Altoon | Ed Moses | Lenore Jaffee

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• Every Painting in the MoMA, With Piano
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Jean Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

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The Getty Center presents the Getty's collection of Western art from the Middle Ages to the present against a backdrop of dramatic architecture, tranquil gardens, and breathtaking views.

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The Getty Villa is an educational center and museum dedicated to the study of the arts and cultures of ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria.

16.12.2002 - Getty Center in Los Angeles eröffnet (16.12.1997)

This web site celebrates the architecture of the Getty Center in Los Angeles, which opens to the public Tuesday, December 16th, 1997. The J. Paul Getty Trust is the world's largest private foundation in support of the world's artistic and cultural heritage, and the Getty Center is one of the largest privately funded architectural complexes ever designed and constructed in a single architectural campaign. These photographs are intended to supplement those already published in various magazines and books, most notably in the Getty's own Making Architecture: The Getty Center and The J. Paul Getty Museum and Its Collections.

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The photographs and text in this web site are meant to supplement those published in various magazines and books and to provide images of additional aspects of the architecture, landscaping, and details. For those with special interest in the travertine, museum courtyard, tramway, signage, trees and plants, or some other particular aspect of the Getty architecture, in-depth images are grouped by category.

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Museum of Hoaxes
Hoax Museum

Wonderful Stories contrived for the public from ancient times to the present day.

Dedicated to the exploration of hoaxes, mischief, and misinformation throughout history.

Explore

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The Museum of Hoaxes was established in 1997. It explores deception, mischief, and misinformation throughout history, playing host to a variety of humbugs and hoodwinks — from ancient fakery all the way up to modern schemes, dupes, and dodges that circulate online.
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National Museum of Language

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The Modern Art Notes Podcast
Audiobeiträge des "MoMA" - "Museum of Modern Art"

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"The Modern Art Notes Podcast"

Each week, artists, art historians and authors join host Tyler Green to discuss their work

