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GOOD Pictures: Go Outside
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From Tweet to Street: Anti-Poverty Campaign Takes Supporters' Messages to Camp David
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Pet Diaries: The Joint-Custody Dog Who Taught Me to Move On
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GOOD Maker Challenge: How Would You Use Storytelling to Improve your Community?
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How Cherokee Is Real Cherokee? Mixed-Race People Discuss Elizabeth Warren
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Bush's Favorite Painting
Interpreting 20th-century art isn't always always easy for the layman. Case in point: George W. Bush misses the meaning of his own favorite...
Culture
Drivers Paint Rosenthalerplatz
In Berlin, a "group of cyclists" dumped many gallons of paint into the middle of Rosenthalerplatz, letting pedestrians, cars, and bikes create a...
Business
Cover of the Gray Lady: Open for Business
In other "Is nothing sacred?" news, the New York Times has started selling ads on its front page. First buyer seems to be CBS News, which is maybe...
Lifestyle
Preserving Lady Gaga's Meat Dress
Lady Gaga's meat dress has been taxidermied and embalmed for public display. Does it matter that we don't know what its message was?
Lifestyle
Hating on the Ladies: The Real Backlash Against Pinterest
Social media criticism should focus on whether a service works, not the people who use it.
Design
GOOD's Taxi Painting Party
Last Sunday, GOOD got together with Gardens in Transit to paint flower decals that will eventually cover thousands of taxis in New York City. You...
Design
Bad Paintings of Barack Obama
Much has been made of how so many talented, young artists came out in support of Barack Obama. But Obama also inspired tons of amateurs and...
News
Pixel Paintings Fit for Hanging
Notorious for embracing new technologies and mediums, it should come as no surprise that David Hockney's latest work explores app-assisted creation.
Education
Watch the Scholar Ladies (Get An A On It)
There have been a few great kids-singing videos to go viral of late, but they're about to face some stiff competition. Here, to the tune of...
Education
Learning History to the Tune of Lady Gaga
Two extremely clever history teachers from Honolulu transform pop songs like Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" into video lessons about European aristocrats.
Lifestyle
Video: Lady Gaga Helps Raise $34 Million for AIDS
Gaga is the 2011 spokesperson for Viva Glam Lipstick, which gives 100 percent of its sales directly to charity. She sells a lot of lipstick.
Culture
Kids Attempt to Explain Lady Gaga
See Lady Gaga the way she was meant to be seen: through the eyes of kids.
Design
Wallflower: The Body Painting of Emma Hack
Maybe it's Thursday. And you haven't had a cigarette since New Year's Eve-other than that slip on Sunday. But still. You've made it four more...
Technology
Intermission: Light Paintings Illuminate Wi-Fi Waves
A group of Norwegians brought the unseen forces of Wi-Fi networks to life.
Design
Women in Industrial Design: Where My Ladies At?
How do we encourage more females to become industrial designers? When I catch wind of a design conference my fingers go scurrying across the...
Design
Why We Need to Paint Books Now
Richard Baker's books portraits When I first saw Richard Baker's portraits of books in the current issue of Poets & Writers magazine, I smiled,...
Environment
White Paint Is the New Peruvian Glacier
A scheme to bring back a glacier on the Chalon Sombrero peak in the Peruvian Andes by painting the mountain white was awarded $200,000 by the...
Cities
Guerrilla Pedestrians Paint Crosswalks on Perilous Streets
As the rest of the city watched the World Cup, Brazilian activists painted pedestrian lines around car-clogged Sao Paolo. The urban repair squad...
Culture
Toronto Pays Artist for Mural, Then Paints Over It
A Toronto artist's commissioned mural was painted over for being "too political."
Design
Intermission: How to Paint a Childhood Classic
Artist Duane Keiser, the man behind "A Painting a Day," animates how to make a proper PB&J with a paintbrush.
