Featured art: Cthulhu seems to be angry in this illustration by Tim Sievert.
Featured art: a stylized, joyous toddler rides a bubbling tricycle in this print by Scott Neff.
Photography: Daniel Corrigan, who lensed the cover of The Replacement’s Let It Be, wanted to be a CIA agent.
Book: Ephemeral Impressions looks at the history of graphic design on items such as posters, beer cans, and bumper stickers in Minnesota.
Museums: The New York Times on William M. Griswold leaving the Institute of Arts.
Art notes 06.05.07
Jun 5 2007 — 2:00am
1 Reader Comment
12:19 pm
When is Cthulhu not angry? Being banished to a sleepless dreamstate at the bottom of the ocean does that to an elder god.