Shopping for artwork online lets patrons acquire pieces from afar, eschewing the need to troll fusty galleries, excavate graffiti-filled subway cars, or sweet talk museum guards with stories of Toulouse-Lautrec’s benders. Expand your canvas from the comfort of your own domicile with today's Groupon from 20x200. Today's deal can be applied to shipping costs. Choose between the following options:
• For $25, you get $50 worth of artwork and photographs.
• For $50, you get $100 worth of artwork and photographs.
20x200 fetches eyes and auras with its eclectic selection of limited-edition artwork and photographs from emerging and established virtuosos, each printed in a range of sundry sizes. While 20x200’s stock swirls about in constant flux, its artist-alumni list includes notable names ranging from celebrated photographer William Wegman and vibrant painter Carrie Marill to art-pop cognoscenti David Bowie and David Byrne. Adorn empty abodes and whitewashed office halls with an ever-expanding medley of 8''x10'' prints ($20+), or illuminate cavernous interiors with the brilliant hues of 11''x14'' designs ($50+) and wall-hangers ($100+). Each print arrives packaged with a signed certificate of authenticity, artist bio, care instructions, and personalized mix tape.
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The Groupon Guide to: Barbecue Secrets
Every barbecue joint boasts a secret ingredient or technique that makes its sauce unlike any other. Since most barbecue chefs have taken these secrets to the grave, here's a new list of public-domain barbecue secrets for the aspiring grillsman:
- Throw recipe thieves off your trail by filling your sauce with decoy ingredients such as talc, water, and heaping spoonfuls of rival sauces.
- Age your sauce in an oak cask for 15 years—it doesn't do anything, but you'll sure be hungry by then.
- Go bananas—add bananas to your sauce!
- BBQ is short for B.B. Queen—the wife of legendary bluesman B.B. King—and real barbecue sauce must contain exactly one of her soulful tears.
- As with success in any field, the real secret ingredient is confidence —except in barbecue sauces, in which it is horseradish.
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