Cats imitate art: the puurfect gallery you have to see

Tuesday, April 24, 2012 Cats Imitate Art: Masterpieces Mimicked By Moggies Cats can't paint. That much we're almost sure of. But that doesn't mean our feline friends can't make worthy contributions to art... CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO SEE MORE HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Sue Grafton, American author "If high heels were so wonderful, men would be wearing them." 9 Of The Most Scandalous Biographies Ever Written Can This Man Make You Fearless? 'Sexuality And Voyeurism' Planned For Tate Modern BLOG POSTS Arianna Huffington: Quoting Shakespeare The following bit of Shakespearean amusement was concocted by my great friend Bernard Levin. I've decided to post it here so that and all of you can have it to download, print out, e-mail, link to... and enjoy. David Galenson: Sir Damien Hirst: Artist or Entrepreneur? Hirst's enormous financial success, and the conspicuous delight he takes in it, have produced anguish, envy and outright hostility among many in England's staid and priggish art world, who cling to the ancient ideal that artists should be secular priests, who take vows of poverty and regard money as a source of corruption. Notting Hill Editions: The Long Agony of Grief In this extract from the introduction to Roland Barthes' Mourning Diary, Michael Wood examines Barthes' grief on losing his mother. Nancy Atkinson-Turner: My Spirit of Ecstasy I'm all for a love story that can be captured for eternity by a great artist or writer so when I heard that Rolls Royce had commissioned Rankin to create 100 images to celebrate The Sprit of Ecstasy centenary my head and my heart simultaneously exploded. Martin Middlebrook: Diary From Kabul - The Secret War Since my brush with death at the Ashura bombing in Kabul, and my crack on the head, I have developed a disturbing ability. In the same way that bats can locate moths by echolocation, I have discovered that I can locate furniture with my shins. We never stop learning it seems. It started in Dubai when I jammed my foot into a table and sliced my toe open.

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