Kathleen Herding's musings on new media.
Hi! I'm Kat and this is my little corner
of Web 2.0 where we can chat about some
of the things I'm so excited about. Like
video blogging, podcasting, social
media, Second Life, YouTube, lipstick,
wikis, RSS, citizen journalism, customer
evangelism, shoes, MoBlogging,
photocasting, tagging, folksonomy,
widgets, Digg, iPod, cute suits, social
bookmarking, massively multiplayer
online games, indymedia, hairstyles,
javascript and Ajax.
Our good friend Telpo writes: A photo of a second, previously unknown version of a well-known family portrait painting by Flemish Renaissance Painter Michel Sittow was released today by ThirdStone Associate International Curator, Telpo Lendolotoproj. Mr. Lendolotoproj's speculation is that it was made by the artist as a lampoon of what might be assumed to have been "difficult' clients."
Labels: art culture
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