"1979", Deru, 20

Panabrite - Pavilion

The hidden rose, Richard Lainhart, 1987

E.S.P. K.O. Mortel, Melvin Moti, 2008

Boys dressed up in school uniforms pose with king penguins at the London Zoo, 1953

A sea star amid dark strands of kelp at low tide in British Columbia, August 1981

"A Possibility of an Abstraction" Germaine Kruip, 2014

http://empac.rpi.edu/residencies

'Riverbed', Dominique Teufen, 2014

http://www.dominiqueteufen.ch/

"Kalimba" Zeit, Il cerchio degli antichi colori, 1981

Wake Up Dead Man - Hammer Ring (work song in a Texas prison,1965)

BUKKA WHITE - SKY SONGS

"My Day", Astrid Nippoldt, 2012

https://vimeo.com/59518642

"Orange", Sequence of 81 color slides, Rijke / de Rooij, 2004

The slide projection, Orange, consists of a series of 81 monochrome slides, projected in succession on a white wall. Because the color orange, when used in a photographic realm, tends to altar skin tones towards an unrealistic pink hue, film is frequently developed to avoid the color orange in its spectrum. Through the use of an orange filter, this piece captures a range of orange shades through layering papers, sheets and gels.

"Our initial aim was to approach the color of overalls worn by prisoners at Guantanamo Bay...At the same time, we are confronted with nationalist sympathies gaining importance in post-populist neo-conservative Holland on a daily basis. While Dutch immigration policies reached an unprecedented ideological extreme as the Balkenende administration came to an agreement in February 2004 to expel 26,000 illegal immigrants from the country, popularity polls indicated 84% approval among Dutch citizens of monarchy as the ideal form of state. Not since World War II has there been such interest in Queen Beatrix and her family, the House of Orange." 

"Il culto dei morti nell'Italia contemporanea" Giulio Mozzi, 2000

https://vibrisse.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/culto_dei_morti_giuliomozzi.pdf