Peter Max, Different Drummer, 1968

Deana Lawson, Oath, 2013

Jean Metzinger, The Knitter, 1919

sparhawk cherries, painted by amanda almira newton, 1915

Fernand Léger, The Mechanic, 1920

Lynda Benglis, Contraband, 1969

Christopher Johnson, Popular Videos, Alliance, Ohio, 2000

Bruce Pennington’s 1968 cover to ‘A Scent of New-Mown Hay’ by John Blackburn. Probably the most surreal early Pennington work I've seen

Queer bookstores died in 2010. We had a funeral and everything! Except... a ton of people decided to roll up their sleeves and start *new* queer bookshops, all over the place. In cities. In tiny towns. My latest newsletter is about the rebirth of the LGBTQ bookshop: buttondown.com/charliejane/...

Art by • Ciruelo Cabral

Juan Gris, Landscape and Houses at Céret, 1913

birds from the marcel schurman company, n.d.

Well, here we go: a fresh new printing of Who Shares the Restroom Code with ICE Agents? and a new follow up booklet from Public Collectors: What You Agents Are Doing In Your Hotels. Both are now available ($6.00 each): halfletterpress.com/what-you-age... halfletterpress.com/who-shares-w...

Great series of photographs from a 1911 zoology paper in which various types of flounder are put through their paces as regards camouflage ability, placed against bold and striking patterns (more than they’d experience in nature) — publicdomainreview.org/collection/f...

Papercuts @rescalera64.bsky.social

me getting ready to do a small task i’ve been putting off for 4 days:

#oakland morning commute find

winesap plums, painted by royal charles steadman, 1926

Caravaggio, Basket of Fruit, 1595-96

Keith Haring, Silence = Death, 1988

Jan van Kessel the Elder, Peapods and Insects, ca. 1650

Mayumi Oda, Morning Breath, My Breath, 1983

BEING JUDGMENTAL IS A SIGN OF LIFE

i really wish every time i went to a website a little video would start playing in the corner. maybe an advertisement. maybe with the close button really small button almost inscrutable. with music!

Jacques Tati you whimsical freak

Utagawa Toyokuni, The Actor Iwai Hanshiro in a Feminine Role in a Play Performed in 1795

Paul Cézanne, Curtains, 1885, watercolor

Oskar Herrfurth (1862-1934) - The Musicians of Bremen, German postcard, early 20th century

Hapshash and the Coloured Coat, The Soft machine Turns On, 1967

Frederic Edwin Church, Rainy Season in the Tropics, 1866

"Jazzman" by Rob Mainhattan Frank

Helen Lundeberg, Microcosm and Macrocosm, 1937

Illustration by N. Rozhkov for the Soviet magazine 'Tekhnika Molodezhi,' July 1968

Going to make the stupidest avocado toast the world has ever seen

people who think the count of monte cristo is just a straightforward tale of a dude escaping a prison and revenging himself miss out on quality subplots like "the count is foiled by the power of lesbianism," "the case of the serial domestic poisoner" and "let's talk shit about italian food"

Problematic lack of green onions in my home

the Barbara Kruger mural the chase is happening in front of reads: "WHO IS BEYOND THE LAW? WHO IS BOUGHT AND SOLD? WHO IS FREE TO CHOOSE? WHO DOES THE TIME? WHO FOLLOWS ORDERS? WHO SALUTES LONGEST? WHO PRAYS LOUDEST? WHO DIES FIRST? WHO LAUGHS LAST?"

Come onnnn natural causes

Here's a Bogey from a couple years back

Milton Glaser, Weltspartag, 1975

René Magritte, La Clairvoyance, 1936

what if we kissed while singing little tunes from the 15th century heart shaped book of french love songs ?

seasoning my cast iron dildo

logging on

Yiddish cartoonists really knew how to draw their Nazis (getting ravaged by huge snow monsters)

hey sorry i haven't rsvp'd to your party yet. i was weighing all the other guest's souls against the feather of ma'at before deciding whether or not i wanted to come

35mm film scans, animated

Memorie Zero on the compound

Gustav Klimt, Music I, 1895