History of the Siren
Sirens have been depicted in Greek mythology as half-woman/half-birds who lure men to their death and by the movies as bad news babes wrapped up in a slinky dress.
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Out of this WESTWORLD - Click here to view our fab Five Friday images inspired by Westworld.
FIVE FABULOUS FRIDAY IMAGES “I guess people like to read about the things that they want the most and experience the least.” — Bernard Lowe
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A week of culture: 7 European galleries to visit that you may never have heard of!
Reflex, Amsterdam Opposite the World famous Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, you’ll find The Reflex Gallery, which was established over 30 years ago by Ria and Lex Daniëls. It ...
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The Tate Gallery, London: How the greyness of Britain colored Van Gogh’s vision.
Photograph by Ashley Jouhar The Sunflowers, by Vincent Van Gogh is a painting we’ve all seen reproduced in books, on T-shirts, posters, place mats, fridge magnets and ...
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Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool. Pop meets Politics.
Photograph: Ashley Jouhar. Copyright: Keith Haring Foundation Speed. Not the drug; but the pace at which Keith Haring created his art. Incredible, fluid strokes applied at ...
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR FAB FIVE IMAGES!🌈 All the Colors of Picasso
"Colors, like features, follow the changes of the emotions.” Pablo Picasso 🎨
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR FAB FIVE IMAGES! Paris, we Louvre you. 👩🎨
“We’ll always have Paris.” – Howard Koch
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Spilling Some Tea
Food fads come and go but tea is a constant. Next to water, it is the most consumed beverage in the world. By 2021, it is projected to be a $44.3 billion market in the US ...
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Did the CIA “Weaponize” Pollock’s Paintings?
Painter Jackson Pollock, dubbed “Jack the Dripper” by Time magazine, was both admired and influential, but did he work for the CIA? Not exactly. However, the CIA did use ...
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Step inside the world of John Newcomb
The Line Between Humans and Animals Painter John Newcomb uses acrylic on canvas to quite literally blur the line between humans and animals. With each image, Newcomb ...
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