Viso Arts

04/01/2026

Every year, we see the same debate over dandelions in our yards, but here’s a serious reminder that we need to think about our buzzing friends. Dandelions might be the “w**d” everyone loves to hate, but they serve a vital purpose—especially for bees. A single dandelion can provide food for over 100 bees in a single day. That’s a pretty incredible return on investment for one little flower!

However, the moment we start spraying Roundup or other chemicals on these flowers, it’s not just the dandelions that suffer—it’s the entire ecosystem. Those chemicals can be deadly for bees and other pollinators, who are already struggling to survive in our increasingly polluted world. So, before reaching for the w**d killer, maybe think about the bigger picture.

Let’s be real for a second: we can all live with a few dandelions, especially if it means helping our bee population thrive. They do more for our world than we give them credit for, and the least we can do is protect their food source. 🌼🐝

12/27/2025

A new to me favorite artist. Martin Kerr.

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12/14/2025

The National Trust for Historic Preservation filed a lawsuit Friday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, representing the first major legal challenge to President Trump’s planned 90,000-square-foot ballroom addition.

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12/01/2025

Netanyahu has become worse than the very thing he hates.

12/01/2025

Finland’s libraries have expanded their role beyond books, and many now lend sewing machines and other tools to the public. According to thisisFINLAND, Finnish libraries act as multimedia-equipped public living rooms and offer imaginative services such as borrowing sewing machines, digitizing old cassettes, or even borrowing art pieces. At Helsinki’s Central Library Oodi, visitors can access not only over 100,000 books but also sewing machines, 3D printers, and recording studios, making it a blueprint for community spaces of the future.

These services are municipally maintained, free of charge, and guaranteed by law, ensuring that everyone, including low-income visitors, can benefit. The idea is rooted in Finland’s commitment to equality and sustainability. By lending sewing machines, libraries encourage people to mend clothes instead of discarding them, reducing waste and supporting the circular economy. This innovative approach shows how libraries in Finland are evolving into hubs of community trust and practical support.

11/03/2025

Thank you, Norway.

Norway launched the world’s first hydrogen-powered cargo ship, sailing silently across oceans with zero emissions, marking a huge step toward green shipping technology.

09/09/2025

This Banksy speaks louder than words.