Photorealistic Paintings, Thatcher Vs. The Arts, Remembering Picasso, And More...

April 8, 2013 Subscribe · Forward SO REAL... Nathan Walsh is a British painter who can't get enough of urban landscapes. The artist pays tribute to places like New York City and Chicago via painstaking details. Continue reading... THE IRON LADY VS. THE ARTS 'We Are Not Actually In Charge Of Life' Remembering Picasso, 40 Years Later AIPAD Hits New York LOOK: New Art Book For Typography Lovers 'Renoir Girl' Unmasked! HuffPost Exclusive: French Horn Rebellion And Viceroy Premiere New Track These Paintings Look So Real You'll Swear They're Photos! HuffPost Exclusive: French Horn Rebellion And Viceroy Premiere New Track These Paintings Look So Real You'll Swear They're Photos! The Best Flash Mob Ever JAMES FRANCO Some More Books: Part 2 Larry Brown's final story/novella at the end of Big Bad Love, "92 Days," is essentially a story about a struggling writer, Barlow, trying to get published. The drive to be published acts as a reprieve from the rambling life of squalor that Barlow lives. Continue reading... MICHAEL KAISER Executive Directors Need to Dream Too Without a clear vision for the future, executive directors are doomed to making marginal changes that do not truly move their organizations forward. And without a bit of dreaming, it is difficult to create this vision. Continue reading... JOHN LUNDBERG Gorgeous New App Helps You Memorize Poetry Just in time for National Poetry Month, Penguin has teamed up with app developer inkle to bring you a high-tech, enjoyable way to memorize classic poetry. Continue reading... REGINA WEINREICH Kinky Boots: High Kicks for Everyone Here is a musical on Broadway with a philosophy a girl can love: Kinky Boots starts with a rousing tribute "The Most Beautiful Thing," to shoes. Continue reading... DUSTY WRIGHT Hell Yes, Bob Kidney Has the Blues -- 4 Decades On! Elder statesmen now, the Kidney brothers deserve so much more. I would encourage you to engage in their musical odyssey today. Dig deep, explore their catalog. To do so is good for your body and soul. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003