Our friend Juan Ignacio Moralejo and some of his friends have opened a combination gallery, library, videoteque, bakery, and super hang out called Canasta in Buenos Aires.

Two words nobody would use to describe me! But seriously folks, check out the Style Guide by my favorite newspaper, The Guardian. (Download the Style Guide as a PDF link is on the left.)

A nerd’s dream: quickly and painlessly search over 10,000 libraries for the book you want. Now that I can find the books I’ve always wanted to look at, all I need now is the power of flight, more free time, and a way to get by without eating or money. I think doing a lot of speed can give me all three; it worked for Andy Warhol. (Thank you Tiffany for the link)

In 2000 Brett Easton Ellis composed emails collected under the title “AmPsycho 2000 Emails” that were sent from main character Patrick Bateman to his therapist. Users could sign up to receive these emails at Universal’s website for the movie.

I am most proud of my art.
Upon entering the thirty-six foot long gallery you are met by Warhol’s Double Elvis, which shares wall space with a Damien Hirst Dot painting and a Donald Baechlor Ice Cream Cone.
The living room is filled with mostly monochromatic or muted works by masters such as Leger, Picasso, Balthus, and Rothko.
The dining room is where I keep my collection of Motherwell, Kenneth Noland, Morris Louis, and Frankenthaler, all of which look remarkable by candlelight.
The library is where I keep my collection of 20th Century Photographs. I was one of the earliest collectors. Stieglitz, Mapplethorpe, and Sherman are my favorites. And I have a collection of Hurrell photographs in my dressing room that inspire me.
Oh yes, and plenty of mirrors.