Episodes

• Henri Matisse, Blue Eyes, 1935. - No. 266: Matisse/Diebenkorn, Klimt’s Portraits
• Claude Monet, The Pointe de la Heve at Low Tide, 1865. - No. 265: Early Monet, Picasso’s drawings
• Richard Misrach, Lee S., No More Deaths, near Arivaca, Arizona, 2014. - No. 264: Holiday clips: Richard Misrach
• Eduardo Basualdo, The End of Ending. 2012. - No. 263: Eduardo Basualdo
• Frame from Fred Lonidier, 29 Arrests: Headquarters of the 11th Naval District, May 4, 1972, San DIego, 1972. - No. 262: Art, Artists and Education in America After WWII
• Edgar Degas, Rehearsal Hall at the Opera Rue Le Peletier, 1872. - No. 261: Henri Loyrette, “A Shift in the Landscape”
• Michael Dean, 4sho (Working Title), 2016. Installed in City Hall Park, New York. - No. 260: Michael Dean, Julian Onderdonk
• Valentin de Boulogne, Samson, 1631. - No. 259: Valentin de Boulogne, Agnes Martin
• All works Hélio Oiticica. At left: P52 Spatial Relief, 1960. At center: NC6 Medium Nucleus 3, 1961-63. At upper right: Untitled, ca. 1960. - No. 258: Hélio Oiticica, The Lexington Camera Club
• Anthony Hernandez, Discarded #50, 2014. - No. 257: Anthony Hernandez, Karen Hellman
• Xaviera Simmons, Session One: Around the Y from the project Thundersnow Road, North Carolina, 2010. - No. 256: Xaviera Simmons
• Julie Mehretu, Conjured Parts (Tongues), 2015-16. - No. 255: Julie Mehretu
• Hamish Fulton, Moonrise Kent England, 30 September 1985, 1985. - No. 254: Hamish Fulton
• Luca della Robbia, Nativity with Gloria in Excelsis, about 1470. - No. 253: The della Robbia, Sebastian Smee
• Betye Saar, The Edge of Ethics, 2010. - No. 252: Labor Day clips
• Eastman Johnson, The Funding Bill, 1888. - No. 251: The Podcasters
• Hubert Robert, Stair and Fountain in the Park of a Roman Villa, c. 1770. - No. 250: Hubert Robert, Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun
• Rebecca Morris (Untitled #13-15), 2015. - No. 249: Rebecca Morris, Roy Dowell
• Théodore Rousseau, Farm in Les Landes, ca. 1852-67. - No. 248: Théodore Rousseau, Simon Kelly
• Installation view of Rafa Esparza at "Made in L.A. 2016" at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles. - No. 247: Rafa Esparza, William Pope.L
• Victoria Sambunaris, Untitled (Santa Elena Canyon), TX, 2010. - No. 246: Victoria Sambunaris, Veronica Roberts
• Bruce Conner, CROSSROADS [promotional still], 1976. - No. 245: Bruce Conner
• Cover of Aperture #223, Summer 2016, Vision & Justice. Photograph by Awol Erizku. - No. 244: Sarah Lewis, MaLin Wilson-Powell
• Installation view from "Wunderblock" at the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas. - No. 243: Fourth of July clips
• Ronay Organ organelle install 2 - No. 242: Matthew Ronay, Arlene Shechet
• Martin Wong, Rapture, 1988. - No. 241: Martin Wong, Thylias Moss
• Joel Shapiro, 20 Elements, 2004-05. - No. 240: Joel Shapiro, Linn Meyers
• Le Nain, The Resting Horseman, ca. 1640. - No. 239: Le Nain Brothers, Zina Saro-Wiwa
• Norman Lewis, Boccio, 1957. - No. 238: Memorial Day weekend clips
• Richard Misrach, Wall, Brownsville, Texas, 2015. - No. 237: Richard Misrach, Alexis Belis
• Penelope Umbrico, Suns (From Sunsets) from Flickr, 2006-ongoing. - No. 236: Penelope Umbrico, Vincent Fecteau
• Kerry James Marshall, Portrait of Nat Turner with the Head of His Master, 2011. - No. 235: Kerry James Marshall, Katy Grannan
• Charles-Francois Daubigny, The Beach at Villerville at Sunset, 1873. - No. 234: Jodi Hauptman, Lynne Ambrosini
• Robert Mapplethorpe, Lisa Lyon (wearing a star hat by Claude Montana), 1982. - No. 233: Frances Terpak, Catherine Opie
• Frank Stella, Chocorua IV, 1966. - No. 232: Frank Stella
• Robert Irwin, Bed of Roses, 1962. - No. 231: Robert Irwin
• Louise Fishman, Crossing the Rubicon, 2012. - No. 230: Louise Fishman, Luuk Hoogstede
• Marilyn Minter, Blue Poles, 2007. - No. 229: Easter clips
• Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, Self-Portrait with Cerise Ribbons, ca. 1782. - No. 228: Katharine Baetjer, Nancy Princenthal
• Robert Adams, Around the House, 2014. © Robert Adams, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. - No. 227: Robert Adams
• Wolfgang Staehle, Untitled, 2001. - No. 226: Wolfgang Staehle, Kristine McKenna
• Willem de Kooning, Asheville, 1948. - No. 225: Helen Molesworth, Jennifer Raab
• Edward Burtynsky, Pivot Irrigation #2, High Plains, Texas Panhandle, USA, 2011. - No. 224: Edward Burtynsky
• Orazio Gentileschi, Danae, c. 1621. Collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum. - No. 223: Judith Mann, Hito Steyerl
• Betye Saar, Black Girl's Window, 1969. - No. 222: Betye Saar
• Lisa Oppenheim, The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else, 2006. [Installation is a slide projection of 15 35mm slides in a continuous loop.] - No. 221: Lisa Oppenheim, Valerie Fletcher
