i went to the art museum and saw a painting on linoleum tile, so i went down to the city and found an old building and cut a piece out of the roof. i got a wide paint brush and painted a water mill scene on these green shingles so that the shingles were like woods in the background. how much could i get for this in an art gallery?
Tagged ART, art gallery, art museum, building, City, linoleum, linoleum tile, museum, Paint, paint brush, painting, piece, roof, shingles, tile, water mill
What is Strait Power? straitpower.blogspot.com Strait Power is a hydroelectric solution without the dam problem. The goal of Strait Power Redefine the motor of the Motor City.
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Tagged Alternative Energy, anthony reale, ART, Art and design, Art and engineering, Basking Shark, College for Creative studies, design, Detroit, Detroit River, Extreme design, Extreme engineering, Fluid flow, functional art, green movement, hydro electric power, Hydrodynamics Laboratory, River power, Shark, Strait power, University of Michigan, water turbine
I’m looking for the title of a book that I listened to on tape years ago, but I can’t locate in search engines or at Amazon. The book is a complex thriller about a US-based company that’s set up a base on Antarctica to research it’s new Mars probe. While tracking a missing probe, two of the researchers wind up missing. From there, the plot takes us to a small town in northern Scotland where a local journalist is murdered for some investigative work that he was conducting regarding the local nuclear power plant and and Interpol investigation of a suspected art forger. The story culminates with linking the art forger’s sponsor to several pieces of artwork that supplemented Picasso’s Guernica. We also learn that he sponsor is the head of an international organization that disposes of various hazardous wastes using its secret base on Antarctica. They are also the same people responsible for the missing researchers. I was told that it’s part of a series edited by Tom Clancy. Thanks.
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Tagged amazon, antarctica, ART, art forger, artwork, base, book, forger, hazardous wastes, international organization, investigative work, journalist, mars probe, northern scotland, nuclear power plant, picasso, probe, search, search engines, tape, thriller, title, tom clancy
My seventh grade daughter is going to begin a job-shadowing program this spring, but she doesn’t yet know what she wants to “be when she grows up.” She has a natural talent for drawing, and she’s wonderful with little kids, so she thought perhaps an art teacher. But she wants to keep her options open, as well. She wants a career that’s going to make her salary worth the time, money, and energy that she’ll be putting into college, and she’s heard that teachers don’t really make that much money.
Can anyone give me some ideas of art careers and what they consist of? Any web sites would be helpful, too, that she could go to for a free assessment on her talents and passions. Thanks!
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Tagged ART, art teacher, Career, daughter, drawing, grade, grade daughter, job shadowing, little kids, money, much money, Program, salary, Spring, talent, teacher, time money
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