Many people think the TV show Grey's Anatomy is based on the book...
In fact, there's a vas deferens between the two.
#puns #GreysAnatomy #lasttweetever?
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Now, more than ever, is the time
for art, above all art, to speak truth, be it hideous or hopeful, to power—as it always has done.
Did you know it's not called "passion fruit" because it's an aphrodisiac, but is named after the "Passion of Christ?" 😮💨
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I dreamed that I saw Slavoj Zizek being mobbed on the street here in Bogotá by a bunch of Colombian teenage fans and he started running away. I jogged next to him and explained that we'd met (true story) when I worked at at art organization where he gave a talk. I offered...
Looks like they're finally renovating this fantastic Bogota building, albeit with the most janky scaffolding I've ever seen. Cc: @LondoMomposino
This is just to inform you that in Spanish R2D2 was known as Arturito, or "Little Arthur," a sort of transliteration of how R2D2 sounds to Spanish speaking ears*. Perhaps because "Erre. Dos dedos," just reading R2D2 sounds like, "Copy. Two fingers." 😳
*Ears don't actually speak.
“Why are they even letting them debate? This is like what happens between innings at a baseball game when they let the guys in the hot dog costumes race each other.” — one of the Jimmies last night. 🤣🤣
Ensuring unaffordable health insurance bolsters capitalism by securing a labor force willing to work underpaying jobs, that include "benefits," because they're afraid of dying, right?
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Anthony James is known for monumental and experiential sculptures and installations making physical concepts such as infinity
This is his Great Rhombicosidodecahedron
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The most popular museums in the world according to Google’s #yearinsearch, included teamLab and Ark Experience in Kentucky bit.ly/3NBF29t
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Pinball machine innards exposed at @exploratorium!
RIP Andre Braugher, a favorite of mine especially for Homocide: Life on the Street, which was like The Wire before The Wire. Fantastic actor and a sad loss at just 61 years of age.
The three-dog drawing is so good! If I were in NYC, I'd welcome the excuse to go to the great @queensmuseum.
Her Guide Dog Inspired Her Art. Now the Lab Stars in a Museum Show. nytimes.com/2023/12/05/arts/…








