No, I like it! It is cute and he looks cute in it. And the shoes are perfect.

It's National Orange Juice Day and also Anti-Bullying Day!

Congratulations! You've decided to collect vintage punch clocks!

The Modigliani in this upcoming auction is killer, killer, killer: www.cnn.com/2026/05/01/s...

Just felt like posting some Jasper Johns prints!

May -Day in London, engraving by William Blake after Samuel Collings, 1784:

I'm fascinated by Hegseth's weird religious references, which come across as randomized mashups of Biblical passages. I don't doubt that he is sincerely a religious nutjob, but I get the impression this stuff comes from sermons he's heard rather than actually reading and understanding the Bible.

I would love the word "visionary" to be banned from the English language forever, please.

Oh good, Platner is ALREADY going on TV to dump on his own party and hasn't even been elected yet. This guy is broadcasting his Fettermanness at the top of his lungs.

So excited that we finally were able to photograph the Bob Thompson paintings from the Corcoran Collection. I don't think anybody has seen images of these for a long, long time. This is Red Nude on Beach, 1965:

The main thing I learned from Smithsonian Magazine's article about the big Alexander Calder show in Paris is that he made these duck and dog sculptures when he was eleven years old:

This is a very nice treat, a video look at some fabulously beautiful and strange contemporary Yorùbá artworks. Striking! aeon.co/videos/yorub...

All of this hinges on "86" being a slang term for killing (it isn't).

Can somebody local tell me if McDuffie is really the "Pepco Puppet" as all the ads are saying?

Brotherhood of Man, a screenprint (!) by Harry Sternberg, 1938:

It's National Cubicle Day! Still from Playtime by Jacques Tati, 1967:

I love this typeface!

It's National Little Pampered Dog Day, which means it is POMPON DAY!!!!!

Oh no they won't www.cnn.com/2026/04/24/s...

P-Funk wasn't famous for their ballads, but they had some classics. Maybe their most beautiful one is Bootsy's 1977 Munchies for Your Love with it's utterly hypnotic groove and gorgeous acoustic guitar. Also, LOL, it's a nearly ten minute song about eating ass: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVYw...

It's National Help a Horse Day! Photograph by Bill Burke, 1977:

This doesn’t reflect well on the mentalist.

From my collection, Nancy copyright guidelines, mid 1990s:

"How dare you! This sculpture has NOTHING TO DO WITH SEX!"

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Obsessed with Callista's neverending Swiss factory tours, luncheons, and photo ops. "Is the whole logo in the shot? Back up a little. Perfect!"

LOL, it is always hilarious to look up an artist on Wikipedia and quickly realize that the page was written by his gallerists: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_...

THE look of Summer 2026 is to be Hot Churro Guy.

I may be a grizzled and bitter old cynic, but I still think Bring Your Child to Work Day is adorable.

It's Movie Theater Day! Marion Place, Ohio, photograph by Hiroshi Sugimoto, 1980:

See, this thumbnail neatly encapsulates what I don't like about the Bulwark: about 90% of their content is FUNNYLOLOLTRUMPCLOWNSHOWLMAO and the other 10% is Bill Kristol.

Microsoft Word is currently INSISTING that "answered" is either not a real word or is misspelled.

It's National Beagle Day! Peanuts, 1960:

What a great way to start the day!

Still true.

The SECOND a guard turns his or her back, children will be applying peanut butter to those exhibits.

This is such a crime against architecture! An Ionic column in the middle of an empty pediment! It's unholy!

It's National Poker Day! Woodcut by Félix Vallotton, 1896:

Oh! Well, this concise video sums up recent research, and it's all very convincing and satisfying: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUc3...

Superb radical printmaker Barbara Jones-Hogu, founder of the AfriCOBRA artists' collective, was born on this date in 1938. Land Where My Father Died, screenprint on gold paper, 1968:

It is International Bat Appreciation Day! El sueño de la razon produce monstruos, etching with aquatint by Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, published 1799:

"Heineken? Fuck that shit. PABST BLUE RIBBONNNNN!"

My issue with artnet is that they went HARD on things like AI and crypto and that's when I stopped visiting their website. www.artnews.com/art-news/new...

Talented American animal artist Dorothy Pulis Lathrop was born on this date in 1891. Just look at this charming crayon drawing of a flying squirrel from the late 1930s:

"Fabrique en Thailand"

Quack Doctor Presenting his Potions to a Group of Bystanders, etching by Adriaen van Ostade, 1648:

Celebrating Hungary with a little Moholy-Nagy 🇭🇺

It's National Unicorn Day! A King Pursued by a Unicorn, a wild engraving by French artist Jean Duvet, c. 1555: