• What’s really changed 10 years after the Snowden revelations?

• O Museu de BD de Beja ainda não existe, mas a sua colecção está de visita a Lisboa

• The Strangest Computer Manual Ever Written

• Sales of vinyl albums overtake CDs for the first time since the late ’80s
• Apple, Atari, and Commodore, oh my! Explore a deluxe home vintage computer den

• ‘I was the Spotify of the 1980s!’ The Italian pirate mixtape empire that brought pop to the people
• Explore Hundreds of Exquisite Botanical Collages Created by an 18th-Century Septuagenarian Artist
• Marcin Wichary made a typewriter simulator as part of his forthcoming book about keyboard, Shift Happens. (via kottke)

• Rotating sandwiches (via waxy)
• What drum machines can teach us about AI?
• David Hockney Interview: The World is Beautiful
• Foram “descongeladas” imagens raras da “idade heróica” das expedições à Antárctida
• Já sem canções, o património de Leonard Cohen ainda é alvo de disputa em tribunal

• Yes, These Spider Species Are Named After The Big Lebowski

• Master Blaster Charles Daniels Reveals his Unseen '60s Era Photo Archive: The B&H Photography Podcast
• The photographer with 60,000 undeveloped images of rock history ‘waiting to come back to life' (via Messy Nessy)
• O dark side do Porto, anos 1990, uma história para todos os tempos

• An Animated Music Video for a Jarvis Cocker Cover, Directed by Wes Anderson
• How Vinyl Records Are Made (feat. Third Man Records)
• Diaries of Note is a daily celebration of the diary

• Grab bags, café raids and booze – how Tour de France cyclists refuelled in the 1960s
• I don’t want to log in to your website
• Veloso Salgado fez parte de uma comunidade de pintores em França e nunca os esqueceu
• All You Touch and All You See: ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ at 50

• The Barter Archive
• The museum of sound

• AI-generated fiction is flooding literary magazines — but not fooling anyone
• Is the Panic Over AI Art Overblown? We Speak With Artists and Experts.
• Inside the World's Most Dangerous Ball Game
• Portraits famous photographers have taken of their partners (via kottke)
• Stop using your phone number to log in

• Illusory Wealth Victor Dubreuil’s Cryptic Currencies
• Exposição revela em Lisboa bastidores de cinco estúdios portugueses de animação
• Arquivo de David Bowie fica à guarda do Victoria & Albert e abrirá ao público
• How Bill Gates’ Minesweeper addiction helped lead to the Xbox
• Computadores quânticos maiores dão mais erros? Já não é bem assim
• Scribble Diffusion turns scribbles into detailed images (via waxy)

• Dragon Ball? Japan baffled by iron sphere washed up on beach
• Robert Polidori Documents Over 20 Years Of Restorations At The Palace of Versailles
• 7 super-rare album covers designed by basquiat, warhol, nan goldin, and more
• Some works of Kiyoshi Awazu

• The Impossible Architecture of Étienne-Louis Boullée
• Crêpes?
• A collection of pixel art by Takashi Maeda
• Watercolor paintings of hotel rooms by Kei Endo

• Shigeru Miyamoto is working with his hands again
• Conspiracy Theorists Are Coming for the 15-Minute City
• Muere Leiji Matsumoto, autor del célebre personaje de manga ‘Capitán Harlock’
• ‘The world wasn’t ready for him’: José Pinhal, the Portuguese kitsch-pop icon rescued from obscurity
• ‘I hope it gives young people some ideas!’: David Hockney’s immersive art show – photo essay
• Starring the Computer is a website dedicated to the use of computers in film and television.
• Névoa mística nas pinturas de Monet? Estudo diz que, afinal, é poluição atmosférica

• Security Envelope Patterns
• A collection of optimial square packing for small numbers of squares (via Some Bits: Nelson's Linkblog)

• How Rust went from a side project to the world’s most-loved programming language
• A casa do arqueólogo que descobriu o túmulo de Tutankhamon está de cara lavada
• Ice Merchants: o fogo e o gelo
• 1933 Article Refers to the Legendary Frida Kahlo as the “Wife of a Master Mural Painter”

• The Midnight Parasites (1972), directed by Yoji Kuri (via boing boing)
• How to Paint Like Hayao Miyazaki
• AI-Generated 'Seinfeld' Show Banned on Twitch After Transphobic Standup Bit

• A guide to (not) understanding quantum mechanics

• katrien de blauwer - photographer without a camera
• Burning Man was better in 1963...

