Musicmap: the family tree of pop music
Musicmap lays out popular music as one giant chart — from blues and gospel to techno and emo — on a timeline from the 1880s to the 2020s, showing what grew out of what.
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Musicmap lays out popular music as one giant chart — from blues and gospel to techno and emo — on a timeline from the 1880s to the 2020s, showing what grew out of what.
Telegram of the dayA bilingual Russian-English Telegram channel on 20th-century modernist architecture and design: furniture, interiors, forgotten makers and the stories behind objects.
Instagram of the dayMilan illustrator Olimpia Zagnoli: smooth shapes, bold flat colour, book covers, magazine pieces and prints in a style you spot instantly.
San Diego sign painter Koy Sun letters signs, sketchbooks and even vintage suitcases by hand, in the tradition of old-school sign painters.
Pinterest of the dayYellowtrace's board of retail interiors: 370+ pins of shops, showrooms and cafes, from a gallery-like rug store in Jaipur to a Seoul flagship.
Portugal of the dayAz Infinitum is the University of Lisbon's database of Portuguese azulejo tiles: where they are, what patterns and scenes they show, and who made them.
Site of the dayThe most detailed open atlas of Roman roads: an interactive map of the whole empire where you can plot a route like an ancient traveler. A research project that's free to explore.
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Instagram of the dayBrilliant Maps posts quirky thematic maps several times a day: Europe as the Vikings saw it, a clan map of Ireland, countries without passenger trains.
TikTok of the dayA British archaeologist walks you through Roman villas, museum shows and ancient Egypt quizzes, one short video at a time.
Pinterest of the dayMissouri Botanical Garden's board of 250 scientific plant illustrations, from German classroom wall charts to 19th-century watercolors.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA Bishkek centre for traditional music: an ensemble, recordings, seminars and concerts from Karakol to European festivals.