The Digest.

Photo by Tomalu.

• News Flash: Miami’s Carnival Center still sucks.
• I thought that Robo-parties died in the ‘80s. Brooklyn artist Adam Stennett thinks not.
• Better than the Sears portrait studio: Taliban glamour shots. (Via Critical Miami.)
• Bong of the week.
• Chicago has a museum show with a soundtrack by Bowie.
• Richard Prince speaks: “I don’t want to be judged. I would like to be adored.”
• Art for nerds: The Best Science Images of 2007.
• Banksy fakes sold on e-Bay.
• The Day in Art Hyperbole: A facsimile of a painting can be “devastating and immoral.”
• Smackdown: MassMoCA vs. Büchel. The museum has its defenders, among them: Laurie Anderson. (Via Culturegrrl.)
• Zac Monro: Architect by day, air guitar god by night. (Via Part IV.)
• Arquitectonica turns 30.
• The visual roots of contemporary New York street art.
• The Peanuts gang as manga characters: Lucy’s got quite the rack.
• More comfy than the back seat of my ‘75 Mustang II: Edward Kienholz’s ‘38 Dodge coupe at LACMA.
• And for chrissakes, Nan Goldin’s photos aren’t porn.
• A quickie overview of the Preview Berlin art fair.
• Your moment of zen.