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Mies Delirium

Maker Dujardin, Filip Belgian, b.1971

Date2017

MediumInkjet print

Dimensionsoverall: 47 1/4 in x 47 1/4 in

Credit LineGift of the artist

Object number2018:60

About the ArtistFilip Dujardin is an architectural historian who uses digital collaging of photographs to create structurally impossible buildings. In his series for the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, Dujardin imagines alternative histories for the city by reconstructing the skyscrapers and ignoring laws of physics and gravity to create imaginary cityscapes. His work is included in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, CA; and Bozar, Brussels, Belgium; among others.

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Ai, Weiwei

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Erwitt, Elliott

1969, portfolio 1980

As you may have noticed, like most Life Magazine photo journalists I often used my family as models. Starting with their mom, they were all beautiful. One of my good clients was the national Blue Cross association. I did perhaps a dozen health booklets and several ads for them. For one of my illustrations of ambulance care- I used Florence who cheerfully, if uncomfortably, registered pain in a seemingly speeding ambulance (moving several feet in my driveway!)

As you may have noticed, like most Life Magazine photo journalists I often used my family as models. Starting with their mom, they were all beautiful. One of my good clients was the national Blue Cross association. I did perhaps a dozen health booklets and several ads for them. For one of my illustrations of ambulance care- I used Florence who cheerfully, if uncomfortably, registered pain in a seemingly speeding ambulance (moving several feet in my driveway!)

Shay, Arthur

n.d.; printed 2014

My self-timed Leica on a tripod captured me literally supporting all my kids-for a Saturday Evening Post contributor page.

My self-timed Leica on a tripod captured me literally supporting all my kids-for a Saturday Evening Post contributor page.

Shay, Arthur

c. 1955; printed 2014

I often used my five children and Florence as models. Here, for my book entitled, “What Happens When You Make a Telephone Call” Lauren and Richard lead the run to answer the phone.

I often used my five children and Florence as models. Here, for my book entitled, “What Happens When You Make a Telephone Call” Lauren and Richard lead the run to answer the phone.

Shay, Arthur

c. 1965; printed 2014

In 2004, one of my heart valves was replaced with that of a pig. I photographed the experience including Florence helping me struggle into my rubber stockings at Evanston Hospital.

In 2004, one of my heart valves was replaced with that of a pig. I photographed the experience including Florence helping me struggle into my rubber stockings at Evanston Hospital.

Shay, Arthur

2004; printed 2014

Florence often accompanied me when I was photographing at Northbrook Court Mall. She would scoot from shop to shop while waiting for us to have dinner, or I fussed with my hidden camera. One evening, I saw my beloved wife and model doing what she had steadfastly refused to do all her life, trying on a wig. Years later, here is Florence in her nursing home-surprising me for our Passover dinner [...]

Florence often accompanied me when I was photographing at Northbrook Court Mall. She would scoot from shop to shop while waiting for us to have dinner, or I fussed with my hidden camera. One evening, I saw my beloved wife and model doing what she had steadfastly refused to do all her life, trying on a wig. Years later, here is Florence in her nursing home-surprising me for our Passover dinner [...]

Shay, Arthur

n.d.; printed 2014

Showing My Pregnancy to My Parents

Showing My Pregnancy to My Parents

Carucci, Elinor

2004

In March of 1992, I made a road trip down the Mississippi River with my future wife Rachel and our dog Tasha. We traveled from our home in Minneapolis to Memphis. Each night we’d hunt for a discreet place to park so that we could sleep in our van. We’d unload all of our bags and make a small bedroom. A decade later I would travel the Mississippi again for my first book, Sleeping By The Mississippi. This picture is like looking at the seed from which all of that work sprung.

In March of 1992, I made a road trip down the Mississippi River with my future wife Rachel and our dog Tasha. We traveled from our home in Minneapolis to Memphis. Each night we’d hunt for a discreet place to park so that we could sleep in our van. We’d unload all of our bags and make a small bedroom. A decade later I would travel the Mississippi again for my first book, Sleeping By The Mississippi. This picture is like looking at the seed from which all of that work sprung.

Soth, Alec

1992; printed 2015

Gap Long Sleeve Denim Shirt, coffee stain on front, from the "Items of Clothing Secretly Hidden By My Girlfriend (So I Wouldn't Wear Them Anymore)" series

Gap Long Sleeve Denim Shirt, coffee stain on front, from the "Items of Clothing Secretly Hidden By My Girlfriend (So I Wouldn't Wear Them Anymore)" series

Gitelson, Jonathan

2008