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Why Did Picasso Prosper?
Ian Leslie suggests that Pablo Picasso’s success with Cubism was hardly inevitable, but rather the product of circumstance: First, there was a new kind of consumer: the industrial revolution had created a class of young, educated, affluent Parisians, who, keen to distinguish themselves from their more conventional elders, prided themselves on daring displays of taste. Second, new […]
99 Life Hacks
Some of these might help some of us while we travel. Enjoy 98 other life-hacks — here.
Celebrate the Journey, Not the Outcome
We can spend so much time focused on what we can’t control that we get so caught up only in that, and as a result, we feel totally powerless over our life. And while it’s important to be aware of what’s wrong and what we cannot control, our power is not found there. Our power […]
A gardener in South Central LA wants you to grow your own food
A few months back we posted the Ted video of Ron Finley teaching people who live in cities why and how to grow your own food in an urban metropolis. This week VICE did an interview with Ron: VICE: Do you think your message would have spread so far if the city hadn’t tried to make […]