• Cartazes cinenima
• Ukiyo-e de Ishikawa Toraji
• Movie Poster of the Week: The Illustrated Claudia Cardinale (via this isn' t happiness)
• Alguns desenhos de Osamu Tezuka

• Indian Gig Poster Archive
• A book about Arcade Game Typography
• “O que foi e não volta a ser”: uma viagem pelos últimos 100 anos de Macau
• Closer to Johannes Vermeer - Explore his life and all his paintings
• Colours of Africa

• "Lava" by Luca Galavotti, a Lanzarote landscape series
• Censored Art Today - a new book
• A tragedy pushed to the shadows: the truth about China’s Cultural Revolution
• As metamorfoses dos corpos em Paris
• Descoberta biblioteca secreta com 70 mil livros na Alemanha
• In Japan, Electrifying Nights of Punk Live On
• Yamaha Music Sirens
• ‘Nothing, Forever’ Is An Endless ‘Seinfeld’ Episode Generated by AI (via Motherboard)

• The work of Patsachon Toyingpaiboon (via It's nice that)
• The Calculator Drawer
• Books & Sleeves II - a new set of animated covers
• Books & Sleeves – a new set of animated cover
• Visualizing prime numbers with basic geometric shapes
• The Mystery of the Dune Font (via MetaFilter)
• CatGPT

• The Blood Collages of John Bingley Garland (ca. 1850–60)
• He Was Tom Verlaine, Patti Smith remembers her friend
• The ‘OK’ Computer, Apple Lisa Legacy
• Joe Paton: “algumas abordagens à Inteligência Artificial ignoram a história natural”
• The generative AI revolution has begun—how did we get here?
• The science (and business) behind COVID-19 disinformation. And what to do about it.
• Cistercian Numerals (via kottke)

• Ruas do Género
• A Japanese pictorial map of Europe from 1924 (via Messy Nessy)
• Disturbed loner? Gentle recluse? Opinions on an infamous Maine hermit run the gamut
• The female Abstract Expressionists of New York shook the world of art
• Mozilla.org's 25th anniversary
• Chronophoto, guess the year photos were taken (via waxy)
• Google’s new AI turns text into music

• The artist Marcel Duchamp (via 3 Quarks Daily)

• Shimamoto Shozo making a painting by hurling glass bottles of paint against a canvas

• Algumas obras de Amadeu Souza Cardoso

• As colagens de Shusaku Takaoka
• Wonders of Street View (via waxy)

• A Detailed Documentary Traces the Process of Making Artistic Manhole Covers in Japan

• Easily Distracted? You Need to Think Like a Medieval Monk
• Pioneering Apple Lisa goes “open source” thanks to Computer History Museum

• Manolo Prieto Covers are Low-Cost and High-Quality
• Revisiting Apple’s ill-fated Lisa computer, 40 years on
• The King of Kowloon: my search for the cult graffiti prophet of Hong Kong
• Bicycle graveyards: why do so many bikes end up underwater?

• Nick Cave's thoughts on ChatGPT
• ChatGPT Is a Mirror of Our Times

• All the Data Apple Collects About You—and How to Limit It

• Community-built miniature cardboard cities

• The Posters of Pedro Almodóvar
• What’s the boogeyman?: Movie posters of John Carpenter’s ‘Halloween’ series from around the world
• Banana: After 50 years the ultimate Warhol Velvet Underground mystery is finally (almost) solved!!
• When Keith Haring painted the heavenly body of Grace Jones
• A gallery of sidewalks, and the stamps and seals left by the people who laid them.
• Atletas profesionales afganas bajo el yugo talibán

• Steven Soderbergh has released his annual list of every film, short, TV show, book, play, and short story he watched or read in 2022. (via kottke)

• Jean-Michel Jarre’s “Oxygene Pt. 4” in 19kb of JS code (via waxy)
• Are Pop Lyrics Getting More Repetitive?
• Niche Museums - Find tiny museums near you (via Messy Nessy)
• Visit the “Cat Islands” of Japan, Where Felines Outnumber Humans

• Mário-Henrique Leiria: “Continuo lucidamente bêbado, como de costume”
• Kottke's Best Movie Posters of 2022
• Creative Review's Movie posters of the year 2022 (via kottke)
• Mubi's Best Movie Posters of 2022 (via kottke)
• The Slow Death of Surveillance Capitalism Has Begun

