Architects are notoriously detailed people. And they have some feedback regarding Trump’s ballroom. The New York Times has a good article with interactive scrolling details that show the issues.
Category: Art
Fine art, painting, photography, mixed media, sculpture
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5 architectural concept buildings
Here are five buildings whose architecture seeks to create a sense of harmony and place within the environment around it. The designs things to blend with the space around it.
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Spotlights
Spotlights, 2026, digital illustration
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Powerline giants
A really cool design proposal that would have built, powerline transmission towers as human looking giants.
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The history of tarot
Playing cards have been around for nearly 500 years, but their form as tarot cards has only been around since the mid 18th century.
Whether or not we believe that the cards of the tarot have supernatural powers, we all think of them primarily as tools for divination. It might seem as if they’ve played that cultural role since time immemorial, but in fact, that particular use only goes back to the eighteenth century. They were, at first, playing cards, used for a game known as tarocchi in Renaissance Italy. That was the original purpose of the oldest tarot cards in possession of the Victoria and Albert Museum, which you can see unboxed by curator Ruth Hibbard in the video above.
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The value of AI art
Josh Collinsworth delves into the value of AI art.
The public reaction to AI-generated art, of every kind, might have been awe or joy at first. But the longer time goes on, and the more of this newly cheap material floods the figurative market, the more the reaction becomes decidedly negative.
The output of generative AI is novel, to be sure, and it can even be enjoyable at times. But what it isn’t any longer is: valuable.
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2025 Dark Sky photography winners
2025 Dark Sky photography winners. The cool thing about this collection are the technical details in the locations about the photos.
