
Dust collected from Marcel Duchamp's "The Bride Stripped Bare From Her Bachelors, Even" in the Philadelphia Museum.
Collection site: the metal bar separating the upper domain of the bride from the lower domain of the bachelors.
Actual size: approximately 1/4" diameter
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Our quirky blog for the class:
(Un)Identfied Flying Objects
I am teaching this semester at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
flyingoutofthisworld.blogspot.com
Enjoy,
eve
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screen shot, Google Sky
Leo, Andromeda Galaxy NGC 3628
Coordinates: RA 02:03:58.0, DEC 28:49:01.
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The left-hand panel shows the glow of 511 keV gamma rays coming from the annihilation of electrons by their antimatter counterparts, the positrons. The map shows the entire sky, with the galactic centre at the middle. The emission can be seen extending towards the right-hand side of the map. The right-hand panel shows the distribution of hard low mass X-ray binary stars. This stellar population has a distribution that matches the extent of the 511 keV map.
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Flying out of this world. But this is you, and you are this: what is formless is the space that opens onto the other side of the head. A shadow without a body in a cartography of Elsewhere.
“Lines of flight are everywhere. They constitute the available means of escape from the forces of repression and stratification. Even the most intense strata are riddled with lines of flight.” – D&G

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