Jenny Brial, Le monde épinglé, 2010
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Man...Super Soakers have become crazy strong since I last played with them as a kid.
Next time you go to an art museum, print out and bring this cheat sheet by John Baldessari with you.
Missing from the list: Compelling. Derivative. I COULD DO DAT.
Babes at the Museum: a photoblog honoring babes of all types spotted at museums, such as uber-art-babe Louise pictured above (wow) in front of a Jackson Pollock.
Among my favorite activities is roaming through the MoMA as well as the various Chelsea art galleries where I'm constantly surprised by the number of breathtakingly beautiful women I see. Maybe that's the reason I enjoy my art jaunts so much? I do need to find a better opening line than asking them "So you a-like dis' art, eh?"
Crappy beer, crappy president.
Photo by Terry Richardson.
John Baldessari, “I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art”, 1971...or an artistic reference at the start of a Simpsons episode.
I freaking love this: Salida by Gustavo Araujo, snapped by 
I recommend the nasal spray version, but this works too.
Spotted in Vancouver, this QR code will redirect you to a picture of the wall before it was tagged with the code. More at the artist's website.
Martin Creed, Work No.240, Fuck Off, 1999
I like the un-distilled photography of Jonney Woodward.
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Broom for the 1% designed by Mark Wagner.
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I'm now officially cross-eyed thanks to this piece titled "Lover's Quarrel" by James Clar.
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Photograph taken by Anita Erdmann in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. It's like a dream.
Edward Ruscha’s clever business card from the 1960s.
Incidentally the MoMA website's 404 error page uses my favorite Ruscha painting.
I went gallery hopping over the weekend and snapped the above photo at Pace Gallery before I got yelled at by the security guard. The exhibition "Burning, Bright: A Short History of the Light Bulb," as dull as the title sounds, is a must see.
View more pictures from my weekend here.
NYC's MoMA turned 82 years old today. It opened its doors in 1929 with a bellwether exhibition "Cezanne, Gaugin, Seurat, van Gogh." They had 681 visitors on their first day. Coincidentally I renewed my MoMA membership and my new membership card arrived today.
Mona Lisa 