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Used to be on Twitter before it was ruined. Now I'm here. Looking forward to speaking up and speaking out 🥂🥂🌊🌊🌊 NO DM's unless we already have an established relationship. #fuckthe🍊💩

So all these supermarkets worldwide are just sitting around waiting for their freezers to be attacked? Freezers that have absolutely no need to be connected to the Internet? How is it possible that I'm better informed and better prepared that all these supermarkets worldwide?

I remember when they were building their new HQ across from the Port Authority in New York City. They commissioned photographer Annie Leibovitz to document the construction and then ran the pics in Vanity Fair. It’s a basic office bldg. They apparently thought it was the first one in Manhattan.  

ALERT: Court orders 1:30pm hearing today in DC federal court in a NAACP legal challenge, which seeks an order blocking the deployment of federal law enforcement agents from serving as "election monitors" at polling places tomorrow

appearances, including walking an anteater through Paris, made him a celebrity far beyond the art world. Cars came up in his work again and again. A few years later, in 1972, he even appeared in advertising for Datsun.

last long. Grass, soil and water aren't kind to a steel car. But it fit perfectly with Dalí's style. He loved putting natural things where they didn't belong, from melting clocks to lobster telephones. He also understood publicity better than almost any artist of his time, and his eccentric public

The car became one of his stranger public stunts. Witnesses reportedly saw him watering it on the streets of Paris. Little is known about how it was made or what happened to it. Only a handful of photos survive, and there's no record of whether the car was ever actually driven. It most likely didn't

Archaeo–Histories: Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí stands next to his grass-covered VW Beetle in Paris in 1970 Photo: Enrique Sabater Few artists blurred the line between their work and their everyday life quite like Salvador Dalí. Around 1970, he covered a VW Beetle in real, living grass.

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