The Boston cooler – a tasty Detroit beverage
Despite the name, the Boston Cooler originated in Detroit and requires a specific brand of ginger ale.
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Rashayla Marie Brown’s scathing review of Virgil Abloh’s “Figures of Speech”
Brown's critique tells an underlying story of Abloh's lack of black representation in the name of art and postmodernism.
Saul Steinberg on art and philosophy in 1967
Saul Steinberg called himself a "writer who drew" and worked with some of the biggest brands of the 20th century.
The gorgeous art of Japanese illustrator Hiroshi Nagai
Ever heard of City Pop? Hiroshi Nagai painted the artwork for those soundtracks in the 80s.
Cook In The Breaking Bad RV with Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston
After watching this video, I felt compelled to share it not least because it's hilarious.
Blue Crow Media Loves Brutalism
If you're looking for a different kind of map for your journey, check out these architectural guides from Blue Crow Media. Blue Crow Media are publishers in London who started out making a series of food and drink city guides, before branching out to architectural maps. Their Brutalist maps are now all the rage, covering …
Postwar modernist Gunnar Birkerts dies at 92
Gunnar Birkerts was one of many European modernists with an eye for details and the God who lived in them.
New York’s Met Museum Publish Over 375,000 Images For Free Use
The New York Met Museum digitised their collection under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) licence.
Sucklord, The NYC Artist Who Makes Bootleg Action Figures
All hail Sucklord – the champion of bootleg toys in his kingdom of NYC.
It’s Not Hip To Be Square: What Is A Hipster Really?
You know the drill. White men with beards, slicked hair, lumberjack shirts and a penchant for obscurity are hipsters.