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[This week on the Artblog Reader Advisor: The CIA is watching you on Twitter; electric car-maker Tesla releases its patents; Google begins documenting street art; and the Senegalese government outlaws art that addresses being gay. — the Artblog editors] 

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Photographs of eyes stuck to homes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, by artist JR. (Photo credit: MoSA.)

Google Does Graffiti: The Search Engine’s Latest Database of Street Art

The New York Times

Censorship in Senegal: Country Criminalizes Homosexual Art

Artnet.com

Frick Expansion: Historical Collection Spreads Its Wings

Art in America

What You Need to Know About the Unrest in Iraq

Mother Jones

Genius or Foolish? Tesla Boldly Releases Patents to Public

Wired

cia
Lobby of the CIA Headquarters in Langley, VA. (Photo credit: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images.)

The Ironic Twitter Presence of the CIA

Los Angeles Times

Dali in the Kitchen: The Famed Surrealist’s Little-Known Cookbook

Brainpickings.org

When Nothing is Something: The Latest From Marina Abramović

The Washington Post

 

 

 

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