Jeff Soto, in Miami. (Photo by Luna Park.)
- 15 pictures from Glock’s official Facebook page.
- Dear Apple Computers: WHAT. THE. FUCK. You guys let Rupert Murdoch (purveyor of Glenn Beck) establish a subscription model for the iPad but you don’t let any other publishing company do the same? Gross.
- Smithsonian chief to make first public appearance in L.A. this Thursday since the David Wojnarowicz brouhaha began. Plus: His latest e-mail to staff.
- Finland announces that it will likely be the home of another likely never-to-be-built Guggenheim Museum. (The accompanying image of art suits pretending to throw snowballs is pretty spectacular.)
- “Gallery rage.”
- The many incredible uses of DC motors, by Swiss artist Zimoun. Best when paired with ping pong balls and cardboard. Whoa.
- Surreal babies.
- On poop in art: Harvard art historian combs through the defecation in Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights. (ARTnewsblog.)
- This slideshow makes me want to tease out my hair and write bad checks.
- Farhad Manjoo argues that it’s wrong, wrong, wrong to use two spaces after a period. Tom Lee rebuts. (@gelatobaby, The Atlantic.)
- For the typography nerds, Mexican edition: The El Vética T-Shirt. (20×200.)
- Swoon’s speech at TEDxBrooklyn, discussing the flotillas and the Haiti project — and the concrete things artists can do.
- Today’s Urban Installation: Felice Varini’s painted optical illusions. (Contemporary Art Truck.)
- Edward Lifson tracks a connection between architect Louis Sullivan and sculptor Tony Smith.
- A museumy architecture round-up.
- 36 versions of the Internationale. Includes a rendition by Pete Seeger — in French. (@ubuweb.)
