Looking For Things In All The Wrong Places

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This image by Alfred Stiegltiz is the only known image of Duchamp’s original Fountain, which disappeared when it was rejected for exhibition. Duchamp being Duchamp created several other versions by buying urinals and signing them “R. Mutt 1917.”

This image by Alfred Stiegltiz is the only known image of Duchamp’s original Fountain, which disappeared when it was rejected for exhibition. Duchamp being Duchamp created several other versions by buying urinals and signing them “R. Mutt 1917.”

Antonio Santin

Frank Gonzales

Seth Casteel

the days of the blackbird (by pannaphotos)

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Ferroux by Afiq Omar Who says science and art can’t be friends? Afiq Omar mixes tiny portions of ferrofluid and other reactive chemicals to create stunning visual effects.

Credit: Sandra J. Raredon, Division of Fishes, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.This Japanese seahorse is just over one inch (2.5 cm) long. Its curly tail can anchor the seahorse to algae or coral.

The tip of a butterfly’s tongue.