I'm sure I went to this mall as a kid because my grandfather's home wasn't too far from here, but I had not been able to register all of this architectural awesomeness as an adult. Long live the caracoles!
I'm aware. I used to live here.
Sex shop at the Guggenheim, we are readyπ π₯
they are all over.
I don't know about that. Chileans are the least seasoned of all Latin Americans lol
Anyhow, if the Guggenheim doesn't work out, I have ideas.
An inverted ziggurat building painted white in Santiago that looks just like the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
A view of spiraling interior ramps show an array of small shops selling fashion, cell phone repair and more.
A shop window features a mannequin in a pleather bra and garters. Above her, a neon sign in yellow reads "Sex Shop."
I'm in Santiago and I made it to South America's Guggenheim. (It was on the life list.) Really, it's a spiral mall, or caracol, an architectural type typical of Chile that came about in the '70s. In this one, you can get your cell phone fixed, get your nails done and buy dildos.
That works, too.
The last one was tighter but I still very much enjoyed this one. Even when he's messy he's very personable.
With gift link! (I remembered!)
"Today, the southern U.S. border is depicted by right-wing figures as a hard line between us and them, two groups with irreconcilable interests. In fact, it isβand has always beenβa polyglot meeting point."
I review Γlvaro Enrigue's latest for @theatlantic.com:
www.theatlantic.com/books/2026/0...
I'm now "I'd like to go back to the hotel and do a face mask" years old.
A structure in a gallery reveals a cube made from stretched canvases. The rear of the canvases are visible, and one is cut to reveal that inside everything is painted black.
An artist who turned his career into an act of refusal during the Vietnam War β Sharon Mizota writes about a two-part retrospective devoted to the singular Wally Hedrick and why his work is so meaningful at this moment.
In Art Insider for @kcrw.com:
email.kcrw.com/wally-hedric...
An interesting story about China and the internet.
www.thenation.com/article/cult...
So advertising is truly going to be the death of us.
www.404media.co/cbp-tapped-i...
Been juggling a million deadlines so Iβm just checking in, but I see that WWIII is going swimmingly.
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
Pope? Holy Roman Emperor?
Experts Point To Long, Glorious History Of Successful U.S. Bombing Campaigns
Experts Point To Long, Glorious History Of Successful U.S. Bombing Campaigns https://theonion.com/experts-point-to-long-glorious-history-of-successful-u-1819575498/
Somebody somewhere will have them on their list! There are so many of these.
On behalf of the Latino Delegation (Gen-X Division), I support Keanu as King!
TikTok has a whole series going in which people imagine who would be on the Wasian Royal Court www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8x5WpN4/
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these people should all hang
βHe was arrogant, literate, obdurate, revengeful, unable to accept mistakes, unwilling to make concessions and given to conspiracy theories.β
Sounds like Trump except for the literate part.
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/28/w...
Kinda like killing a cartel leader. There is always another more violent one to replace him.
the bombings will continue until peace improves
Quick, someone in D.C. google De-Baathification.
Moving non-profit collective AMBOS's booth out of the main fair with no notice is pretty crappy considering that Frieze was happy to beat their own chest about including the group in their press releases.
hyperallergic.com/frieze-la-me...
