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Maria Monti, a multi-faceted muse who's inhabited the worlds of film (appeared in Leone & Bertolucci works), stage, cabaret, avant-garde and experimental music, will turn 90 on June 26th.

Il Pavone is a beautiful track from her 1974 album Il bestiario.

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Happy 90th, Terry Riley.

Photo by Kyle Johnson.

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Styrofoam Winos/Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band

Green Lantern, Lexington KY. 6.19.25

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Bird (detail) from Fresco from the House of the Golden Bracelet aka the House of the Wedding of Alexander, Pompeii, Italy,  (30-35 AD)

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Vivian Maier

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Eisie and Dick. 1974. Fred Herzog.

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Colonial Cubism, Stuart Davis, 1954

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Some Atlantic City bathing beauties through the years.

Top: Around 1905

Middle: Lovely ladies at Chicken Bone Beach/Missouri Ave, late 1950's. Photo: John W. Mosley

Bottom: Bikini contestants at the Atlantic City OP Surf Pro, States Ave., aka Gas Chambers. 1983.

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Mr. Ghost Crab (Ocypode quadrata) just letting us know it's his beach, and we didn't argue with him.

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Magazine, Definitive Gaze.

Old Grey Whistle Test, 1978

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Alfred S. Mira, Greenwich Village, 1930s. Oil on board.

The exact location of this painting is uncertain. It could be where Greenwich meets West 13th Street or 11th Street. The site could also be Seventh, Greenwich and West 11th, across from where St Vincent’s used to be. The tower in the right hand corner looks like the top of the (now) Jefferson Square Library. Those spots claim to be the diner in Hopper’s “Nighthawks.”

Photo: Ephemeral New York

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A pummeling, sonic jackhammer off of the upcoming album from these Ottawa space rockers.

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This guy paid a visit to our tickweed in the garden today, was kind enough to pose for some photos.

Not a butterfly expert, but thanks to the internet, i believe he's a Great Spangled Fritillary (Speyeria cybele).

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William Eggleston

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Four Pinball Machines, Wayne Thiebaud, 1962

Oil on canvas 68 x 72 in. (172.7 x 182.8 cm)

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Minneapolis, 1978. Blurb about them here

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Marlon Brando and Mary Ellen Mark