• Sara VanDerBeek, From the Means of Reproduction, 2007. - No. 220: Sara VanDerBeek, Susan Philipsz
• Ellsworth Kelly, Red Blue Green, 1963 - No. 219: Remembering Ellsworth Kelly
• Jackson Pollock, Number 7, 1951, 1951. - No. 218: Gavin Delahunty, Joyce Pensato
• Installation view of Phyllida Barlow, "tryst," at the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas. - No. 217: Holiday Clips: Phyllida Barlow
• Catherine Opie, Untitled #9, 2013. - No. 216: Holiday clips: Catherine Opie
• Frances Stark, Another Chorus Individual (On Aspiration), 2007. - No. 215: Frances Stark, 2015 top ten
• Norman Lewis, Title Unknown, 1953. - No. 214: Ruth Fine, Rebecca Morse
• Michael Light, Heavenly Ski Resort Looking Southwest, Dipper Express Quad Chairlift at Center with 10,067' Monument Peak Beyond, South Lake Tahoe, CA, 2014. - No. 213: Ann M. Wolfe, Michael Light, Mark Klett
• Eija-Liisa Ahtila, The House [still], 2002. - No. 211: Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Tyler Cann
• Odili Donald Odita, Shadow and Light (for Julian Francis Abele), 2015. - No. 210: Odili Donald Odita, Luis Pérez-Oramas
• Gustave Caillebotte, Paris Street; Rainy Day, 1877. - No. 209: George Shackelford, Zahira Véliz-Bomford
• Pieter de Hooch, Interior with Women beside a Linen Cupboard, 1663. - No. 208: Ronni Baer, Tricia O’Regan
• George Grosz, Eclipse of the Sun, 1920. - No. 207: Stephanie Barron, Olaf Peters
• Alberto Burri, Combustione legno (Wood Combustion), 1957. - No. 206: Emily Braun, Abby Subak
• Howardena Pindell, Untitled #7, 1973. - No. 205: Howardena Pindell, #RenoirSucks
• Alexander Gardner, Abraham Lincoln, 1865. - No. 204: David C. Ward, Jillian Steinhauer
• Zina Saro-Wiwa, Karikpo masqueraders marking the sites in Ogoniland where pipelines once stood, 2015. - No. 203: Zina Saro-Wiwa
• Mark Rothko, No. 10, 1957. [MFAH catalogue #39.] - No. 202: Alison de Lima Greene, Melvin Edwards
• Pablo Picasso, Woman in the Garden, 1929-30. - No. 201: Ann Temkin & Anne Umland, Tamara Schenkenberg
• Sheila Hicks, Oracle of Constantinople, 2008-10. - No. 200: Our greatest hits
• Seeing Power 700px - No. 199: Nato Thompson, Richard Misrach
• Princenthal cover 1000 - No. 198: Nancy Princenthal, David Maisel
• Mary Reid Kelley, Priapus Agonistes (still), 2013. - No. 197: Summer clips: Mary Reid Kelley
• Installation view, "Liz Deschenes: Gallery 7," Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 2014-15. - No. 196: Summer clips: Liz Deschenes
• Mark Bradford, Lights and Tunnels, 2015. - No. 195: Mark Bradford, Sarah Oppenheimer
• Arlene Shechet, One Buddha, 1994. - No. 194: Arlene Shechet, Mari Carmen Ramirez
• Joachim Wtewael, Perseus and Andromeda, 1611. - No. 193: Arthur Wheelock
• Max Beckmann, The Bath, 1930. - No. 192: Lynette Roth
• George Caleb Bingham, Portrait of Leonidas Wetmore, 1839-40. - No. 191: Fourth of July clips
• Noah Purifoy, Strange Fruit, 2002. - No. 190: Yael Lipschutz, Anne-Lise Desmas
• Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler Giant (production still), 2014. - No. 189: Hubbard / Birchler, Audrey Lewis
• Jacob Lawrence, Panel 20 from "The Migration Series," 1941. 1941 caption: In many of the communities the Negro press was read continually because of its attitude and its encouragement of the movement. 1993 caption: In many of the communities the Black press was read with great interest. It encouraged the movement. - No. 188: Nicholas Lemann, Tamara Schenkenberg
• Installation view of Phyllida Barlow, "tryst," at the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas. - No. 187: Phyllida Barlow
• Catherine Opie, Diana, 2012. - No. 186: Catherine Opie
• Charles Ray, Baled Truck, 2014. - No. 185: Memorial Day clips
• Chris Burden, Urban Light, 2008. Collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. - No. 184: Remembering Chris Burden, Mariam Ghani
• Marilyn Minter, Strut, 2005. Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. - No. 183: Marilyn Minter, Constance Lewallen
• Installation view of Liz Larner, April 24, 2015-September 27, 2015 on the Bluhm Family Terrace. The Art Institute of Chicago. - No. 182: Liz Larner, Tamara Schenkenberg
• Marco Breuer, Spin (C-824), 2008. - No. 181: Marco Breuer, Saskia Olde Wolbers
• Jose de Ibarra, The Divine Spouse, 1728. - No. 180: Luisa Elena Alcala, Ilona Katzew
• William Pope.L, Trinket (installed at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles in 2014), 2008. - No. 179: William Pope.L, Miles Orvell
• Hans Haacke, Gift Horse, 2015. - No. 188: Easter clips: Hans Haacke
• Barnett Newman, Midnight Blue, 1970. Collection of the Ludwig Museum, Cologne. - No. 177: Michelle White, Hannah Segrave
• Kazuo Shiraga, Work II, 1958. - No. 176: Gabriel Ritter, Yasufumi Nakamori
