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60"Truckload Of Art"
Collectorsofart.com is an artistic website that focuses on bringing "the art world together, old and new alike." It includes pieces on art collecting as a business or hobby,art in the White House and...
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76Pollock Facts
The pollock fish is a popular one for the table and the sports fisherman. (I'm sorry that you thought this was about people from Poland, but that is spelled Polak.) Depending on where...
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76A List of Sustainable Fish and Seafood. Which Fish You Should and Shouldn't Eat.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/macieklew/351022849/ You'd rather not support destructive fishing practices and don't relish the thought of an endangered species on the BBQ – but on the other hand, you’re no...
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817 People Find the Fortune
Do you believe the fortune? The fortune comes suddenly. not everyone get the fortune.The fortune can shown anywhere. Even in places that are not expected. like warehouse, empty house, basement, bathroom, flea...
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79Classic Bedroom Apartment Decoration Using Color Psychology
The classic black and white combination never goes out of fashion. It looks good everywhere and on everybody. Black and white encompass the entire palette -- they are the most general and generous colors,...
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55Mingus magnificus Ah Um
I wonder how many other jazz musicians would have invited their therapists to write liner notes for their albums? Charles Mingus was a unique and brave jazz musician, and the tribute to his qualities by his therapist is both fitting and insightful.
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65The Books
As Paul de Jong glides his bow along his cello, a lyrical whisper emerges inconspicuously from Nick Zammuto who is plucking the strings of his guitar. Touring for the first time to Florida, The Books...
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58Monet Musings
Water Lillies by Claude Monet With brush and oils, Monet spinned some of the most marvelous paintings in the history of art. Which brings me to a recurring thought, of a 'what if'. What if he were with us...
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70Top Ten Things That Are Pissing Me Right Off
This Hub is not intended as a personal attack on anyone. This is me doing what writers do: taking the thoughts in my head, smearing them into a colorful palette of words and then applying them to the page...
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63Hug Your Local Artist
Jackson Pollock's " Number 5" painting sold in 2006 at a private auction for $140 million dollars! The artist painted it in 1948 and he died eight years later at the age of 42. No painting can be worth that...
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