notes from a videodrome test screening if this excerpt is any indication, Jason Sperb's new book on Song of the South, Race, Nostalgia and Disney, is going to be a must read. 12 photos of the so called magic mushroom house, built just outside of aspen, ca 1971--money and drugs dont mix kids. castration as a catholic cure for sexual otherness, seems to have existed in the Netherlands upto the late 50s. Ron Paul does memetastic cut and paste editing. This time, Mitt Romeny's waffling to ememniem. shine shine a zambian fabric designer, updates and reconstructs the implications of south african oil/broadcloth. as does the primitive press--though they are from london. 30 4x5 kodachromes of wwii armamebnts--including a dozen or so of women building planes.

Golden Tiger from le3paris on Vimeo.

Street Mapping in Paris - le3paris.com from an original idea by Mehmet AYDOGDU Julien NONNON Romain VOLLET with the participation of Laurent LE GOFF Donatien DE LAVENNE Music by THE AGENCY 'Watching Us' (F. Blet / R. Trotel / Y. Mayoux) Published by Industry of Cool From the album 'SOMNOGRAPHE' © 2011 Milstein's photos of black boxes, post aircraft crashes. white background, no context, banal, the really interesting thing about it, is how they aren't black, but blaze orange, the same tone as hunters and cops. Keith David Yonge photog from arizona. smart images, sort of a post structural reworking of the tonal problems found in Adams, and Baltz, but with better colour and harder irony. look at the one of the plywood dinasour and the red on red of supermarket beef. Agnes Sulca, a transgendered activist from Pueblo, who spent most of her 28 years trying to prevent other transgendered workers from dying violently, has been found dead from violent means herself. and a disheartneing report about American transgendered people, and the violence against them, released last month. glitch textiles based on dead digital cameras

18th century German Scabbard, Ivory. hipster germans with llamas. a hadrian themed arts tumblr, elegant photos of casually decript sculptures. Roberta Smith reviews the new show at the met, about the history of nude photographry.