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69Jackson Pollock- True Artist?
I was actually writing a ghost blog earlier today about Jackson Pollock. As I thought back to my Art History class I remembered the debate about his work and how so many people say that it “looks like a two year old painted it”. I too was in...
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69Top 10 things to do online when you are bored
Are you bored? Then look at this, and you are sure to find something to do for a while. Even if you are really bad at art, you can still suprise yourself with your artistic skills on this website: http://jacksonpollock.org/ Just move your mouse...
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71The tragic world of Enid Blyton and her wonderful books - Age wise suggested reading of her many series
Enid Blyton was a prolific writer who wrote books for children of all ages. These books are still as popular today as they were a century ago when they were first published.
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81Jackson Pollock: Abstract Expressionism
Jackson Pollock was the leader of the New York School or the Abstract Expressionists in the 1940's through the 1950's. His art, and other art of the New York School, continued the natural evolution of art that began with the Surrealists, opening a...
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72Scotrail No Ticket Video - Man Gets Thrown off Train
The Scotrail No Ticket video on YouTube has gone viral. Millions have people have tuned in to watch how a young man gets thrown off a train by a burly passenger, after refusing to budge when the ticket inspector orders him off.
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67Film Review: Romper Stomper
A gritty look into the underbelly of the Melbourne skinhead movement. This review gives a quick peek at a movie that should not be missed. Read the review, watch the trailer and learn some interesting tidbits about Romper Stomper.
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70SHIELD NICKEL VALUE CHART AND HISTORY
The Shield Nickel was a coin produced by the United States Mint. Despite being made of 75%copper and 25% nickel, there is mass value in the Shield Nickel. The Shield Nickel was designed by James B. Longacre. Due to the Civil War, most half-dimes...
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55Untitled Ramblings
This hand becomes weathered through five day work weeks. I think of Jackson Pollock and start to smile and a hurricane cannot triumph over the human being. This is no game of euchre. It is a roster list of components, of long silences....
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72What I love about Mixed Media and Multimedia Art
The simplest definition for multimedia: Using more than one medium, but there is actually a little more to it than that. In order to understand multimedia, you first need to understand mixed media art and the difference between the two
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65Jackson Pollock |abstract art
Jackson Pollock was an American painter who had forsaken the paintbrush in order to let paint drip onto the canvas in patterns and swirls and blobs of color. Jackson Pollock was perhaps the most important...
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