• Michaël Borremans, Four Fairies, 2003. - No. 175: Michaël Borremans
• Robert Barry, Detail, Inert Gas Series: Helium. Sometime during the Morning of March 5, 1969, 2 Cubic Feet of Helium Will Be Released into the Atmosphere, 1969. - No. 174: Robert Barry, James Merle Thomas
• Mel Chin, See -Saw, 1976. - No. 173: Mel Chin
• Installation view, "Liz Deschenes: Gallery 7," Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 2014-15. - No. 172: Liz Deschenes, Alison Rossiter
• Piero di Cosimo, The Visitation with St. Nicholas and St. Anthony Abbot, c. 1489-90. Collection of the National Gallery of Art, Washington. - No. 171: Dennis V. Geronimus, Robin Jaffee Frank
• Melvin Edwards, Begin Again (Lynch Fragment), 1979. - No. 170: Melvin Edwards, Gohar Dashti
• Francoise Grossen, Inchworm, 1970. - No. 169: Jenelle Porter, Sheila Hicks
• Alec Soth, Charles, Vasa, Minnesota, 2002. - No. 168: Alec Soth, Francis Upritchard
• Kianja Strobert, Untitled, 2011. - No. 167: Kianja Strobert, Jenny Watts
• Pablo Picasso, Battle of Bass and Glass, 1914. - No. 166: Rebecca Rabinow, 2014 top ten
• Jo Ann Callis, Hands on Ankles, 1976-77. - No. 165: New Year’s clips
• Installation view of Carl Andre retrospective at Dia Beacon. - No. 164: Christmas clips
• David Bates, Night Heron, 1986. Collection of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. - No. 163: Holiday clips
• Paul Cezanne, Madame Cezanne in a Red Armchair, ca. 1877. Collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. - No. 162: Dita Amory, Manuela Well-Off-Man
• Larry Sultan, My Mother Posing for Me, 1984. - No. 161: Rebecca Morse, Dario Robleto
• Murillo, The Immaculate Conception, 17th century. Collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. - No. 160: Thanksgiving clips
• Henri Fantin-Latour, Chrysanthamums, ca. 1889. - No. 159: Heather MacDonald, Nancy Perloff
• Charles Ray, Baled Truck, 2014. - No. 158: Charles Ray, George Shackelford
• Jackie Winsor, Cheesecloth Piece, 1981. Collection of the MCA Chicago. - No. 157: Jackie Winsor, David Anfam
• Ross Bleckner, Architecture of the Sky V, 1989. - No. 156: Ross Bleckner, Helga Kessler Aurisch
• Robert Gober, Untitled Leg, 1989-90. - No. 155: Robert Gober
• Henri Matisse, Blue Nude II, 1952. - No. 154: Jodi Hauptman, John Klein
• Alyson Shotz, Helix, 2009. - No. 153: Alyson Shotz, Alessandra Comini
• Sheila Hicks, Squiggle, 1962-63. - No. 152: Sheila Hicks
• Jack Whitten, Chinese Sincerity, 1974. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. - No. 151: Jack Whitten
• George Caleb Bingham, Boatmen on the Missouri, 1846. Collection of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. - No. 150: Nenette Luarca-Shoaf, Sonya Clark
• George Herms, The Librarian, 1960. Collection of the Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena. - No. 149: George Herms, Cornelia Homburg
• Otto Dix, Shell Craters near Dontrien by the Light of Flares, from "The War," 1924. - No. 148: World War I
• John Divola, Zuma #5, 1977. - No. 147: Labor Day clips
• Dorothea Lange, “‘Ruby’ from Arkansas” from Lange’s “Drought Refugees” series, ca. 1935. - No. 146: Dyanna Taylor, Judith Zilczer
• Teresita Fernández, Fire, 2005. Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. - No. 145: Teresita Fernández, Stephanie Barron
• Minor White, Tom Murphy, San Francisco, 1948, No. 30 from the series “The Temptation of St. Anthony Is Mirrors,” (sequenced 1948). - No. 144: Paul Martineau, Jane Aspinwall
• Wynn Bullock, Point Lobos Tide Pool, 1957. - No. 143: Brett Abbott, Jenny Watts
• Vincent Van Gogh, Willows at Sunset, 1888. - No. 142: Timothy O. Benson, Mary Miss
• Judy Fiskin, from the 1982-83 "Dingbat" series. - No. 141: Judy Fiskin, Michael Duncan
• A. L. Steiner, Accidenthell, 2014. - No. 140: A.L. Steiner
• Garry Winogrand, location unknown, 1963. - No. 139: Fourth of July clips
• Deborah Grant, Crowning the Lion and the Lamb (detail), 2013. - No. 138: Deborah Grant, Scott Allan
• Brown - In the Shadow of Velazquez - No. 137: Jonathan Brown, Mari Carmen Ramirez
• Jo Ann Callis, Three Black Bands, 1976-77. - No. 136: Jo Ann Callis, Carol S. Eliel
• Lygia Clark, Relógio de sol [Sundial], 1960. - No. 135: Luis Pérez-Oramas, Eva Struble
• Installation view of Carl Andre retrospective at Dia Beacon. - No. 134: Carl Andre
• Installation view from "Wunderblock" at the Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas. - No. 133: Memorial Day clips
• Stephen Shore, Ben Gurion Airport, September 30, 2009. - No. 132: Stephen Shore
• Carleton Watkins, Castle Rock, Columbia River, 1867. - No. 131: Carleton Watkins: The Stanford Albums
• Whistler YUP cover - No. 130: Daniel E. Sutherland, Margaret F. MacDonald
• Hans Haacke, Blue Sail, 1964-65. Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. - No. 129: Hans Haacke
