It's now 1994 in the year-in-one-track mashups from the Hood Internet.
It's now 1994 in the year-in-one-track mashups from the Hood Internet. And catching up with the rest of '90s, here's 1993, 1992, 1991, and 1990.
It's now 1994 in the year-in-one-track mashups from the Hood Internet. And catching up with the rest of '90s, here's 1993, 1992, 1991, and 1990.
Seems like a good time to just stare at this for a while: the mesmerizing video for Ólafur Arnalds's soothing "Woven Song."
This is beautiful: mirrors above Mauna Loa at night.
Via the excellent The Kid Should See This, a portrait from PBS of what it's like to be a 10-year-old—possibly the best age for the present moment. Every ten-year-old kid goes through big changes, all while simultaneously learning to navigate and understand the
A short surreal film about the effects of war, starring a man with a turbine for a face who falls in love with a ceiling fan. Via Colossal
Wonder why your little sister is suddenly QAnon-adjacent? Blame pastel colors on Instagram.
From a recent profile of the dancer Lil Buck in the New York Times: “I don’t even know if it could be called dancing, but I just jumped up and started moving around because I felt it so much,” he said in a recent interview from Los Angeles, where
Israeli artist Michal Levy, who experiences chromaesthesia, "in which sounds and music provoke visuals," does a rendering of John Coltrane's "Giant Steps." Via Open Culture
"It is fun to keep being baffled by what happens." Foreign correspondents describe what it's like covering American politics.
An 85-year-old school building "walks" across Shanghai in 18 days.