Now I have a new house, I'm strangely drawn to fancy storage. And as I am now slowly ditching various other ways of collecting information online (especially in the wake of the Pinterest t&c furore), there may well be a resurgence of this kind of note to myself on blogging platforms... but that's for another post.

Enjoying the New York Times new photo archive blog.

My books are currently (mostly) stored away, and so I enjoyed this article about the Martha Rosler Library project, which I saw a few years ago in Edinburgh. I like the author's words that the project, in part, was about, "reviving the library as a site and source of inspiration, dialogue, dispute and perhaps rebellion".

The image is by Tracy Mackenna and Edwin Janssen: Truth, Error, Opinion (2008), still image projection, 180 x 240 cm, 20 mins

I love Ghostbusters, not Ghost. And I'm in need of cheering up. This illustration brought a smile to my face. Thanks Scott C.

This A house looks pretty perfect for me, or indeed for anyone whose name begins with A.

A film of Heather and Ivan Morison's project for the Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool 2008.

I can currently see 12 very mischievous magpies from my window, so this print by Woop studios seems very appropriate.

Woop Studios have made a series of prints, each of which illustrate a collective noun. I like an aurora of polar bears.