Felis Lucidus

Chiang Yu-yi | © Zhong Lin

Carol Rama (1918-2015) — At the Eastern Promontory [ink, glue and doll's eyes, on canvas, 1967]

Beauty Papers (S/S 2015) ph. Benjamin Lennox

Dogsitter

Bluepink

Toshio Ebine aka 海老根俊雄 aka Ebine Toshio aka Ebineyland (Japanese, b. 1978, Chiba, Japan, based Kanagawa, Japan) - Tapir's Dream, 2013, Paintings: Watercolor, Gouache

Ineta Sliuzaite | © Ed Singleton

Witch's castle - Portland, Oregon

king's and queen's sword

Chris Millar — Vicissitudeline (acrylic paint, resin, glass, brass, 2014)

George Rinhart. Two women on a giant swing at the famous old Mitcham Commons. 1920s

Toshinobu Onosato (1912-1986) — Painting A [oil on canvas, 1962]

Oleg Mikhailovich Gurenkov — A Short Summer Night (oil on canvas, 2019)

Gordon Cheung aka 張逸彬 (British-Chinese, b. 1975, London, England) - New Order Still Life with Flowers (after Harmanus Uppink, 1789), 2021, Giclée on Canvas

九水巷 aka 999999999sx aka Jiushui Xiang (Chinese) - Untitled, Photography

Huffington Post called him “a master of the abandoned”—and for good reason. The “artivist” known only as Seph Lawless has spent the last ten years photo-documenting the America that was left behind in the throes of economic instability and overall decline—decrepit shopping malls, houses, factories, even amusement parks. Through nearly two hundred gorgeous and elegiac photographs, Abandoned details Lawless’s journey into what was once the very heart of American entertainment: the amusement park. Lawless visits deserted parks across the country, capturing in stark detail their dilapidated state, natural overgrowth, and obvious duality of sad and playful symbolism. Previously self-published as Bizarro, this updated edition of Lawless’s photographic tribute to decaying American amusement parks contains new content and a new foreword.

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