Tuesday, January 1, 2008
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Does anyone not know the name Picasso? Based on sales of his works at auctions, he holds the title of top ranked artist according to the Ar... -
Have you heard people talk about this? At the hospice place where I work, I sometimes hear a nurse, or even a family member say, "A bir... -
William Butler Yeats was both a poet and a dramatist. Born in Dublin in 1865, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1923. Unlike... -
Happy Halloween everyone! Traditionally here at Pallimed Arts we've used the Halloween holiday to focus on skeleton art. In years p... -
So first a disclaimer. This is entirely my opinion. It is possible that someone may very well think that my least favorite funeral songs a... -
We hope over the upcoming weeks and months you will enjoy learning and exploring the more "creative" side of palliative medicine! ...
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We've taken time in past posts to explore composers who have used their music to explore themes of grief in their personal lives. This ... -
My Life Without Me has been on my To See movie list for a long time. This weekend I finally had the opportunity. Ann is 23 years old. She ... -
The mellow surf folk of Jack Johnson can make you feel relaxed to the point where you listen to the lyrics and may miss the point completel... -
Finding this song about death in the ICU almost seems too easy when you consider the name of the band, Death Cab for Cutie (DCFC), but I h...