Sometimes an artist’s style is so aggressively uncategorizable, so interdisciplinary and outside conventions, that it defies not only genre, but any meaningful comparisons to history or peer -- and their name simply becomes its own adjective. Meet US/South African artist Roger Ballen...
Drawing of the 1860 eclipse by G. Tempel, showing a large solar coronal mass ejection.
She-Warrior...the uncategorizable Arundhati Roy.
With his popular, political, uncategorizable jazz, the young saxophonist has become something his genre rarely produces anymore: a celebrity.
Via Newspapers.com File this one under "Uncategorizable Odd." The "St. Louis Post-Dispatch," May 7, 1908: This is the latest from ...
Lee Brown Coye was a singular artist possessed of a singular vision. His cover designs for Weird Tales sometimes approached the conventio...
We thought you might need a laugh right about now, so this year's summer reader poll celebrates all the books (and one short story, and a few uncategorizable gems) that make you laugh out loud.
Writer Colin Marshall presents a case for seeing Tokyo, Japan and Los Angeles, California as sibling cities, two places that have much in common formally, visually, and materially while remaining distinct and uncategorizable all the same. The two megalopolises possess a deep similarity,
Real Life is a magazine about living with technology. The emphasis is more on living. We publish one piece a day—essays, features, uncategorizable—four or five days a week. We launched with funding from Snapchat, but we operate with editorial independence and without ads.
The Anatomy of Melancholy is the vast and only work by Robert Burton, the seventeenth-century English priest and scholar. It 'opens and cuts up' the condition of melancholy, or depression, as we know it today, and in doing so explores a dizzying range of additional topics, including goblins, beauty, the geography of America, digestion, the passions, alcohol and kissing. Burton believed that reading was a cure for melancholy, and so the book itself - one of the most unique and uncategorizable works of all time - can be seen as a tonic for the very condition it describes.
The Museum of British Folklore – celebrating the magic and ritual of our lives – Museum Crush
Tea is not just a drink. It's a social and cultural statement, with its own etiquette and sense of ritual; it provides comfort and routine in times of crisis. Lifelong devotee Alexander McCall Smith explains why he never leaves home without his teapot
We're not crying, you're crying.
Real bread pudding
cocina china en wok by jagued in Home y Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
Descripción del proceso artesanal de serigrafía by Marcelo Torres in Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
Le document est une table de conjugaison des verbes en français. by claud12 in Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
Este documento presenta un formato estándar para una historia clínica, incluyendo secciones para la identificación del paciente, antecedentes personales y familiares, exploración física, estudios d... by Itachi Uchiha in Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
El documento ofrece instrucciones para el adiestramiento básico de perros, incluyendo enseñarles a hacer sus necesidades en un lugar designado, sentarse, quedarse quietos, venir cuando se les llama... by gardacho in Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
El documento presenta una serie de oraciones con verbos en forma personal que requieren determinar si deben ir en subjuntivo o indicativo. Se pide identificar la forma verbal correcta (subjuntivo o... by dzeremi in Uncategorizable-Uncategorizable
