Marilyn Monroe posing with a couple Korean baseball players in 1954.
Hungarian artist Bence Hajdu digitally removes all presence of people from Old Masters paintings such as Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper."
2002 Daniel Craig versus 2012 Daniel Craig. This is exactly what has happened to me from 2002 to present (not really at all and in fact far from it).
Rapperz on Instagram collects the best (somewhat NSFW) photos uploaded by various rappers to their respective Instagram accounts.
Similarly, in case you missed it, there's also the popular Rich Kids of Instagram.
Frank Lloyd Wright designed this doghouse at the request of a 12 year old boy for his dog Eddie. It was unfortunately torn down in 1973.
In case you missed it, here are some recent photos from my life including the one I snapped above during Hurricane Sandy when I (stupidly) ventured outside in the midst of it. You can see water from the river flooding slowly but surely into the streets. The water was about waist deep at the end of this block.
For some reason I was mesmerized by Kevin Young's poem "Ragtime" that was displayed inside a subway car (as part of NYC MTA's Arts for Transit program).
Like hot food I love you
like warm bread & cold
cuts, butter sammiches
or, days later, after Thanksgiving
when I want whatever's left.
Kind of wonderful, no?
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmBByDQHJAA] I know at this point we've exhausted "Oppa Gangnam Style" ad nauseam and there should be a permanent moratorium placed on all covers and parodies of this song (though truth be told I still act like this when it plays at the clubbbbs). That said, the above jazzy cover version stands up on its own. And with that I may or may not being seeing PSY live next Wednesday night...
When not making his living as one of the best wide receivers in the NFL, Larry Fitzgerald travels the world (over 80 countries on every continent except Antarctica...yet) and takes pretty great photographs.
When visiting the exhibit "Century of the Child: Growing by Design, 1900–2000" currently on display at the MoMA on its fifth floor, in addition to this...big ass table and two ginormous chairs, you are also greeted by a large display of the above photo (aptly titled "Boy on the Wall") taken in 1973 by Jens S Jensen of a boy, Michael, playing around on "a modernist housing estate in Hammarkullen, Sweden" where "his youthful tenacity [augments] his presence within an otherwise bleak architectural context."
Here is Michael today 39 years later in this photograph below also captured by Jensen:
From the people at Gum Election: Here's a sticky way to decide matter of the presidential election. You can print out your own 11x17 poster here.
If you missed it last time, here's what these posters looked like during the previous presidential election starring Obama and McCain (Jar-Jar totally ruined it for me though).
And similarly, you could use a similar method to provide your own customer feedback to AT&T.
Photo by Terry Richardson.
Jenny Holzer, "More Than Once."
I really like the photography of NYC shutterbug Joseph Holmes.