The Moving Walkway: Revisiting a “Pure” Future
While James Turrell’s light and sound takes LA and New York, Rachel Jones revisits another space influenced by the California art scene of the sixties, seventies and eighties – Chicago O’Hare airport’s underground tunnel.
Shorpy: The Hundred-Year-Old Photo Blog
Shorpy is a photographic archive of American history in all its beauty and ugliness
Vice Mexico Video Roundup
To see Vice at their best, you’ve got to see the coverage of Mexico they’ve been doing recently.
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Hecho en Oaxaca
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The epic Hecho en Oaxaca exhibit brought work from twelve street artists from around the world to Oaxaca.
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Alejandro Santiago’s 2501 Migrantes
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Oaxacan artist Alejandro Santiago, known for his massive 2501 Migrants project, passed away in July. Here’s some of his work.
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The New Nerve Center
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Orange County reacts to Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman, and its own history of trauma.
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Richmond Street Art
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Richmond, like most of the Bay Area, reveals itself through its murals.
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Magic, Terror, and San Francisco New History
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The Mexican Election: Ballots, Bribes, and Backlash Latin America
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California’s $16 Billion Hole The Octopus
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Bike Smut Transit Fetish
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- “The Mystery of Flying Kicks” Cracks the Code on Sneaker Tossing
Ever wondered what those shoes dangling from the telephone wires mean?
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- In ‘Son Of A Gun’ a Bleak But Humane Look At The Modern West
A new memoir documents a young man’s reckoning with his mother’s murder in Tombstone, Arizona.
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- The Dangers of Proximal Alphabets
Kathleen Alcott’s debut is a lyrical, heartfelt novel about the way people try to hold onto things that are transient by nature.
Instagrams
- The Gargoyles of Mexico City
- The Mutant Metropolis
- Cindy Sherman’s Retrospective
- Time Travel for Introverts
- The Occupation of Silver City
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