A weekly art magazine from 1896, a rack of romance comics, and web ephemera given a permanent address. None of it was meant to last.
A year of a website, printed as a numbered, signed pocket book
→ mundomendo.com
The Blondin family's 1996 nine-month road-trip website, still online as published
→ blondins.com
Infinite scrolling collage of archived GeoCities pages
→ cameronsworld.net
1960s–70s counterculture art archive for design inspiration
→ faroutcompany.com
A digitized 1929 guidebook for American women traveling solo to Paris
→ babel.hathitrust.org
Fifty years of punk, assembled from the flyers up
→ theawesomer.com
The Munich weekly that gave Jugendstil its name, every issue scanned at Heidelberg
→ digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de
160 pages of dead-serious romance comics from the 1950s to the early '70s
→ amazon.com
The architect's decades-long, cash-driven trade in ukiyo-e prints
→ openculture.com
One conversation, exported as a website you can open in 20 years
→ messagealbum.com
A permanent headstone for the project you finally admitted was dead
→ bury.lol
A permanent home on the web for one Markdown file
→ share.markedapp.com
Four hundred handwritten confessions, dropped in a box
→ whatwetellai.com