So, you are walking along the Llangollen Canal and this car drives past! 😂 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #Poweredbyhonda

In 1997, Francis Alÿs pushed a block of ice through Mexico City until it melted.

This poem by Sean Thomas Dougherty:

A Summer evening.

Flying over Luxor.

“Don't plant your bad days. They grow into weeks. The weeks grow into months. Before you know it, you got yourself a bad year. Take it from me - choke those little bad days. Choke 'em down to nothing.”

~ Tom Waits

1980s. We were a refugee family from war-torn Cambodia. It was a world without books. Without poetry. The 32-inch TV was kind of a drug. Read this poem of childhood and parenting when you have a minute. Thank you! nyq.org/magazine/artic…

Good Morning with a very old painting 🏠

Ghost love by Omahi

Glass artist Satoshi Tomizu sculpts small glass spheres that appear to contain entire solar systems and galaxies with planets made of opals, flecks of real gold, and trails of colored glass

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First banner drawing on my 'Folk is a Feminist Issue' manifesta, photographed here at Marchmont ✨🪡🧵 It's a biggie!

An awesome variation on the fractal tree

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Splitting an enormous obsidian stone in half.

Late walks 🏚

Antherina suraka, the Madagascar bullseye moth

They can move hindwings separately from their forewings, revealing eyespots in motion, a display to startle potential predators

📹 Bart Coppens

I don’t understand why poets (and/or their publishers) post pictures of the poet when promoting their new book. I don’t care what the poet looks like. I don’t care if they’re hot or not. I care about their poetry. I’m sure I’m not alone. How about posting a sample poem instead?

Amazing how #Gaga can change on a dime. Go from, 'Chromatica Ball' to filing 'Joker 2' to doing a #Jazz show in #Vegas at the end of the month. A true masterful chameleon that can do no wrong. amazon.com/Chameleon-Layd…

The impressive interior of St. Joseph's Church tower, in Le Havre, France. A singular, chunky, spiral staircase rises from the base of the octagonal shaft to the bell room going through patterns of stained glass

[📹 Bruno Maltor: buff.ly/47klC0R]

Renewal pinging off the press. It’s a tough one to print - too much ink or pressure and the little marks disappear, too little and the colour is patchy. A sky colour will be added later.

Bluetooth technology was named after Harald Bluetooth, a Viking king who died over 1,000 years ago. He unified factions of Denmark with those in Norway, similar to how today's technology unifies different electronic devices. The Bluetooth logo combines Nordic runes for his…