The blue paint in the Reflecting Pool is apparently peeling…
So much for Trump wanting this thing done quick. Maybe he should've hired the guy who could paint an entire apartment in one afternoon -- two coats!
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The blue paint in the Reflecting Pool is apparently peeling…
So much for Trump wanting this thing done quick. Maybe he should've hired the guy who could paint an entire apartment in one afternoon -- two coats!

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A new kind of license-plate-reading camera will also scrape the smart devices you take with you, and wrap all that data in a nice little bow
The goal here … is to “bridge the gap between vehicle and occupant.” Previously, these cameras could track a car’s whereabouts at a given time. Throw in a glut of unique identifiers, though, and the job of tying an individual or multiple people to that vehicle becomes trivial—and not something anyone can simply opt out of.
WHAT. THE. FUCK.
Fucking morons.
This version of this post does not show that it's originally from Derek Guy who is Die workwear on social media. I commented on it elsewhere
MAGA: Make Algae Green Again.
BARGAIN BASEMENT BARON HAUSSMANN BUNGLES BELTWAY BEAUTIFICATION.
hes called philip glass because when you hear him you will philip a glass with water and drink it.
And what do you do if you can't get any water out of the tap? You call a plumber.

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“I want the leopards to eat my face,” smh.
(For people not from here: Frisco is a suburb of Dallas; it has nothing to do with San Francisco.)
The White House: brought to you by Bud Light!
Idiocracy was supposed to be parody, not prophecy, yet here we are.
I appreciate that there are people in this world who devote their lives to counting the number of leg hairs on spiders.
the Cy Twombly Style Community is not prepared for the upheaval that's going to be unleashed upon it by Stella Honey, Maia Twombly's book of her grandmother Tatiana Franchetti Twombly's photos.
Cy Twombly Sweater Set [greg.org]
Haha, have you seen this?
Constantin's Brancusi MoMA show won't just feature the artist's famous sculptures — it also offers a look at his impeccable style.
A U.S. Treasury Department spokesperson confirms the agency is taking steps toward creating a $250 bill featuring President Donald Trump.
You know what, I wouldn’t object to putting his mug on a $666 bill.

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Plano gives OK to AT&T's 280-foot 'mini Reunion Tower' plan
This looks atrocious -- it's the Death Star on stilts. Put Golden Boy back out there, you cowards.
Maryland, Interstate 495. One of my favorite Maryland vandals.
I'm not sure if you're being literal or making a joke and I'm just being clueless, but the building in the background is the LDS Washington D.C. Temple. Wikipedia has more on the "Surrender Dorothy" graffiti, and you can see a similar perspective on Google Street View.
Update: The Washington Post has a story on the various graffiti this bridge had sported over the years. It dates this photo to December 1986, taken by UPI photographer L. Mark.
A NYC gallery displayed for sale an AI-generated version of an Ansel Adams' photo without consulting the photographer's trust.
If memory serves, James Danziger launched an online gallery about 25-30 years ago to sell reproductions of photographs (probably Giclée prints, but I can't remember for sure), and the marketing pitch was something along the lines of "the quality of the originals at a fraction of the price." That business is now long defunct, but the star of the collection is Ansel Adams's The Tetons and the Snake River. Anyway, all of this is to say: as far as messing with Ansel Adams's legacy goes, this ain't Danziger's first rodeo.
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Happy 100, Miles (because "Happy 160.93, Kilometers" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue).
“In 1951 the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors made it illegal to exhibit modern art in the city of L.A. on the grounds that modernism was a front for communist infiltration” - I love learning things from Art Books
The irony is that the same time when American politicians at home were busy denouncing modern art as a front for communism, the CIA was promoting avant-garde American artists abroad to demonstrate the superiority of American cultural life over that of the Soviet Union.
The number of MoMA-CIA crossovers is highly suspicious, to say the least.

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~ Female Beauty: or, The Art of Human Decoration by Ernest Feydeau, 1874
Of course it’s a man telling women how they should look.
A weeklong spree of sales kicked off with the most expensive Jackson Pollock drip painting ever auctioned. The art world is scrambling to fi
Another potential buyer, who has purchased work at Christie’s evening sales in the past, is Jeff Bezos. And yet, sources indicated that Bezos was not bidding on the Pollock. … There was also much speculation about the identity of the client bidding through [art gallerist Iwan] Wirth, who may not have won the painting but did a remarkable job going toe-to-toe with [Christie’s executive Alex] Rotter. Some speculated it could be Laurene Powell Jobs, who has bid through Wirth in the past and is known to have an adviser-advisee relationship with the gallerist.
Tech gazillionaires get lots of press coverage, but one thing you (well, I) never hear about is their art collections. Maybe I’m just not plugged in to the right circles. Who’s a collector? How big are their collections? What do they collect? I want to know more.