Studio Day 50

Larry Wolf, Head Scan (2026)

Studio Day 49

Larry Wolf, Test Print for New Contact Card (2026)

Studio Day 48

Larry Wolf, Top of the Pile (2026)

"We don't think of Schiele as a realist, but his attention to skin that was inflamed, racy, or visually taboo is more honest than what most realists will show you. His work isn't just uncensored but unflinching, aesthetically and emotionally. He cuts everything close to the bone."

The Doctor Is In: What Egon Schiele saw at the hospital by Zachary Fine,

The New Yorker, March 23, 2026

Egon Schiele: Portrait of Dr. Erwin von Graff'

Neue Galerie

Studio Day 47

 

Larry Wolf, Magazines etc (2026)

Homocore Anthology (1988-1991)

"Archiving was never considered. Around 2005, with originals rotting away as newsprint always does, I scanned all seven issues on a cheap flatbed scanner to JPEG files. 150 dots per inch seemed generous at the time. That's mostly what was used in both anthologies [November 2025 and January 2026], with more manual processing for improvements in this one."

Homocore Anthology, Tom Jennings, January 2026

https://www.flukemags.com/product/homocore 

https://www.sensitiveresearch.com/Archive/HOMOCORE/index.html 

Studio Day 46

Felix Gonzalez-Torres: untitled (The End) (1990)
at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
"In this version, the paper will not be replenished,
allowing its eventual absence to become its own kind of presence."
photo: Larry Wolf (2026)

Felix Gonzalez-Torres, untitled (Last Light) (1993)
at the Art Institute of Chicago 
photo: Larry Wolf (2026)

Studio Day 45

lee rae walsh, tulips on the window sill (2023/2025)

lee rae walsh,
tulips on the window sill,
reverse (2023/2025)

leeraewalsh: as it has been before- on each orbit around the sun i do the ritual of a little print sale. i have been delighting in the principle that the material should be what the material of every day and the sentimental <3 is. some of you know about momma's kissing chains made with foil gum wrappers. this year, foil gum wrapper frame around one of the sun-faded news print tulip pictures from the treehouse archive, along with pasted cigarette papers, walnut coffee ink. everything touching it or of it is with tender sincerity. a bashful experiment, becoming it's own shape. a small inscription in pencil is there too. i like making them, i like their stakes. keeping my hands and mind and archive nimble. selling for $136.00 for 36th orbit. $36.00 will go to support grassroots gaza. dm to claim this one - i always offer in 3's and so two more will be made, like this but each a little different. second and third to dm ~ will ship in feb. any time you say 'happy birthday' to my momma she says it back, wishing you a happy birthday, too. happy birthday. get to go celebrate one of my best friend's love now today, and what a way to move into the next miss everyone

Studio Day 44

Larry Wolf, Slow Wakeup (2026)