The Digest. 06.24.09.

Indio del Collado, 1939 by Enrique Camino Brent at the Museo Banco Central de la Reserva in Lima. (Photo by C-M.)

• We’re oozing credibility now: C-Mon — specifically San Suzie’s post on the Venice Biennale — got written up in Deutsche Bank’s Art Mag.
• Giant testicles.
• Epic art history available in the Smithsonian’s archives.
• Dear Brits: The Greeks really really really want their Elgin marbles back.
• Photo Essay: Radical Nature at London’s Barbican.
• Richard Lacayo has been talking to Maya Lin about the Storm King Wavefield, in one, two and three parts.
• Guessing game: Smurf convention? Or Matthew Barney performance? Difficult to tell.
• Art motel. (ackackack.)
• Cardboard clouds in Norway.
• I want, I need, I have to have…a replica of Henry VIII’s 2.5 kg divorce letter.
• The Art Industrial Average Continues Its Plunge into the Pooper: Christie’s cuts jobs. So does the Met. Impressionist art market shrivels. More here.
• Forget the Eiffel Tower. I love any movie where the Sistine Chapel gets, like, totally thrashed. (ackackack.)
• Love those super saucy ultra-high heels! The 1964 Frederick’s of Hollywood catalogue. (Coudal.)
• Today’s Graff: Mr. Koks in Russia.
• The Day in Banksy: I love it when vandalism gets vandalized and people get all worked up about it. (@AiANews.)
• Some nice pix of the Alice Tully Hall redo by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.
• YBAs (Young British Architects) so totally over the Prince Charles/Richard Rogers spat.
• The Big Picture on Iran.
• Your moment of Cheryl Ladd in spandex. (@jenbee.)