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Watch Salvador Dalí turn a simple foil sheet into surreal art-in seconds. (1967)

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In 1969, Salvador Dalí was asked to create a new logo for Chupa Chups, resulting in a design as iconic as his famous melting clocks. Dalí integrated the Chupa Chups name into a vibrant daisy shape and, with his sharp sense of branding, recommended placing the logo on top of the lollipop rather than the side, ensuring it would remain visible and intact. Get nore design history in your inbox by subscribing to my newsletter at https://t.co/oDC0iOLipY

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Gil Scott Heron explains the meaning behind ‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,’ a 1991 interview

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Jean-Michel Basquiat painting in the streets of New York City, early 1981.