Above image: An installation shot of Tanya Aguiñiga’s textile wall pieces now showing at MERRYSPACE (2754 S. La Cienega Blvd, Culver City) through May 25th, 2015.
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Wednesday Ephemera #7: Polaroid Snapshot (Year Unknown)
Above image: The morning light comes through the window and hits my desk, both shadowing and highlighting one of my favorite found photographs. The origin and date of photograph is unknown.
Wednesday Ephemera #5: Chevron Promotional Wall Calendar (1964)
Above image: Chevron promotional wall calendar. Pictured above are the months of July and August, 1964. Found in Atlanta, Georgia, April of 2010.
Hello my friends, welcome to the fifth installment of Wednesday Ephemera!
Wednesday Ephemera #4: View-Master Junior Projector (1950) & Stereo Picture Disks (1960)
Above image: View-Master Stereo Picture Set entitled “Old Mexico”. Found in Eagle Rock, California, late 2008.
Wednesday Ephemera #3: Southern California Family Snapshots (1979-1988)
Wednesday Ephemera #1: Eighth Grade Memory Book (1923)
Above image: Close up of eighth grade memory book, found in Glendale, California.
Welcome to the first installment of Wednesday Ephemera! A very happy Fourth of July to you all in the states, it really is a wonderful day to look back and commemorate.
Introduction: Wednesday Ephemera
Above image: Reference photograph for local newspaper. Found in Monroeville, Alabama, April 2010.
I wanted to create a space on this blog where I could share pieces from my collection of paper ephemera. This collection has been accumulating for over 10 years, growing from numerous visits to garage sales, thrift stores, swap meets, estate sales, and vintage paper fairs. It is important to me to get into the habit of actively sharing the vast number of photographs, postcards, letters, magazines, maps, calendars, greeting cards, and more, that rest in my home. (It just seems a little greedy to keep them all to myself, these items never meeting another gaze other than my own). So every Wednesday of each week it is, a virtual Show and Tell of sorts, how nice!