• Sigmar Polke, Watchtower, 1984. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 128: Kathy Halbreich, Olaf Peters
• Hans Op de Beeck, Location (6), 2008. - No. 127: Hans Op de Beeck, Eric Lee
• Aperture 214 1000 - No. 126: Aperture #214
• Barkley L. Hendricks, Sweet Thang (Lynn Jenkins), 1975-76. - No. 125: Barkley L. Hendricks, Simon Kelly
• Carla Klein, Untitled, 2013-14. 74 7/8 x 118 1/8 inches - No. 124: Carla Klein, Nayland Blake
• Robert Heinecken, MANSMAG: Homage to Werkman and Cavalcade. 1969. - No. 123: Eva Respini, Anne Wilkes Tucker
• Catherine Yass, Lighthouse (stills of large-screen projection), 2011. - No. 122: Catherine Yass, Laura Roberts
• Gino Severini, Cannons in Action, 1915. - No. 121: Vivien Greene, Veronica Roberts
• Murillo, The Infant St. John the Baptist in the Wilderness. Collection of Oakland University, Meadow Brook Hall, Michigan. - No. 120: A Murillo re-discovered in Detroit
• David Bates, Jan's Magnolia, 1986. - No. 119: David Bates
• Robert Bechtle, Texas and 20th Intersection, 2004. Published by Crown Point Press. - No. 118: Robert Bechtle, Alison de Lima Greene
• Michael Snow, Red 5, 1974. Collection of the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. - No. 117: Michael Snow
• Robert Smithson, #7 Red Sandstone Mirror, 1971. - No. 116: Leigh Arnold, Phyllis Tuchman
• Sedrick Huckaby, Hidden in Plain Site, 2013. - No. 115: Sedrick Huckaby, Mark Carroll
• Installation view of Saskia Olde Wolbers' Pareidolia. - No. 114: Saskia Olde Wolbers, Charles Simonds
• Rogier van der Weyden, Virgin and Child, ca. 1460. Collection of The Huntington Library, Art Collection and Gardens. - No. 113: Catherine Hess & Paula Nuttall, Scott Hocking
• RichardsonLeviathan - No. 112: Christmas clips
• Charles Long, Pet Sounds installed at Madison Square Park, New York, 2012. - No. 111: Charles Long
• Vincent Fecteau, Untitled, 2011. - No. 110: Vincent Fecteau, Yelena Zhelezov
• Phyllida Barlow, upturnedhouse, 2012. Collection of the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh. - No. 109: Phyllida Barlow
• KimbellLangdonCover - No. 108: Thanksgiving clips
• ChattingMatisse_CVR 72dpi - No. 107: Serge Guilbaut
• Erwin Redl, Matrix II, 2000-2011. - No. 106: Erwin Redl, John Marciari
• Vija Celmins, Untitled No. 8, 1995-96. - No. 105: Vija Celmins
• Eleanor Antin, The Two Eleanors from the series "The Ballerina," 1973. - No. 104: Eleanor Antin, Toby Kamps
• Amy Sillman, L, 2007. Collection of the Harvard Art Museums. - No. 103: Amy Sillman, Richard Lacayo
• John Divola, Zuma #3, 1977. - No. 102: John Divola, Robert Adams
• Gabriel Kuri, Three Arrested Clouds, 2011. - No. 101: Gabriel Kuri
• Rene Magritte, Attempting the Impossible, 1928. Collection of the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Japan. - No. 100: Anne Umland, Emily Ballew Neff
• James Welling, O21R, 2011. - No. 99: James Welling, Steve Roden
• Jack Whitten, Black Table Setting (Homage to Duke Ellington), 1974. Collection of the Birmingham Museum of Art. - No. 98: Jack Whitten, Gohar Dashti
• Dorothea Rockburne, Scalar, 1971. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 97: Dorothea Rockburne, Jennifer Watts
• Cartoon of Commercial Chemical Operations %28Detroit Industry south wall%29%2C Diego Rivera%2C 1932 - No. 96: Spotlighting the Detroit Institute of Arts
• Wangechi Mutu, She seas dance, 2012. - No. 95: Labor Day clips
• Manet, Bunch of Asparagus, 1880. Wallraf-Richartz Museum, Cologne. - No. 94: Mary Ann Caws, Charles Ray
• Paul Gauguin, Spirit of the Dead Watching, 1892. Collection of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. - No. 93: Elizabeth C. Childs, Rimas Simaitis
• A detail of the cover of Davis' book. - No. 92: Ben Davis, Ed Hill
• Camille Norment, Triplight, 2008. - No. 91: “Soundings” at MoMA
• Mary Reid Kelley, The Syphillis of Sisyphus (detail), 2011. - No. 90: Mary Reid Kelley, Camille Utterback
• Carol Bove, The White Tubular Glyph, 2012. - No. 89: Carol Bove, Liza Lou
• Jason Middlebrook, Once Again a Version of Nature Through My Eyes, 2011. - No. 88: Jason Middlebrook, David Anfam
• Robert Irwin, 1, 2, 3, 4 degrees (detail), 1997. - No. 87: Fourth of July clips
• Kerry James Marshall, Plunge, 1992. - No. 86: Kerry James Marshall
• Richard Diebenkorn, Window, 1967. Collection of the Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University. - No. 85: Timothy Anglin Burgard
• Joyce Pensato, 2012 Batman, 2012. - No. 84: Joyce Pensato, Alexander Dumbadze
• Katharina Grosse, installation view at the Hammer Museum, 2001. - No. 83: Katharina Grosse, Jonathan Fineberg
• Julie Mehretu, Sehkmet, 2001-13. - No. 82: Julie Mehretu
• Tom Friedman, Untitled (Seascape), 2012. Collection of the Saint Louis Art Museum. - No. 81: Memorial Day clips
• Donald Judd, Untitled, 1987. - No. 80: Marianne Stockebrand
• Eric Fischl, The Bed, The Chair, The Sitter, 1999. - No. 79: Eric Fischl, Kate Shepherd
• Philip Taaffe, Scribe, 2013. - No. 78: Philip Taaffe, William Powhida
• InventorandTycoonCover - No. 77: Edward Ball, David Maisel
• Wangechi Mutu, I Put a Spell on You, 2005. - No. 76: Wangechi Mutu, Barry McGee
• Kaz Oshiro, Dumpster (Flesh with Turquoise Swoosh), 2011. - No. 75: Kaz Oshiro, Deb Sokolow
• Shirin Neshat, Passage Series, 2001. Passage is in the collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York and the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 74: Shirin Neshat, Kelly Richardson
• Andrew J. Russell, Confederate Method of Destroying Rail Roads at McCloud Mill, Virginia, 1863. Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. - No. 73: Jeff Rosenheim, Dara Friedman
• Shiraga Kazuo, Work II, 1958. Collection of the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Kobe. - No. 72: Alexandra Munroe, Yevgeniy Fiks
• Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Model for the Lion on the Four Rivers Fountain, c. 1649-50. Collection of the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca, Rome. - No. 71: C.D. Dickerson, Nathaniel Silver
• Garry Winogrand, New York, 1962. - No. 70: Leo Rubinfien, Gary Simmons
• Georges Braque, Still Life with Black Fish, 1942. Collection of the Toledo Museum of Art. - No. 69: Karen Butler, Katherine Siegwarth
• Thomas Nozkowski, Untitled (8-117), 2009. Collection of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. - No. 68: Thomas Nozkowski, Colin Mackenzie
• Luisa Lambri, Untitled (Barragan House, #31), 2005. - No. 67: Luisa Lambri, Joan Jonas
• Robert Mapplethorpe, Self-Portrait, 1980. - No. 66: Britt Salvesen, Catherine Opie
• Pacino di Bonaguida, The Crucifixion, about 1315-40. Collection of Fondazione di Studi di Storia dell'Arte Roberto Longhi di Firenze. - No. 65: Christine Sciacca, Petra Giloy-Hirtz
• Francis Alys, REEL-UNREEL (still), 2012. - No. 64: Francis Alÿs
• Wolfgang Laib sifting pollen, 1992. - No. 63: Wolfgang Laib, Richard McCoy
• Emmet Gowin, Mount Saint Helens Area, 1980. Collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington. - No. 62: Emmet Gowin, Frank Gohlke
• Henri Matisse, Young Sailor II, 1906. Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. - No. 61: Rebecca Rabinow, Miwon Kwon
• Morgan Russell, Synchromy in Orange: To Form, 1913-14. Collection of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. - No. 60: Leah Dickerman, Dana Miller
• Michelangelo, David, 1501-04. - No. 59: Jonathan Jones, Judith Mann
• Ann Hamilton, installation view of the event of a thread (2012) at the Park Avenue Armory, New York. - No. 58: Ann Hamilton, Richard Serra
• Caravaggio, Cardsharps, 1595. Collection of the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas. - No. 57: Helen Langdon, Ahmed Alsoudani
• Sophie Calle. Take Care of Yourself: Opera Singer, Natalie Dessay, 2007. - No. 56: Sophie Calle, Joaneath Spicer
• Gregory Crewdson, Untitled (Ophelia) from the "Twilight" series, 2001-02. - No. 55: Gregory Crewdson, Tom Learner
• Frederic Edwin Church, Our Banner in the Sky, 1861. - No. 54: Eleanor Harvey, Jennifer Watts
• Luis Sinco, Marlboro Marine, November 8, 2004. Collection of the MFA Houston. - No. 53: Anne Wilkes Tucker, Sarah Oppenheimer
• Jonathan Lasker, An Image of the Self, 2009. - No. 52: Jonathan Lasker, Shirley Kaneda
• Clyfford Still, 1944-N No. 1, 1944. Collection of the Clyfford Still Museum, Denver. - No. 51: David Anfam, Mia Fineman
• Olafur Eliasson, One-Way Color Tunnel, 2007. - No. 50: Olafur Eliasson
• Antoni Tapies, Grey and Black Cross No. XXVI, 1955. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. - No. 49: Paul Schimmel, Gedi Sibony
• A14756 - No 48: Lawrence Nichols, Gary Tinterow
• Carrie Mae Weems, An Anthropological Debate from From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried, 1995-96. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 47: Carrie Mae Weems, Aimee Levitt
• Richard Misrach, Sugar Cane and Refinery, Mississippi River Corridor, 1998. - No. 46: Richard Misrach, Kate Orff
• Ken Price, Big Load, 1988. Photograph by Fredrik Nilsen, courtesy LACMA. - No. 45: Stephanie Barron, Raymund Ryan
• Detail from Barry McGee's installation in the LACMA parking garage (destroyed). - No. 44: Barry McGee, Jim Campbell
• Ori Gersht, Olive 11, 2004. - No. 43: Ori Gersht, Yvonne Szafran
• Gustav Klimt, Portrait of Sonia Knips, 1898. Collection of the Belvedere, Vienna. - No. 42: Marian Bisanz-Prakken, Roy Dowell
• Robert Adams, Burning oil sludge north of Denver, Colorado, from the series, "What We Bought," 1970-74. - No. 41: Robert Adams
