The Digest. 06.29.09.

Chuyo (?) in Barranco, Lima. (Photo by C-M.)

• A prescient piece by Dana Schutz: the Autopsy of Michael Jackson (from 2005).
• ‘Cuz Miami needs another private collection space: Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz to open a 30,000 square foot exhibit space for their collection in December.
• SF MOMA to cook up O’Keeffe-inspired recipes.
• MOCA’s finances supposedly fixed. More here. (MAN)
• At an exhibit of contemporary Iranian art in Chelsea: “No more veils.” Plus: more contemporary Iranian art in London.
• A nice picture round-up from X-Initiative.
• Whoa! A tweet of mine on a ‘penchant for cheesy pop‘ inspired a bunch of 12-second art videos. (@christinielsen.)
• Bootleg video of a Cory Arcangel performance in Austria. (Hustler of Culture.)
• The day in commercial culture.
• Attack of the 50-foot woman, sculptural edition.
• The seriously rad paper sculptures of Noriko Ambe.
• For the Typography Geeks: A logo study of Aquaman. (The Slog.)
• NYT obit on graff writer Iz the Wiz.
• Abu Dhabi: Where starchitecture, green dreams and human rights violations meet.
• A Cape Cod village succumbs to the sea. (architecture.mnp.)
• “This very out of place structure somehow lingers, like a fart left by someone no longer in an elevator.“
• Don’t call him a starchitect: Rem Koolhaas, in a three-part series on CNN. Plus: the Prada Transformer, transforming.
• Your moment of the Kaguya moon crash.