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Art Goes with Wine - 2015 Review

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Here is the top 5 stories that I posted at Art Goes with Wine Facebook page that you liked the most:


Number 5

May 14th

The Bohemian Rhapsody Played by 100+ year old fairground organ






Number 4

Oct 15

1200 Years of Women Composers: A Free 78-Hour Music Playlist That Takes You From Medieval Times to Now









Number 3

Oct 26

Why Can’t You Draw?

Samuel Rowlett, "Manifest Dissemination" (Image courtesy the artist)




Number 2

Dec 18

Because Christmas :)






Number 1

Oct 23rd

Ha ha... Sounds like parents these days need a glass of wine while the kids are rehearsing...


If you thought hot-headed hockey parents were bad, wait until you meet this orchestra dad






Thank you for a great year!  Looking forward to more great time in 2016!


Best wishes to all my followers!  Whatever art moves you.. be creative!


Ewa Romanowicz
Art goes with Wine

HAPPY NEW YEAR!







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