Hiroshimoi*

Basotho people of Southern Africa paint their homes with colorful designs and resistance art resulting from Apartheid.

Woven summer kimono. Early Showa period (1926-1940), Japan.  A woven hitoe (unlined) summer rayon kimono featuring wave and “jigami” (fan) motifs. Silver and gold metallic painted line highlights. The four fans on the upper back express different hues than all the others. This garment has a dry and raspy texture49” from sleeve-end to sleeve-end x 58” height. The raging wave motifs signify power and resilience, while the fans in this context symbolize the journey of life. The Kimono Gallery

Jósef Wilkón

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Hans Bellmer and Unica Zurn

Audrey Munson 1910

André Breton

Paul Klee - Three White Bluebells, 1920

Susan Meiselas

konkrete poesie: akten des kolloquiums in lille vom 4 – 6 mai 1972, Goethe-Institut, Lille, 1972. W/ Pierre Garnier, Ilse Garnier, Lily Greenham, Reinhard Döhl, Timm Ulrichs, Gerhard Rühm, and Heinz Gappmayr among others

Hiroshi Tachibana - Blue drawing

August Sander, Architekt Hans Heinz Luttgen und seine Frau Dora, 1926

Turquie, la chevauchée, désert de Konya, 1954 par Jean Dieuzaide