Big K Parking Lot, 2009, by Buddy Bunting. (Image courtesy of Bunting.)

• Must. Get. A Celestial Soul Portrait. (Thanks for the turn-on, Weary Gunfighter.)
• There’s a mosque inside the Pentagon. It’s been there for years. (ackackack.)
• A car powered by human waste.
• A vast chunk of ice, four times the size of Manhattan, broke off of a Greenland glacier in the past week.
• Stacks.
• Developers to recreate Salvador Dalí’s hometown of Cadaqués, Spain…in China.
• 16 Miles comes through with another tantalizing museum cake report. That citrus/polenta number looks right up my alley.
• On those swanky — and, in many cases, tax-free — museum-director pads.
• The Art Industrial Average is Low: The American Folk Art Museum in New York is fighting for survival.
• Agreed. I dig Rainn Wilson. And I dig LACMA. But together, oof. (The same goes for much of the rest of the Twitter/Cell Phone Stories programming.)
• The Museum of Bad Art: 15 of the worst. I love the pissed-off cat at the end. (@stassaedwards.)
• The New York Post is in love with Simon de Pury, collector of Rembrandt and Godzillas. (@ARTnewsmag.)
• The first line of the first story of James Franco’s upcoming book.
• The Day in Art Merch: Art Fag City’s artist sneaker round-up. Related: Shoes made from paper.
• Now this is public art.
• Another installment of Flaming Pablum’s New York pix.
• Today’s Conceptual Street Art, courtesy of Brad Downey.
• Japanese subway manners posters. ‘Cuz if Hitler rode the subway, you know he’d be a spread-leg seat hog.
• Design conscious plastic crate furnishings. I have to say, these are pretty dang rad.
• A list of films that most frequently use the word “fuck.” Handy. (The Rumpus.)