RJ Rushmore

Disney fired and unfired Jimmy Kimmel the right way.

by Ezra Klein

Have seen the Philly version of this ad too.

Nancy Mace tweet: Time to bring back the death penalty superimposed on an image of Mr. Burns tenting his fingers as he talks to a crowd

Smithers whispers in Mr. Burns's ear

Mr. Burns pushes Smithers away

Nancy Mace tweet: We truly belive if Tyler Robinson had ever sat down across from Charlie, the great debater, the man of faith and grace he was Tyler wouldn't have pulled the trigger superimposed on an image of a chastened Mr. Burns speaking to the crowd about a different subject

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40-Year-Old David Wojnarowicz Mural Resurfaces, Only to Be Hidden Again The stewards of the artist’s legacy hope that a work miraculously discovered in Louisville, Kentucky, now covered up by the building’s developer, can see the light of day once more.

When architect Moseley Putney took down a wall in a mixed-use development in Louisville, he revealed a 1985 David Wojnarowicz mural. “I popped a hole in the drywall and ripped enough out that I could put a flashlight on it. And there it was,” Putney said. “It was like looking into a freakin’ tomb.”

The Waterfront Journals by David Wojnarowicz - Philadelphia Fringe Festival Step into the raw, poetic universe of The Waterfront Journals by David Wojnarowicz. Stories plucked from street corners and late-night diners blend haunting confessions and gritty lyricism. Journey th...

This September, I’ll be directing “The Waterfront Journals by David Wojnarowicz” during #PhillyFringe2025. True stories plucked by David from friends and strangers at the piers, street corners, and late night diners of the 1970s/80s. Tickets available now: phillyfringe.org/events/the-w...

MIW's (Parking) Signs of the Times Catching up with anonymous artist MIW, peppering Philly with realistic street signs promoting pro-labor, pro-SEPTA, and anti-Trump messages

Catching up with the anonymous artist MIW peppering Philadelphia with realistic street signs promoting pro-labor, pro-SEPTA and anti-Trump messages. 

MIW's (Parking) Signs of the Times Catching up with anonymous artist MIW, peppering Philly with realistic street signs promoting pro-labor, pro-SEPTA, and anti-Trump messages

MIW is a new street artist putting up realistic-looking (but radical) street signs across Philly and NYC. Get to know them via @thephilacitizen.bsky.social - thephiladelphiacitizen.org/miw/

The graffiti in downtown Casper, WY is 💯💯💯💯.

“every single incentive structure on the internet pushes you against challenging power” is the essential weakness of the entire creator economy and it was purposefully designed that way

Life comes at you fast

these people hate DEI because they would be unemployable in any system where they couldn’t rely on favoritism and nepotism

This is fantastic. Love it. I have written for years about how hacking could be the next phase of street art, but honestly examples are rare.

How a Chinese-American Artist “Cowboy” Saved Graffiti for Future Generations An artist, a gallerist, and a curator come together to discuss the legacy of Martin Wong, the self-taught painter who amassed one of the world's most significant street art collections.

My podcast about the Martin Wong graffiti collection with artist Lee Quinones, gallerist Wendy Osloff, and curator Sean Corcoran is out. Some wonderful stories from a pivotal era.

If you're in congress and you aren't publicly in favor of banning the trading of individual stocks by people in congress, get your head out of your fucking ass.

Ahhhhh@nerdjpg.com • 23h Guys we need communism Love for All @stoporangefasci... • 2h My grandfather fought against the Soviets in WW2. No. Full stop. -mOX @moxiest.art so... sorry, just one quick follow-up... April 3, 2025 at 1:24 PM

Do you hate abortions?

How much further to the right did the democrats need to go? They had the Cheney family endorsements.

Art for Change: Joe Boruchow, the Paper Cutter Artist Joe Boruchow emplys paper cutouts to create site-specific street art and murals in unexpected and unmissable places

From mailboxes to murals, Joe Boruchow turns Philly into his canvas. His cut-paper art may start small, but it speaks volumes.
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Wow, this interview was shocking—nothing has convinced me more that Schumer is completely out of touch.

Agreed. Wild confidence in the face of reality.

For the past six years, I have curated what is too often the only mural to go up for Pride in New York City.

If you're a queer artist who wants to be considered for this year‘s mural, slide into my DMs or email. @queerstreetart.bsky.social

#queerart #pride #streetart #queersky

#graffiti from REW and a Village of Arts and Humanities Mural in Philly. Equally impressive in very different ways.

Gage (RIP) and Distort #graffiti in Philly’s Norris Square neighborhood. Gloomy day for a gloomy building.

Found a dead cat today on the street in Philly. Sad, but interesting.

@jaycatt7 tweeted: “My roommate described Republicans as the mass shooter and Democrats as Uvalde cops, and I can't get it out of my head”

I hate how accurate this feels right now🫣

Queer cowboy in particular. Orville Peck, Chappell Roan. Something about all of us seeing Brokeback Mountain as kids and wanting to claim space in a field that is stereotypically conservative? But yes, also there is SO MUCH of this and it is silly.

Duane Puryear holding the AIDS quilt panel he completed before his death. It reads "MY NAME IS DUANE KEARNS PURYEAR. I WAS BORN ON DECEMBER 20, 1964. I WAS DIAGONISED WITH AIDS ON SEPTEMBER 7, 1987 AT 4:45 PM. I WAS 22 YEARS OLD. SOMETIMES, IT MAKES ME VERY SAD. I MADE THIS PANEL MYSELF. IF YOU ARE READING IT. I AM DEAD..."

Every time some elected democrat sucks off Reagan, I think about Duane.