A sculpture crafted from bomb fragments, by Angel Recino, in Perquin, El Salvador, an area that was once the de facto capital of FMLN-held territory during the Salvadoran Civil War. (Photo by Paige R. Penland.)

• Fuck iPhones, here’s what everyone needs: Made-to-order man-eating pits made of Legos. (Dimensions Variable.)
• Artist Borna Sammak to take over Best Buy with glitch art installation in October.
• Felix Salmon does the atomic knee drop on that Bloomberg story claiming that Damien Hirst’s art work had returned to its pre-recession values. (Thanks for the tip, What a Lovely Recession.)
• Signs the art market is moribund: your gallery invite arrives in a coffin.
• Ai Weiwei posts photos of himself on Twitter following an assault by police in Sichuan province.
• Write a recommendation letter for Two Coats of Paint and it’ll be part of an art exhibit.
• Richard Serra land art piece threatened by developers.
• Take that, Holland Cotter: More praise for blockbusters. The pile-on continues here.
• The Andrea Zittel smock shop.
• A preview of Shirin Neshat’s film, Women Without Men. If the film is anything like the trailer, it looks like it’s gonna be heavy on the melodrama.
• Photos: Avenue Patrice Lumumba.
• Daaaang. Barbara Kruger at Lever House.
• Slovakian book covers. (Coudal.)
• Glenn Beck, getting creepier by the second.
• Today’s Graff: Roa in Belgium. (@vandalog.)
• Taco Bell gets into the vinyl collectibles game. Yes, Taco Bell.
• The Ferris Bueller house – along with three homes by Frank Lloyd Wright – are listed as endangered by landmarks preservation group in Chicago.
• David Adjaye named Master of Design by Fast Company. Slideshow here.
• How to extend the life of your laptop batteries. (ackackack.)
• Your moment of Walken Family Reunion. (ackackack.)