• In 1982 the Itaipu Dam destroyed the Guaíra Falls, the largest waterfalls in the world
• Iron Maiden win Royal Mail seal of approval with 12 stamps

• Atlas of Endangered Alphabets
• Japanese poster for THE RAIN PEOPLE
• Bring back personal blogging
• Super Mario Bros Was Designed on Graph Paper
• How It Feels to Surf the World’s Biggest Wave

• May ’68: Posters of the Revolution
• Images of the Decade
• Mastodon—and the pros and cons of moving beyond Big Tech gatekeepers
• shift happens

• atlas of blobs — Zach Lieberman. Commissioned from M+ museum (via The Pudding)
• 22 Things That Made the World a Better Place in 2022

• Jim Morrison's Poetry Notes
• The 103 Best Book Covers of 2022
• The dirty road to clean energy: how China’s electric vehicle boom is ravaging the environment
• Strike a pose! Audrey Hepburn, Patti Smith and more
• Mastodon is hurtling toward a tipping point
• John Cleese’s classic “silly walk” burns more calories than a normal gait

• Rotaboxes - addicting game
• Browse the largest database of AI

• The beautiful ambiance of a McMurdo summer.
• A tour of techology markets around the world (via Pixel Envy)

• [ RIFFUSION ] - Stable Diffusion for spectogrmas

• Guerrilla NFT. Exploring the socio-political dimensions of NFT technology
• Jornal Quilo
• The Museum of Wonky English (via Spoon & Tamago)
• TODAY'S NUMBER IS...
• Tracing the tracks of Paris chimneys (via Messy Nessy)

• Studio Ghibli Sets New Hayao Miyazaki Film, ‘How Do You Live,’ for Summer 2023 (via boing boing)

• Movie Posters Collection
• MAR1D, a 1-dimensional version of Super Mario Bros.

• Periodic Table of Comic Books
• Retro Sci-Fi Covers
• The History of the URL

• Terrible Lizards: Dinosaur Statues of Questionable Accuracy
• Design Around the World
• Printing Money
• How to make a Risograph animation with Hiromu Oka

• Paul Klee - Hand Puppets
• Gas Mask Museum
• Chocolate cigarettes
• Pattern Collider
• Behold, the Kindle of the 16th Century
• Asteroid Launcher (via boing boing)

• Peter Bogdanovich in Polish Posters
• The race to build a better Twitter
• The Woman Behind Apple’s First Icons

• Online electronic theremin
• I Illustrated National Parks In America Based On Their Worst Review And I Hope They Will Make You Laugh
• mindmelt.party — "real-time hallucinatory music visualizer and networked culture explorer" (via waxy)
• Agonia de Twitter e Facebook abre porta às redes sociais descentralizadas

• Snow Crystals | Wilson Bentley
• The Ten Best Posters of Cannes 2022
• Canadian WWI Posters

• The work of Joel-Peter Witkin
• Museum of 90s Web Buttons
• Jean Fick’s Notebook
• Una historia audiovisual que explora los sonidos de las calles de la Ciudad de México.

• Cereal Box Back
• The book of leaves
• 20 Disturbing Vintage Holiday Cards
• Mitch Rouse Aerials (via Colossal)

• Sunday Paintings by Byron Kim, (via webcurios)
• The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
• John Grant - Boy from Michigan

• Hockney wants us to step inside his works with four-story immersive exhibit
• The work of Ed Templeton
• Is design scared of sex?

• Generative Art with Art Blocks, a new edge
• The honesty of pornography
• The Spiderman of Sudan
• Zamrock – Zambia’s 70s Music
• The peculiar case of japanese web design

• Obsolete Sounds (via Verge)
• From sheep to sea – an ode to the iconic sweater that warms Cornish sailors

• The found object show
• Explore the work of Georgia O'Keeffe
• 14 Self-Portraits by Pablo Picasso Show the Evolution of His Style:

• Watch Heavy Metal Parking Lot
• Haunted Air - A collection of anonymous Hallowe'en Photographs

• Destroyed and Abandoned
• The Tumblr Museum
• Yes, the Inuit have dozens of words for snow – but what does each one mean exactly?
• The Family Museum

