Rejoice: A Retrospective of Avtar Gill, the Cincinnati Hat Man: now at Thunder-Sky Gallery.
Cincy in NYC: next week, some of the best the Queen City has to offer is showing off in the Big Apple [read the back story here].
Cincinnati Union Terminal – Those Were the Days: on the history and development of Cincinnati Museum Center.
Kentucky for Kentucky: a company that makes goods celebrating the Commonwealth and its Unbridled Spirit.
The 20 Dirtiest Cities in America: a kinda interesting listicle.
NY 77: a documentary on NYC in 1977 — on the one hand, an almost bankrupt city, on the other, the birth of punk and hip hop.
Tim Shreier: some lovely NYC street photography.
Department of Everyday Visualingual 
How did Texas only merit one city in the ‘Dirtiest” rankings?
I get L.A., I was up in the hills & looking down at the city & all I saw was a brown cloud…
Quimbob, I don’t know. Is Texas that dirty?
That’s been my impression. I’m mainly talking about insides, tho.
Hmm. I wouldn’t say that about Austin, and the only other town in Texas I’ve visited [briefly] was Amarillo, home of Cadillac Ranch. That definitely seemed like a dusty, Wild West-type place.
Where there’s a river, there’s a sh**hole.