Photograph

A photograph printed in May 1998, of Janet and Edward Galore at a Baobab tree. The verso of this photograph notes, in James Acord's hand: "Ed + Janet in front of a huge baobab!"

A color photocopy of a photocollage made by James Acord to advertise his new address in Richland, WA. This shows "BEFORE: Artist attempting multiple roles of home-owner, husband, son and normal-appearing member of a very straight community," a panorama of the street where his home was, and "AFTER: Artist, relieved of any semblance of normalcy, moves to no-nonsense working studio on edge of town," a panorama of the 1970 Saint Street studio, Hanford Nuclear Sculpture Works.
On the verso is a 5 October 1994 letter in pencil, noting that Acord is getting his studio set up and winterized.

A photograph of James Acord seated outside, somewhere in Nottingham, UK, in late 1999. The author of this image is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of James Acord lecturing on art and science in Nottingham, UK, late 1999. The author of this image is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of one of James Acords "Reliquary" sculptures on the wall at the ATOMIC exhibition at Woolatron Hall, Nottingham, UK in 1999. The author of this image is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of Guardian reporter Chris Arnot with James Acord at the ATOMIC exhibition in Wollatron Hall, Nottingham, UK, late 1999. Behind Acord is one of his reliquaries. The photographer is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of James Acord with M. Watson (and his dog) at Newstead Abbey, Nottingham, UK, late 1999. The photographer is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of James Acord with M. Watson of The Yard Gallery, dowsing together at Newstead Abbey, Nottingham, UK, in late 1999. The photographer is not stated, but is likely artist Jed Brignal.

A photograph of artist Jed Brignal's son Tom with James Acord at a sundial in Nottingham, UK, c. 1999. Photographer not stated, likely Jed Brignal.

A 6" x 9" photograph of James Acord's equations on a blackboard at the ATOMIC exhibition at The Yard Gallery, Wollatron Hall, Nottingham, UK in late 1999. According to artist Jed Brignal, Jim Acord told her that these formulae "came to him from the stars." Photographer not known, but likely Jed Brignal.