• The Radical Life and Photography of Tina Modotti
• The photography of Tina Moddoti
• Half-Renovated Houses
• Vintage Photos of Venus & Serena Playing Tennis as Kids (1991)
• Photos of Indigenous Culture in Alaska Circa 1927

• NYC, In a minor Key by Richard Sandler
• Pre-Revolution Iranian Movie Posters
• Rural Photos of Strange Beauty and Mystery

• Selling dystopia - early promotional artwork for "Metropolis" (via Messy Nessy)
• An Unofficial Guide to Mastodon and the Fediverse

• Floating Phantoms: A. G. Mayer’s Medusae of the World (1910)
• Who Said It: Elon Musk or Mr. Burns?

• A meditative work about the lonely regions of the French Alps.
• Black Sun by Søren Solkær (via IGnant)

• AAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
• Piet programming language
• Franz Fielder

• Flags Of Afghanistan
• Floor 796
• BD Censos revela o tão esperado "perfil do leitor português de banda desenhada"!

• A Tour of Studio Ghibli’s Brand New Theme Park in Japan, Which Re-Creates the Worlds of Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, and Other Classics

• Mechanical Watch
• Bracelli’s Bizzarie di Varie Figure (1624)
• Fungi Collected in Shropshire and Other Neighbourhoods (1860–1902)

• A World Tour of Abandoned Amusement Parks (via Boing Boing)
• bubbles (via waxy)

• A collection of old Japanese cassette tapes
• Digital Museum of Plugs and Sockets
• Socialist souvenirs
• 100 newsstand kiosks from around the world by Trevor Traynor

• Paint the Picture to the Word: Shakespeare Illustration & Artificial Intelligence Art
• O Projeto Invisível #3
• The floods by Nathalie Miebach

• 12 Sunsets - Exploring Ed Ruscha's Archive
• Just four colors are enough for any map. Why?
• A map of the world’s lighthouses, by Geodienst
• Unlikely Simultaneous Historical Events

• The disturbing spectacle of carnival in Haiti - by Leah Gordon (via Guardian)
• Content, Forever
• A Crazy LEGO Journey
• Lisbon Art Weekend

• Brutalita is an experimental font and editor
• prompt.press - AI generated artwork inspired by current events
• Anime ramen shaders

• The Infinite Conversation

• Swedish engineer creates playable accordion from 2 Commodore 64 computers

• The Polaroid Amateur
• Comiclopedia, an illustrated compendium of over 14,000 comic artists from around the world (via Open culture)
• Ekow Nimako’s Building Black series (via Colossal)
• This House Does Not Exist
• Nicheless is a micro-blogging platform for raw, unfiltered thoughts.

• Canon Camera Museum
• HUDS+GUIS

• AI Art Is Challenging the Boundaries of Curation
• Found in a library
• The Encyclopedia of Light

• The artwork of Bel Fullana
• The work of Miguel Aguilar
• The artwork of Beatrice Cussol

• Eric Tabuchi’s Alphabet Truck

• Daft Punk Cafe
• Manhole Covers
• Chaos of daisuke ichiba
• hahhahhhahhhah
• Syrian Cassete Archives
• Japanese Restaurant Videos

• Inside the Great Pyramid
• Mondrian painting has been hanging upside down for 75 years

• The art of Adam Hillman (via Colossal)

• William Shatner writes about his trip to space
• Tracking all Sgt Pepper Photos
• Draw an iceberg and see how it will float (via kottke)
• Carlo Piro's photographic work (via IGant)
• Museu digital da industria conserveira
• Tong Lau - the Colorful Building Blocks (via Present & Correct)

• ‘World’s dirtiest man’ dies in Iran at 94 a few months after first wash (via boing boing)
• Seoul Metro Palettes

• John Carpenter Is Finally Happy—and Making Music

• The work of Kimiaki Yaegashi.
• Ememem - France’s anonymous street artist filling potholes with colourful mosaics (via Messy Nessy)
• Análise da pontuação de 25 obras portuguesas
• Watch a Jaw-Dropping Visualization of John Coltrane’s “Giant Steps” Solo (via Open Culture)

• yuji moriguchi
• Paint with music

• The Egyptian Cassette Archive (via It’s Nice That)

• The artwork of Anastasiya Tarasenko
• 10,000 Vintage Recipe Books Are Now Digitized in The Internet Archive’ (via Open Culture)