Madeline Tindall, age 9, at the Pensacola Museum of Art. (Photo by C-M.)
- America the Gift Shop. (Art to Go.)
- Like, OMG, total weirdness. Because of an L.A. Times Culture Monster post, C-Mon has been linked to by James Frey. Yes, that James Frey.
- In addition to Sarah Palin’s whoa-nelly clothing budget, the Republican National Committee spent $6,000 on art restoration during the month of October. (Art Fag City.)
- Damien Hirst on art dealers: “…the money men will tell you anything to not have you realise their real motive is cash, because if you realise – that they would sell your granny to Nigerian sex slave traders for 50 pence (10 bob) and a packet of woodbines…”
- The Warhol Family Album. (Hrag Vartanian.)
- The country that brought you the Marquis de Sade has censored photos of a Russian artist simulating bestiality.
- Art, these days it’s all about collecting.
- L.A. art continues to get a boost: Getty Foundation is expected to award $2.8 million in grants to support shows that explore the development of the city’s art scene after WWII.
- Vintage manga from 1967.
- Art review of the day: “The show here lacks this altogether, substituting swagger for judgment, bluster for nuance, and in art, as in politics and finance, we’ve had enough of that approach already.”
- Photo Essay: The revolutionary art of Emory Douglas.
- I want, I need, I have to have…a blendie. Don’t miss the video.
- Today’s Freight Graff: Gee-Wiz and Do-It in Atlanta.
- Sometimes it’s best to just accept the graffiti.
- Totally weird children’s TV. Seriously worth it for that first Teletubbies video. (ackackack.)
- Architectural ghosts: A photo essay on the last traces of the Old Hudston Terminal in NYC. (architecture.mnp.)
- Looks sorta neo-brutal: Milanese university faculty building by Grafton Architects wins World Building of the Year Award at the first World Architecture Festival in Barcelona.
- A Thai Buddhist temple made of beer bottles.
- A century and a half of New York Times presidential endorsements.
- Your moment of Wassup 2008.
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