ephemera

First, there’s Pavements 1933-2002, an international exhibition that features artwork, Malkmus’ old notebooks and other ephemera, like a clipped toenail from original drummer Gary Young.

The cascading amber-encapsulated ceramic bones, together with found objects and ephemera from MacArthur Park, serve as a gesture to the green space’s deep history of organizing and presence for the Central American diaspora.

As both a collector and a creator of ephemera, Mothersbaugh’s tastes are darkly poignant.

Everything now was ephemera, snapshots of precious moments and people that were a part of who I was.

In a mounted glass box amid the decades of accumulated musical ephemera, the documentary film’s Oscar statue was also on display.