Spitball Army

I found this small political advertisement (it’s the size of a business card) at a local antique mall that is, sadly, going out of business.

[Read more →]

[Read more →]

“Is this not the whitest TV show you’ve ever seen?”

[Read more →]

“And let it be proclaimed artfully from every napkin dispenser on every table in the land…Each day shall henceforth start with a banquet of orange and yellow bell peppers!”

[Read more →]

K. Cortez sent me a link to the flickr page of one Dyna Moe who, apparently, is a graphic artist-genius-magician. The picture above, of Mr. Cooper in his office with the mysterious Rothko painting, is just one example of the witty and vibrant interpretations Dyna Moe has created.

[Read more →]

This McCain campaign ad began broadcasting before John McCain was even off the stage at tonight’s debate. Does “I approved this message” mean that “I allowed Rick Davis to approve this ad?”

[Read more →]

It is a rare series that can pull a viewer into its own universe as well as Mad Men does. The Sopranos and Six Feet Under, two examples from recent years, did this by holding a prism up to the world, placing the audience within a specific cultural pocket (New Jersey mob families and Southern California undertakers, respectively) and looking outward.

[Read more →]

One of the interactive elements of the Museum’s website is an area where you can learn, step by step, how Warhol designed his trademark silkscreen portraits. You are then given the opportunity to make one yourself, using some pre-selected photographs as your raw material.

[Read more →]

Alleviate all that pent up aggression by violently and repeatedly stabbing Fred through the heart…

[Read more →]

It sure is a good thing that most opera-goers already know the plot of the piece, because if one was planning on going to see this performance of Tosca to find out what happens in the story, there would be no surprise!

[Read more →]