Sometimes art is a patriotic soccer game.
America is starting Graham Zusi and not Kyle Beckerman against Belgium today.
Translation? USMNT is making my soccer crush decision for me.
Don’t worry, Kyle. It’ll be like a Jack and Rose thing, I’ll never let go.
Sometimes art is a red swimsuit. Gone too soon, Farrah.
Sometimes art is a bite that repeats itself. And YES, this is an artful SPORTS POST because look at those ESPN graphics!
Click here to see the Vine of today’s bite outta Italy (thanks, Mirror Football!)
ESPN article profiles Luis Suarez, saying, “No soccer player in the world provokes such a strong emotional response as Liverpool’s striker, with less of an understanding of what lurks beneath the surface.”
I’m more intrigued at the quote from the Toronto Star: “He will do something insane at this summer’s World Cup — mark it down… Eventually, he’ll punch a baby.” Um, excuse me, Cathal Kelly? You lost a bet somewhere in a Canadian sports bar because he bit someone and NOT A BABY.
Sometimes art is an astronaut mural.
Sometimes art has crappy fake flowers inserted in it. #patriotism #usa (at US Navy Memorial)
More than 400 photographs of Franklyn Swantek are on display at the Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick. Swantek was the owner of Swantek Photo Service in Michigan. He was unidentified in the photos until his nephew recognized his portraits in the series.
Of course, when I heard this art news, I immediately jumped to Amelie.
Sometimes art is movies imitating life. The show Striking Resemblance is on display through July.
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