The Abstract Expressionism Movement, also called the New York School was exclusively an American Abstract Art movement that mainstreamed in New York City in the period following the Second World War. This movement was significant in the sense that it was the earliest American movement to declare non-dependence on European styles and to get a sway all over the globe. It also enabled New York City to replace Paris as the art hub. Prior to its reference to American art, “abstract expressionism” was a term used in the Berlin periodical named ‘Der Sturm’, in 1919.

Arshile Gorky played an important role in inducing The Abstract Expressionism Movement. (Read the full post about ‘The Abstract Expressionism Movement’…)

Thousands of people in the United States are facing the stress that goes along with possibly losing their homes due to the downturn in the housing market. There have been new ways created that can help stop repossession on people’s homes. It can be difficult to admit you need the help and there is difficult work involved, but these options can save your house from repossession.

The best and most often used way to stop a foreclosure is called “rent back house.” This is when a homeowner cannot afford their mortgage payments so they sell their home, and then rent the home back from the new owner. (Read the full post about ‘Rent Back House: Stop Repossession’…)