Look what Wine and Bowties found:

“Dazed & Confused publisher Robert Montgomery, equipped with a poetic, subversive sense of humor, and inspired by the Situationist Movement of 1960s France, found a way to channel that frustration into public works of art. Drawing on the artistic tradition of détournement, Montgomery hijacks advertising space, turning billboards into poetic, abstract reflections and critiques on capitalism and the modern lifestyle. Turning a vehicle of mindless capitalism into something intellectually engaging and challenging? Seems like something we can get behind.”
–B. Williams

by Michael Schubart

“Bathtime in Clerkenwell”, by The Real Tuesday Weld, directed by Alex Budovsky

the opening shot of kubla-khan’s… i mean, citizen kane’s “stately pleasure-dome”:

via FlowingData:

“As intelligence goes up, happiness goes down. See, I made a graph. I make lots of graphs.”
–Lisa Simpson