Soviet era flora and fauna

Pictures from this location.

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San Francisco’s Most Exclusive Loft Apartment Complex

On a visit to San Francisco last fall, I was surprised to find that the Interstate 280 freeway is actually inhabited. Hollow spaces inside the freeway are occupied and personalized by what appear to be full-time residents, making this waterfront location one of San Francisco’s most exclusive loft apartment complexes.

The unit below was more difficult to access (no rope-ladder) but had a more decorative entrance.

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*Note: I’ve re-uploaded some of the images on this post, as WordPress wasn’t displaying them, for some mysterious reason.

So wit

Sol LeWitt wall drawing in a massive domed room at the Bonnefanten Museum in Maastricht.

Supertasty

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Recycled

Cheerful faux architecture on a metal dumpster. Sure does liven up the parking lot.

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Street art (commercial version)

Above, framed posters from an Ampm gas station. Below, branded trashcans.

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Got..

Got milk

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Easy

Libraries can be really odd places.

Wells, Nevada

Signatecture

Salt flat signage

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Search drawing of sneaker

Someone came to the blog today off the search engine term “search drawings of sneaker.” Ok Mr./Ms. Google Poet, if that’s what you’re looking for here’s my search drawing of sneaker for you.

Possible pattern in british art?

Top: David Annesley, Swing Low, 1964, steel sculpture, UK.

Bottom: Anonymous, Untitled, late 1800’s, folk painting, UK.

(The sheep was found deep in a library slide cabinet.)

The Not-Interactive Homepage

Olaf Breuning’s website is an entertaining romp and one of the silliest and most fun artist’s websites I’ve come across. The picture above is his homepage, a straightforward photograph. The site branches out in all sorts of bizarre directions and blind alleys – as long as you’re willing to keep typing in the strange URLs spelled out in his wacky picture/drawings. A generous archive of Breuning’s photographs, drawings, films, books and installations is available here. I’m not sure when his site first went up, but it’s all there and more in the neato photograph-of-sculpture titled Homepage, from way back in 1996.