• Franz West installation shot at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. - No. 40: Darsie Alexander, Steve Roden & Stephen Vitiello
• Lucian Freud, Nude with Leg Up, 1992. Collection of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington. - No. 39: Sebastian Smee, Michael Auping
• Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller, The Paradise Institute, 2001. - No. 38: Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller; Robyn O’Neil
• Josiah McElheny, Czech Modernism Mirrored and Reflected Infinitely, 2005. Collection of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. - No. 37: Josiah McElheny, A. Bitterman
• Barbara Kruger, Belief + Doubt, 2012. - No. 36: Barbara Kruger, Karen Wilkin
• Mark Ruwedel, San Diego and Arizona Eastern #7 from the series "Westward the Course of Empire," 2003. - No. 35: Brian Sholis, Mark Ruwedel
• Richard Diebenkorn, Ocean Park #24, 1969. Collection of the Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Conn. - No. 34: Sarah Bancroft, Ana Alba
• Fred Wilson, To Die Upon a Kiss, 2011. Collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. - No. 33: Fred Wilson
• Paul Cezanne, The Large Bathers, 1906. Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. - No. 32: Joseph Rishel, George Shackelford
• Murillo, Virgin and Child, ca. 1670-72. Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. - No. 31: Jonathan Brown, Amanda Donnan
• Mickalene Thomas, Din, Une Très Belle Négresse #2, 2012 - No. 30: Mickalene Thomas and Marco Breuer
• Henri Matisse, Le Bonheur de vivre, 1905-06. - No. 29: The new Barnes Foundation
• Roy Lichtenstein, Brushstroke with Spatter, 1966. Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. - No. 28: James Rondeau, Keith Davis
• Martha Rosler, Gray Drape, 2008. Collection of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington. - No. 27: Martha Rosler
• Robert Irwin, Black Raku One, 2012. - No. 26: Robert Irwin
• Cory Arcangel, MIG 29 Soviet Fighter Plane and Clouds, 2005. Collection of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo. - No. 25: Cory Arcangel, Zoe Strauss
• Andrea Zittel, Wall Sprawl #2 (Las Vegas between Enterprise and Henderson), 2011. - No. 24: Andrea Zittel, Katherine Ball
• North Carolina Museum of Art, Thomas Pfifer, architect. Photo via Flickr user Donald Lee Pardue. - No. 23: Paul Goldberger, Sarah Morris
• Mitch Epstein, Amos Power Plant, Raymond, West Virginia, from the series "American Power," 2004. - No. 22: Mitch Epstein, Eric Paddock
• Lari Pittman, The Veneer of Order, 1985. Collection of The Broad Art Foundation, Santa Monica, Calif. - No. 21: Lari Pittman, Kathan Brown
• vanEyckArnolfini - No. 20: Jan van Eyck
• Mark Bradford, Smokey, 2003. - No. 19: Mark Bradford, Steve Roden
• Richard Serra, Joe, 2000. Collection of the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, St. Louis. - No. 18: Richard Serra
• Edouard Vuillard, The Newspaper, c. 1896-98. - No. 17: Elizabeth Easton, Anne Appleby
• Terry Winters, Tesselation Figures (6), 2011. - No. 16: Terry Winters, Isabelle Dervaux
• Doug Wheeler, RM 669, 1969. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. - No. 15: Doug Wheeler, Helen A. Harrison
• Tom Friedman, Untitled (Bee), 2007. - No. 14: Tom Friedman, Francesca Herndon-Consagra
• Mark Handforth, Electric Tree, 1998-2011. - No. 13: Mark Handforth, Sofia Sanabrais
• Larry Bell, untitled, ca. 1970. As installed in "Phenomenal," 2011, at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. - No. 12: Larry Bell
• Shirin Neshat, Sara Nafisi, 2012. - No. 11: Shirin Neshat, Mari Carmen Ramirez
• Zoe Strauss, Daddy Tattoo, Philadelphia, 2004. - No. 10: Zoe Strauss, Kianja Strobert
• James Turrell, Stuck Red and Stuck Blue, 1970. Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. - No. 9 Christopher Knight on PST, Ed Schad
• Carleton Watkins, Mission San Luis Rey de Francia, ca. 1877. Collection of Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, Calif. - No. 8: Carleton Watkins, Jen Graves
• Brian Ulrich, Pep Boys #3, 2009. - No. 7: Brian Ulrich, Andrew Russeth
• Willem de Kooning, Woman I, 1950-52. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 6 Willem de Kooning’s biographer, Charlotte Eyerman
• Diego Rivera, Agrarian Leader Zapata, 1931. Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. - No. 5: Diego Rivera’s murals, Lisa Freiman
• Jennifer Steinkamp, Madame Curie, 2011. - No. 4: Jennifer Steinkamp, David Raskin
• John Marin, Hurricane, 1944. Collection of the Indianapolis Museum of Art. - No. 3: John Marin’s oil paintings, Ed Schad
• Charline von Heyl, Wall at WAM, 2010. - No. 2: Charline von Heyl, Kristen Hileman
• Chris Burden, The Big Wheel, 1979. Collection of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. - No. 1: Chris Burden, Kristen Hileman

