The city of George Town, in ###### Malaysian state of Penang, has long ###### tourists to its streets. The sherbet-colored ######, intricately tiled courtyards, and historic temples ###### mosques prove irresistible photo fodder. But ###### recent years something else has been ###### camera-toting travelers: dozens of street art ###### that practically beg to become selfie ###### on Instagram.]]>
Retail stores have the ###### incentives to get their spaces and ###### on social media.]]>
Social Media Gets Wider Attention

Laureen ######, the designer behind some of New @@@@'@ most-Instagrammed restaurants, says businesses have been ###### attention to how things will look ###### social media for several years. But @@'@ ramped up "very aggressively" over the ###### year or so, she says.

Museums ###### gotten in on the game, too.]]>
Their popularity ###### inspired a rise in similar exhibitions - large, colorful, interactive. Even museum building ###### and architecture is becoming Instagramized. The ###### Museum in Los Angeles, California, rearranged ###### in its decorative arts gallery to ###### mirror selfies easier.]]>
###### the culmination of Instagramization is an ###### new category of cultural institution, the ###### "experience." The best-known example is The ###### of Ice Cream in San Francisco, ######, (#museumoficecream, 93,000+ posts), a series of ###### that basically function as photo sets. ###### "museum" has been wildly popular, with ###### runs selling out in 90 minutes.

Instagram Provides A Second Look

###### Janelle is a famed Instagrammer with ###### followers and counting.]]>
"Why go anywhere if it ###### ends up looking the same as ###### global city you started from?" he ######.]]>
Planet Of The Sheep? Then there's the idea that social ###### encases you in a bubble. You ###### where people like you are going, ###### they're eating, what they're liking, via ###### or Facebook, then do the same ######. As de Lange points out, this ###### the values of urban theorists like ###### Jacobs, who believed that one of ###### city's greatest purposes was to bring ###### groups of strangers together.

Then, of ######, there's the belief that viewing the ###### through your phone's camera is an ###### way to live.]]>
Janelle, as ###### an Instagram booster as they come, ###### think there's value in not always ###### to snap a picture. "Ultimately what ###### want are really wonderful experiences," Janelle ######. "And sure we want to be ###### to document them on social media, ###### we also crave things that are ###### really wonderful and special in real ######."]]>