Spectrum, The, "The Democrats in New York: Campaign '80"
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State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives.
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J.J. Polivka sketch of the Guggenheim Museum spiral ramp
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum -- Design and construction
J.J. Polivka sketch of the Guggenheim Museum spiral ramp, signed and dated by Polivka.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
J.J. Polivka (right) with Vlado Lazovich
Taliesin West (Scottsdale, AR) -- Pictorial works
Architecture -- United States -- History -- 20th century
Photograph of J.J. Polivka (left) with unidentified men, likely at Taliesin West.
J.J. Polivka (left) with with Lucini(?), Vlado Lazovich, and Abeya (left to right)
Photograph of J.J. Polivka (left) with Lucini(?), Vlado Lazovich, and Abeya (left to right), possibly in New York City.
J.J. Polivka letter to Frank Lloyd Wright, August 16, 1946
J.J. Polivka letter to Frank Lloyd Wright regarding the Guggenheim Museum spiral ramp, August 16, 1946 [page 1 only].
J.J. Polivka letter to Frank Lloyd Wright, February 15, 1946
J.J. Polivka letter to Frank Lloyd Wright, February 15, 1946. Polivka wrote the letter as an admirer of Wright's work.
J.J. Polivka napkin sketch for Frank Lloyd Wright's Mile High Illinois building
J.J. Polivka napkin sketch for Frank Lloyd Wright's Mile High Illinois building.
J.J. Polivka's Czechoslovakian Pavilion designed and built for the 1939 New York World's Fair
New York World’s Fair (1939-1940 : New York, N.Y.)
Photograph of J.J. Polivka's Czechoslovakian Pavilion designed and built for the 1939 New York World's Fair.
J.J. Polivka's Czechoslovakian Pavilion designed and built for the 1937 Paris International Exposition
International Exposition of Technical Arts (1937 : Paris, France)
Photograph of J.J. Polivka's Czechoslovakian Pavilion designed and built for the 1937 Paris International Exposition.
J.J. Polivka (left) receiving the French Legion of Honor
Photograph of J.J. Polivka (left) receiving the French Legion of Honor.
J.J. Polivka (2nd from right) at the 1937 Paris International Exposition
Photograph of J.J. Polivka (2nd from right) at the 1937 Paris International Exposition.
Testing model of experimental stress analysis of Guggenheim Museum spiral ramp
Photograph of one of three testing models of experimental stress analysis of Guggenheim Museum spiral ramp.
William Wesley Peters (center), Frank Lloyd Wright (2nd from right), and J.J. Polivka (right) with 2 unknown men in Phoenix, Arizona
Photograph of William Wesley Peters (center), Frank Lloyd Wright (2nd from right), and J.J. Polivka (right) with 2 unknown men in Phoenix, Arizona, circa 1947-1948.
Model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka "Butterfly Wing Bridge" on display in the Emporium department store in San Francisco
Concrete bridges -- Design and Construction --20th century
Photograph of model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka concrete "Butterfly Wing Bridge", on display in the Emporium department store in San Francisco, June 1953. The bridge was designed to cross San Francisco Bay, but was never built.
Model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka "Butterfly Wing Bridge"
Photograph of model of the Frank Lloyd Wright-J.J. Polivka concrete "Butterfly Wing Bridge", circa 1953. The bridge was designed to cross San Francisco Bay, but was never built.
J.J. Polivka, likely surrounded by UC Berkeley students, at his home in Berkeley, California
Photograph of J.J. Polivka, likely surrounded by UC Berkeley students, during construction of an addition to his home on Arch Street in Berkeley, California.
J.J. Polivka in the drafting studio at Taliesin West
Photograph of J.J. Polivka in the drafting studio at Taliesin West, standing next to a rendering of Frank Lloyd Wright's Mile High Illinois building, February 1957.
Photograph of J.J. Polivka, circa 1950-1960.
Blue striped background with orange and yellow design over top.
Digital print on canvas (see "Works" Catalog # 289)
University at Buffalo Libraries. Poetry Collection.
Copyright K.S. Ernst and used with permission. For more information contact the Poetry Collection at lpo-poetry@buffalo.edu.
