The Civilization of Llhuros

An Exhibition of Archaeological Fiction

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The image displays the cover of a publication titled "EPOCH" from Spring 1968, priced at one dollar, featuring a prominent vertical title on the right side. The background is a muted yellow, and to the left, there is an ancient artifact, presumably from the Lamplö Period (Middle Archaic), described as a pair of fornicating gods. The artifact's rests a top its interior brown leather "senberien," a prayer on leather used as an amulet. The text printed alongside the image provides additional historical context about the excavation site at Vanibo and mentions Nils Schilaneder, a Swedish paleontologist, and professor. At the bottom, there is a short poetic excerpt invoking Shisun.

The image is a blue-toned poster for "The Civilization of Llhuros," featuring a stylized abstract artifact silhouette in the center with text indicating that it is an exhibition of artifacts at the A.D. White Museum of Art, running from January 25 to March 5.

The image features a catalogue cover titled "The Civilization of Llhuros," set against a mustard-yellow background. The title is centrally aligned in a serif typeface, suggesting an academic or historical theme. Below the title, a purple emblem or symbol is enclosed within a square, adding an artistic or mystical element to the design. Underneath the symbol, a thin vertical line extends downward, ending with the year "1972," possibly indicating the publication date of the book.

A poster for an exhibition titled "The Civilization of Llhuros," held at the University Art Gallery at the State University of New York at Albany from January 15 to March 11, 1973. "This exhibition featured utilitarian and ritual objects, scientific instruments, sculpture, paintings, frescoes, and fragments of architectural ruins from the excavations of Vanibo, Houndee, and Draikum. The selection was made by Professor Norman Daly, a director of Llhuroscian Studies at Cornell."

The image depicts a gray cover with bold geometric blue and teal lettering, featuring the German phrase "LLHUROS EINE ENTDECKTE KULTUR 1974," suggesting it may be related to a German exhibition from that year.

Poster for "UNORDINARY REALITIES," featuring an illustration of a revolver from which a red swirl extends, ending with the word "bang" in a playful, cartoonish script. The design integrates bold red splatters alongside the text, emphasizing action and movement. Below the central imagery, the poster provides event details for an exhibit at Xerox Square Exhibit Center in Rochester, New York, with dates ranging from September 13 to November 2.

The image showcases a textured beige background with the words "MASKS TENTS VESSELS TALISMANS" elegantly arranged in a wavy line, each word written in bold, capitalized letters, giving an impression of movement and flow while invoking a sense of mystery and intrigue associated with these objects.

Poster for an art exhibition titled "Imaginaire Landen" held at the Lijnbaancentrum in Rotterdam, running from December 10, 1983, to January 22, 1984, featuring a globe partially obscured by dark clouds, set against a background of various names and words suggesting imaginary places, with the text "Over landen die niet bestaan" written diagonally, which translates to "About countries that do not exist."

Poster for exhibitions at La Panacée, Montpellier, featuring a blue sky with a crane lifting an industrial container and details about three exhibitions: a retrospective by Jacques Charlier, and the Plurivers group show called "Plurivers" and a show by Saâdane Afif. The exhibitions were held from October 14, 2017, to January 14, 2018. The poster includes contact information and acknowledges Philippe Saurel as the Mayor of Montpellier and President of the Metropole.

Catalog cover titled "La Civilisation de Llhurôs," featuring a minimalist design with a mustard yellow background. The title is printed in black, capital letters, distributed over three lines at the top. Below the title, there is a stylized, abstract purple symbol enclosed in a rectangular border. Underneath this central imagery, a thin vertical black line divides the space, leading to the year "2017" printed at the bottom.

Poster for "The Seventh Continent," the 16th Istanbul Biennial, displayed both in Turkish and English. It provides the event dates, from September 14th to November 10th, 2019. The design features white and light teal abstract shapes scattered across a dark teal background, creating a dynamic and artistic effect, which reflects the creative nature of the biennial.

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