A ghost crab eats oil from the Gulf of Mexico spill, shown glowing yellow-orange under ultraviolet light, at Gulf Islands National Seashore near Pensacola, Florida. Glowing Oil Could Aid Gulf Spill Cleanup (National Geographic)
No, I’ll tell you this is an impersonation of a rock and roll singer impersonating Elvis, is what this really is…
And what we’re hearing is a result of them playing the mixing console as if it was a keyboard cum instruent… The making of 10cc’s I’m Not In Love
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roared by. Jim, she never intuited the gentle and cunning economy behind this man’s quote harsh sloppy unstudied approach to objects. The way he’d oh so clearly practiced a chair’s back-leg tilt over and over. The way he’d studied objects with a welder’s eye for those strongest centered seams which when pressured by the swinishest [...]
It might not sound like the crime of the century. But the theft of a box of pencils has reignited a bitter feud in the art world. The pencils in question are actually worth £500,000 and form part of a £10million Damien Hirst art installation. They were taken as a prank by a 17-year-old graffiti [...]
Sally Bennett Jones, 1944–1988. Center medallion of triangles, surrounded by multiple borders, 1966, cotton, 86 x 77″ Linda Pettway, born 1929. “Logcabin” — single-block variation, tied with yarn, ca. 1975, corduroy, 88 x 78″ Mary Elizabeth Kennedy, 1911–1991. “Housetop” — “Logcabin” variation, ca. 1935, cotton, rayon, 84 x 79″ Quilts of Gee’s Bend Catalog
Matisse Yucca, 2010 DeLorean DMC-12 reflecting a Gerhard Richter, 2010 Brand New Paint Job