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Wooden letter O with a number of L's and D's attached. Dark print with lighter text is in the middle of the O.
Rice paper with text printed on it, with a red ribbon in the middle and drawings over the text.
“It’s All About U: Amulet of Protection from Mr. Wrong (1)”
Wooden frame with a wooden "U" inset, with the back ended of a toy bull set inside the U. Printed on the frame is "Amulet of Protection" and "from Mr. Wrong (1)".
From the series: “It’s All About U.” Published in the book Drop Caps, Xexoxial Editions, 2008.
Watercolors in blues, greens, and purples as a background, with letters in blue, white, black, and green on top.
Light colored paper on a black background. The letters S and O are stamped onto the light colored paper in oranges and blues using a foam rubber stamp.
Wooden box with 55 “pages” of shadows inside. A large label inside the top of the box reads "Box of Shadows".
A red heart made of string has inside it strips of torn paper on which are words and sequin hearts.
A clear glass box sitting atop a plank of wood holds red wood letters. White wooden letters on the plank in front of the box read "BROKEN ENGLISH".
Wooden letters spelling out "WOMAN" wrapped in brown netting.
Landscape photograph with drawing and words overlayed.
Grey and blue geometric shapes with words and art arranged over the shapes.
Pink background with purple and pink rectangles on top with writing within the rectangles.
Landscape, sky, and clouds. Red lips in the sky with words coming out of the mouth and floating into the sky. Words are: "Words pop out and just fly..."
Blue, green, yellow, and white text on a dark background. Text reads: "I would like to be in the pine, not here. I feel rambunctioius. All I need is something to cool me down, something to prot ect me from the rash of brothers your family sports. I read books, but I don't start at the beginning any more, I go right to the middle. I absorb the fantasy, and once in awhile I sti ck my nose into the real world to pose a question: How can the blind champion dart into the sky entrancing with caution the princess who has not grown up? You've gotta rehearse it like a standup comic at night if you want the women to go for it. Don't make a mistake. The music will stop, and you'll be left moving on the field like a nerd -- course, crude. So metimes I think of the coral and her hair. I wonder what gru eling beam it is that combs it. It doesn't matter if she stays in the water and gets kicked around by the effort of the wa ves, but a tart is what she'll look like if she joins the others at the ball. Would she wear anything at all? I'm not sure. I got these words at a garage sale, and rather than erasing them right away, I thought I'd grind away at them a little to see if their aura came clean. It's easy to switch to the "cou ntry blub" batch, but now I've got the paper turned around, and it inpsired me to use these crayons. They flutter electr ically in my hand, but I'm baffled as to how many I can put in one place. The pictures, though, the pictures they make with you as the model! But, you know what? It's too good t o last. You are such a smart ass male."
Endangered Gravity (with Sheila E. Murphy)
Background in eds, purples, pinks, and greens, with words blending variously into the background.
Dark Beyond Shade (with Sheila E. Murphy)
Multicolored picture of a bull-like animal with words on it.
Mottled green background on which the word "frogs" is typed over and over, forming the shape of a frog.
White background with squares and text in shades of red on top. There are two overlapping lines of text. The top line reads "like luck just runs out"
the bottom line reads "charm melts away and".
Digital print on canvas. (See "Works" catalog #300.)
Digital print on canvas. (See "Works" catalog #298.)
Digital print on canvas. (See "Works" catalog #224). Published Photo Techniques magazine, 2006.
Nine squares with hears of various designs within. Colors are grey, white, black, and red.
Digital print on canvas. (See "Works" catalog # 153.)
Royal blue background on which are nine squares, each with different items and words within.
Digital print on cloth. (See "Works" catalog # 148.)
Dark brown, wood-like background on which are nine circles, each with a different picture or words within.
Digial print on cloth. (See "Works" catalog # 124.)
Homage to Dali: “Texts on the Persistence of Mammals in the 21st Century”
Painting with the text "Homage to Dali: "Texts on the Persistence of Mammals in the Twenty-First Century"" beneath the painting
Digital print on watercolor paper. (See Works catalog #244.)
Fabric with various colors of watercolor on it, as well as some text.
Digital print on watercolor paper. (See Works Catalog #245.)