You know Ellsworth Kelly’s austere artwork, but you may not know his wacky, surreal postcard collages.
You know Ellsworth Kelly’s austere artwork, but you may not know his wacky, surreal postcard collages.
↩︎ Hyperallergic
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How the Rev. Sun Myung Moon sparked the rise of sushi in America.
How the Rev. Sun Myung Moon sparked the rise of sushi in America.
↩︎ The New York Times
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When you can’t hear it, you can see it.
Visualizing Auto-Tuned vocals.
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What makes Tokyo so different from other major cities: It’s a decentralized series of villages where zoning is an afterthought.
What makes Tokyo so different from other major cities: It’s a decentralized series of villages where zoning is an afterthought.
↩︎ Metropolis Japan
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“Planets can evolve in really, really different ways.” Astronomers identify a star system with perpendicular orbits.
“Planets can evolve in really, really different ways.” Astronomers identify a star system with perpendicular orbits.
↩︎ The New York Times
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To become excited about music again, go listen to Siouxsie and the Banshees.
Where certain eras like the late ‘70s and early ‘80s are concerned, it can be a minefield of corporatized fashions and insincere gestures toward some sort of pretentious, higher level of musical consciousness …
Based on estimated square footage and other amenities, the Simpsons’ house would fetch $449,900 in today’s market.
Based on estimated square footage and other amenities, the Simpsons’ house would fetch $449,900 in today’s market.
↩︎ Consequence
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“Inviting the worried brain to envision its worst fears realized…is one of the most evidence-based treatments for anxiety.”
“Inviting the worried brain to envision its worst fears realized…is one of the most evidence-based treatments for anxiety.”
↩︎ Time
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For posterity.
The outgoing messages cassette from a 1985 Radio Shack answering machine.
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To avoid going hungry, impoverished South African students are selling their schools’ Wi-Fi passwords to people who live nearby.
To avoid going hungry, impoverished South African students are selling their schools’ Wi-Fi passwords to people who live nearby.
↩︎ Rest of World
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