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I Am Alive, a Breath, a Trail
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I Am Alive, a Breath a Trail
I Am Alive, a Breath a Trail
"I Am Alive, a Breath, a Trail" an exhibition by Indigenous artist Brittany Kiertzner, delves into the profound exploration of the artist's quest to forge connections within the re...
The Lost Trail
The Lost Trail
During the years leading up to the American Civil War, a period of westward expansion, many writers and artists wished to immortalize the life of the native Indians in their works ...
Kalee Appleton, Autumn Trail/Moon Trail (2016)
Kalee Appleton, Autumn Trail/Moon Trail (2016)
Archival pigment print, 24 × 72 in...
Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high waist, low neck and short, slightly gathered sleeve, embroidered, England, ca. 1810. Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high waist, low neck and short, slightly gathered sleeves. The bodice is cut with s
Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high waist, low neck and short, slightly gathered sleeve, embroidered, England, ca. 1810. Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high waist, low neck and short, slightly gathered sleeves. The bodice is cut with s
Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high waist, low neck and short, slightly gathered sleeve, embroidered, England, ca. 1810. Dress of red silk machine-made net, with high wai...
Artist's documents: Installation Specifications
Artist's documents: Installation Specifications
[Formerly in large green three-ring binder; removed from binder for storage by Susan von Salis, 9-2005]
Within the binder are 76 mylar sheets, each containing at least 1 if not...
M aka Michael Chow: One Breath of Life
M aka Michael Chow: One Breath of Life
M aka Michael Chow's work tells a story of destruction and creation. Through the One Breath series, we are exposed to the visceral nature of his artistry, the violence of his singu...
MS Sanskrit 391. Authored by Svami Hamsasvarupa, 1900s.
MS Sanskrit 391. Authored by Svami Hamsasvarupa, 1900s.
Illustration of the six chakras of tantric yoga in Sanskrit and Hindi. One of eight coloured plates, drawing explicit parallels between the yogic view of chakras etc., and the medi...