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• Fossil Dolphin (Skull) - Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute - Source Data: CT Scan
• Fossil Dolphin (Jaw) - Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute - Source Data: CT Scan
• Killer Whale Hat - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Photogrammetry
• Fossil Whale MPC 684 - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Photogrammetry
• Fossil Whale MPC 675 - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Photogrammetry
• Pergolesi Side Chair - Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum - Source Data: Laser / Photo Texture
• Liang Bua - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Laser Scan
• Blue Crab - Smithsonian Environmental Research Center - Source Data: CT Scan
• David Livingstone's Gun - Smithsonian Libraries - Source Data: Laser / Photo Texture
• Embreea Orchid - Smithsonian Gardens - Source Data: CT Scan
• Eulaema Bee - Smithsonian Gardens - Source Data: CT Scan
• Amelia Earhart's Flight Suit - National Postal Museum - Source Data: Laser / Photo Texture
• Woolly Mammoth - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Laser Scan
• Fossil Whale MPC 677 - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: Laser Scan
• Walrus Whale - National Museum of Natural History - Source Data: CT Scan
• Wright Flyer (1903) - National Air and Space Museum - Source Data: Laser / Drawing
• Gunboat Philadelphia - National Museum of American History - Source Data: Laser Scan
• CasA Supernova Remnant - Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory - Source Data: Visualization
• Cosmic Buddha - Freer and Sackler Galleries - Source Data: Laser Scan
• Lincoln Life Mask (Mills) - National Portrait Gallery - Source Data: Laser / Photogrammetry
• Lincoln Life Mask (Volk) - National Portrait Gallery - Source Data: Laser / Photogrammetry