Six Quick Links for Tuesday Afternoon

Our 33 Favorite Photobooks by Women and Non-binary Photographers in 2021. [theluupe.com]

The Omicron variant was "already spreading in western Europe before the first cases were identified in southern Africa". Again, we should be thanking Botswana & South Africa for raising the alarm so quickly here. [cbsnews.com]

A look at how The National Gallery made frames by hand for six massive paintings by Titian. The gold gilding process was interesting...I'd never seen that done before. [youtube.com]

Artist Sophie Calle took a job as a hotel maid and "with a camera and tape recorder hidden in her mop bucket, she recorded whatever she found in the rooms that she had been charged with cleaning." Fascinating project (and artist). [newyorker.com]

Hypothesis: Succession is based on The Berenstain Bears. [twitter.com]

Font data from @anildash's 1993 floppy disk containing Prince's signature glyph has been recovered by @adafruit and is now a part of the Internet Archive. [hackaday.com]

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