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Slopism (n). An artistic movement in the early 21st Century characterized by the depiction of latent spaces as paranaturalistic forms. (adj. Slopist)
Which is why we should call it "Slopism" if the art is any good and has to stand the test of time.
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I lived in New Mexico for five years as a kid and learned where nuclear weapons were made and also how to ski
This adds nothing of significance to the Omarchy discussion, but I took notice when DHH said of this wallpaper, “I am a man of fine arts and I appreciate a good painting.”
He called it an 18th century painting when he clearly meant the 19th century. But that’s not right either!
It turns out it’s a 20th century painting, but just barely!
It’s “The Backwater” from 1903 by British painter Charles William Wyllie. It’s also, as a rather late example of Romanticism, decidedly not with the times, even in its own time.
Art Crimes aka @graffiti_org was founded in 1994 by Susan Farrell and is the oldest and longest-running website of its kind on the Internet. The site has enjoyed three decades of contributions by thousands of graffiti artists and writers from all over the world.
The site hosts 200k+ images and 30k+ HTML files, with 10k pages devoted to a specific artist, city, or train location.
@fabricatorz modernized Graffiti.org’s technical foundations and published new artists. It’s an honor to work on such an icon of the early Web.
TokenArt by Alexander Rubin @artBoffin circa 2018 from @GrayAreaorg is an ERC-20 artwork with some provenance!
My first and favorite Sam Neill (RIP) film is 'Until the End of the World' by Wim Wenders. He is no less than the narrator of the entire film. Here is his first scene with Solveig Dommartin (RIP), in Paris. Another great chapter opens and closes.

















