Category: Web/Tech

What is architecture? What do we mean by Post-Modernism? Does Postmodernism still exist in architectural design? As Jameson suggests, “Postmodernism, by definition resists definition”.
Here are some great tips for successful entertaining – everything from your guest list, menu, decorations, and hosting. Melissa gives you great ideas to make your next gathering fun and memorable for you and your guests!
Wirly is the product of the meeting of ex-model Ingrid Bjerge and a former Jesuit priest.

How to understand and appreciate art that has no recognizable subject matter. Elements the artist uses to create energy, emotion and meaning in abstract or “modern” art.
Have you ever wanted to be James Bond?
The Internet has changed our lives to a huge extent and its scope has widened over a period of time. People are being attracted to the latest features like online video sharing and they are using it rampantly to share their world with others.

Almost everyone knows somebody who is an unsigned singer, or is in an unsigned band, and so will be familiar with the dilemmas faced by people in that situation. The Internet helps to bring an enormous array of different people together into one place where they can all potentially hear your music, regardless of age, gender, social class or locality. Unfortunately, that’s also part of the problem of the Internet- with so many people, so many websites, how can you ensure anyone will hear your music? Can it be done?
The visual arts is a natural place for websites to flourish. And because it’s been an increasingly internet connected world with amazingly low costs compared to other media for marketing, the arts has jumped on board the internet long ago. Any artist that doesn’t show work on a website is a relative unknown.
Putting up personalized banners at your party event can add so much to the fun atmosphere of the party as well as serving another purpose. It also tells you what the party is for, not that the guests won’t all ready know but there is something affirming about that personalized banner crying out “congratulations” to the guest/s of honor.

While the world celebrated choreographer George Balanchine’s 2004 Centennial, the diminutive woman who had illuminated his work for over 20 years remained an ethereal whisper in the wings. Jean Rosenthal lit the American stage with the genius of her craft and the magic of her art. A futurist and innovator, she was my eldest cousin and mentor.

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