Top 5 Songs This Week

1. Somebody I Use To Know by Gotye Featuring Kimbra

2. We Are Young By Fun. Featuring Janelle Monae

3. Glad You Came By Wanted

4. What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)

5. Wild Ones by Flo Rida Featuring Sia

Top 5 Songs This Week

1.What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) By Kelly Clarkson

2.Set Fire To The Rain By Adele 

3. Give Me All Your Luvin'

4. Turn Me On David Guetta Featuring Nicki Minaj

5.Somebody That I Used To Know By Gotye Featuring Kimbra



Most Inspirational Video You Will Ever See

Very inspirational poem. He explains why he loves Jesus and hates religion. He shows us that religion might not be correct all the time. He shows you not to mask yourself and say your a good Christan because you go to church. I would recommend this video to everyone and anyone. Please check it out it will change your life.

Top Five Songs This Week

1. Set Fire To The Rain By Adele

2. Good Feeling by Flo Rida

3. Sexy And I Know It By LMFAO




4. We Found Love By Rihanna Featuring Calvin Harris

5. Turn Me On David Guetta Featuring Nicki Minaj

A Trove To a Brillant Artist

The Walker Art Center first brought the Merce Cunningham Dance Company to Minneapolis in 1963 for a performance of the choreographer's Antic Meet (1958). For this Cunningham had Robert Rauschenberg design and make the set pieces and costumes which were hand painted tank tops with a tattoo-style eagle holding an American flag in its beak and white scrunched-up parachutes for dresses that bounced to the slapstick effect as the dancers went through there routine. 

A hand-painted unitard from Summerspace, 1958



Now two years since Cunningham died at the age of 90 and after five decades of supporting his works of art through many hardships he finally received a trove of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company's set pieces, costumes, painted backgrounds and props made in collaborations with artists such as Rauschenberg, John Cage, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, and Roy Lichtenstein, as well as some younger artists such as Ernesto Neto, Charles Long, Daniel Arsham, and Rei Kawakubo.

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Top Five Songs This Week

 1.  Set Fire To The Rain Adele

                     

 2. Good Feeling By Flo Rida (This Weeks Favorite)

3. Sex And I Know It By LMFAO

 

4. We Found Love By Rihanna Featuring Calvin Harris

5. Someone Like You By Adele

Top Five Songs This Week

1. I Care By Beyonce

2. You Da One By Rihanna

3. Sexy And I know It LMFAO

4. Domino By Jessie J

And My Personal Favorite This week Coming At 5. Ray Charles By Chiddy Bang

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Southern Comforts

Robert Gwathmey's 1962, oil on
canvas, sold for an artist's record of $72,000 at auction

On November 17 a sale of American Art At the Swann Galleries set a new all time new record for work by social realist painter Robert Gwathmey. Mr.Gwathmey is most famous for his depictions of African American Life in the South. Prologue II, an oil canvas sold for 72,000 meeting the estimate of 60,000/90,000. The previous artist record of 33,350 dollars was set in 1995. The Prologue II more than doubles that.

Why I think this piece of artwork is so loved by people is because it is a honest depiction of the hardships the slaves had to endure. It shows the ugly past of America and what we have done to overcome and not go back to our old ways of slavery.  

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