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ARPANET, forerunner to the internet, was first used on October 29, 1969. Here is the network in 1970 after one year of existence.

hifructosemag

Andrea Salvatori subverts art-historical themes and motifs in his sculptures, reimagining the interior of Renaissance-style figures or conjuring unsettling forms that emerge from pottery. See more on HiFructose.com.

bourtange

straight people should have to wear “VISITOR” badges when they go to gay bars

kingjaffejoffer

#EthicalDraggings

thee-renaissance-man

Fuck the Police

mythwords

tanuki-kimono

Reconstitution of the winter outfit worn by the lady in the “Legend of snowy night” (Yuki no yo no densetsu) illustration by Yumeji Takehisa

In the past, as central heating was definitely not a thing in Japan, kimono were worn heavily layered* to help keeping body warmth :)

(* I have found different names for those middle layers, nakagi and dounuki being apparently the most used)

le-pokerus

maburito

shadowkixx

Ultra Necrozma: *exists* that Seaking:

takashi0

itsgeauxtime-deactivated2023082

“Really? You wear that hat with that top? That’s what you’re wearing to my

ascension?”

philamuseum

Coming of age during the dramatic cultural shifts of the 1960s and 70s, the artists in “Off the Wall: American Art to Wear” explored nontraditional materials and methods to create adventurous, deeply imaginative works. See them up close starting November 10. “International Levi’s,” 1973, by Anna VA Polesny (Promised gift of The Julie Schafler Dale Collection) Photo by Otto Stupakoff © Julie Schafler Dale