Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy the last of your long weekend with a few great tweets from the past week. Thanks as well to those who participated in the "Click and Muse" poll. 76% of you thought art critics should only write about artists/curators that they are not professionally involved with (wow, if that were actually the case, I am not sure who would be working!). Check out this week's poll dovetailing with Jenna's terrific guest blog about graffiti art and the public sphere. Coincidentally, the graffiti and underground artist Banksy mentioned by Jenna was featured last night on The Simpsonswhen he "tagged" the opening sequence of the show. I have tried to find a stable YouTube link, but 20th Century Fox keeps deleting them for copyright reasons. I hope the embedded link I added stays up for a while so you can check out this unique bit of pop culture history in the making!
Work depicting Jesus in compromising position fuels attendance surge, protests in Loveland, Co.
"The length of the human attention span is about the length of a Beatles song. After that we're off to a new link or a different window."
Mythologizing Facebook: Too soon?: In today’s harried world, our rush to idealize the recent past borders on ridiculous
Memories of John Lennon
PHOTOS: 16 Prettiest Cities In The World!
Website posts ultra-high resolution images of famous paintings, up to a staggering 28 billion pixels each
James Franco's frantic behavior—could be ADD. He plots his next film.
Banksy storyboards the darkest Simpsons opening credits sequence ever
