Pill Art: Beverly Fishman’s Installations

Posted on June 1, 2012 by quantumphysica

Pill-related artwork… Me loves. Beverly Fishman has many different installations based on or featuring pills… But my favorites are the ones that feature large glass pills in bright colors put together randomly in interesting installations…

Her installation “Pill Spill” can be viewed in the Toledo Museum of Art. http://www.beverlyfishmanstudio.com/

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My name is QuantumPhysica The Insane, but you can call me QP. I am insane, admitted to a mental hospital in Belgium, and waiting for a decent diagnosis at the moment. Once I was a physics student with goals in life and what more; now I'm simply the patient of Room 93. Ever wondered what life is like in the psychiatric ward? I'll tell you everything you ever wanted to know... I am... particularly twitchy of personality. But I also am genuinely interested in everything. There is nothing that doesn't interest me, really. Everything, from quantum computers to fashion and cars to traveling... I also give advice. On anything. No taboos whatsoever. And I make lists of things...

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3 Responses to Pill Art: Beverly Fishman’s Installations

prideinmadness says:

June 2, 2012 at 2:03 am

So cool!!!

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thedomnextdoor says:

June 5, 2012 at 11:28 am

I’ve been to the Toledo Museum. They have one of the largest glass collections in the world. At one time that area of the United States had a plethora of glass manufacturers. Stunning…

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- quantumphysica says:
  
  June 5, 2012 at 12:59 pm
  
  I wish I could go there once too… But unfortunately I live in Europe…
  
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