A short film by Maxim Zhestkov, in which many tiny spheres roll around in white rooms. “The film is a trial to explore the idea that everything around us and inside us is made from simple elements or blocks which can be arranged in complex relationships and become compound structures,
The great, unpredictable poet John Ashbery has died at 90. Here's an episode he appeared in with Kennth Koch in the '60s series USA: Poetry. He shows up at 16:17; outtakes here.
We wish you a safe holiday weekend, full of peace wherever you find it. Perhaps this 2011 Japanese advertisement where a wooden ball plays Bach in the forest.
For sale: a vast collection of horrible, awful, nightmarish things—600 clowns—plus a couple rooms favored by truckers in Nevada. FYI, the owner's only looking for buyers who will preserve the place's character.
This is wonderful: A moving line graphs the motion of everyday objects.
A simple trick from a vocal coach to hear what your voice sounds like to others.
Assembling a 33,600-piece jigsaw puzzle over the course of nine months.
Video comparisons of Houston before and after Harvey shows the flooding is worse than water: In many places, it's a river.
A pair of photography enthusiasts created a small lens that attaches to a blackout blind, turning any room into a camera obscura.
From a flower child's ice-cream pitch to an austere, bedroom-eyes sake ad to a celebrity-heavy XFM spot, David Bowie's appearances in television commercials astutely picked up on the trends of their times.
