"Beautiful irony." Make the art you want to see Verrier say that when he started to paint junk food, he got a lot of pushback from within the art world, especially from his professors. But he ...

God’s Own Junkyard showcases the late neon artist Chris Bracey’s personal collection of work in a salvage yard in Walthamstow. It contains everything from his signage for Soho sex clubs in the ...

Founded in 1946, this atypical architectural salvage yard is proud to offer the public ... books and lamps are all for sale online and in the showroom. The featured furniture brand, Gus Modern ...

If you’re looking to sell or scrap your junk car, you can choose to manage the sale online or see what local ... Often, junkers and salvage yards provide in-house towing services as part of ...

A recent retiree, public-school art teacher and outdoorsy sort ... But be careful with the junk. Not at a yard sale. Tom Beer, of Minneapolis, is a retired union official, the former president ...

On average, you can expect to receive between $100 and $950 for a junk ... sale potential of your vehicle through multiple marketplaces, including dealers, private buyers, junkers and scrap yards.

Their creations are part of an outdoor artistic tradition sometimes called yard art, which has its origins in America in the 1800s but truly flourished in the mid-20th century, its rise concurrent ...

The first, the raising of the 8,000- ton M/V Frota Humaita from her capsized positioning in the Port of Dunkirk, highlighted Titan's stateof- the-art raising techniques and capabilities.

It's the 21st century and "junk food" has gone global. For better or for worse (mostly worse), junk food is now available all over the world. We see it most everywhere we go -- in grocery and ...

By Holland Cotter Lisa Schiff acknowledges stealing millions from major collectors who trusted her to buy them fashionable art ... interfered with the proposed sale of the building by claiming ...

Banning the sale of junk food would push students to eat more healthily, which in turn should make them healthier. Yes, students will still be able to buy junk food outside of school, but not ...