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A catalog of the exhibition curated by Daniel Birnbaum for T2 - the second Torino Triennale. It brings together works by fifty young international artists and presents two special projects by Paul Chan and Olafur Eliasson.

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A leading representative of the Russian avant-garde, Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956) revolutionized the world of graphic art, design and photography. In this book, over 250 illustrations allow the reader to grasp the full force of this innovator and to appreciate the charisma he exerted on fellow artists as much as on the men of letters.

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Through a comprehensive examination of a number of international architectural projects, this book offers a compelling new perspective on modern living and contemporary architecture.

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The enchanting world of the Syrian Bedouins through the lens of the Japanese photographer Megumi Yoshitake, who has often travelled to Syria in the last seventeen years.

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Covers the works produced by Arnaldo Pomodoro between 1953 and 2003, supplemented with the a documentary research into the bibliography.

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In 1952, Aurelie Nemours developed her own language consisting of simple geometric forms, some patches of color, and orthogonal lines that give her compositions their regular and well-ordered structure. This volume is a study of the life and work of her including the paintings, pastels, and collages that she produced over half a century.

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A collection of previously unreleased photographs by the German artist shot over the past three years between Venice and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.

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Telling the story of Ayrton Senna is not easy. It means retracing an intense competitive career, looking into the vulnerable soul of a complex man, and reliving his tragic death, which came during the bloodiest weekend in the history of modern motor racing. This book pays homage to a truly heroic figure, whose grace and appeal remain intact.

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The Bally Shoe company was founded as 'Bally & Co' in 1851 by Carl Franz Bally and his brother Fritz in the basement of their family home in Switzerland. This book illustrates the history of Bally from 1851 to the early 1960s, a period which embraces the development of a footwear design style that introduced an evolution in comfort and lifestyle.

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Beverly Pepper has spent her lifetime at the forefront of monumental sculpture worldwide. From her first twenty-foot sculpture in Spoleto in 1962 to her four forty-foot columns in the Federal Plaza, New York, her work ranges in varying scales across three continents. This title presents an illustrated biography of her life's work.

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In the heyday on neo-conceptualism in the middle of the 90's Bjarne Melgaard entered the Norwegian art scene with expressionistic and chaotic paintings, sculptures and installations. This book is also the catalogue of a mid carrier retrospective exhibition at the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo (2010).

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A hanukkiah is a candelabrum with eight branches and the shamash, the servant light, which must never be the same as the others, but always placed higher or lower, or in an otherwise misaligned position. This title deals with the Casale Monferrato's Jewish Community.

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Chen Zhen was a privileged witness of economic and cultural globalization, and particularly of the gulf dividing China and the Western world. He was a stranger under his own regime at home and a foreigner in France, where he moved in 1986. This book provides new possibilities for analysis and comparison within Chen Zhen's entire oeuvre.

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A photographic journey through the beautiful landscapes of Greece, its people and traditions by the Greek photographer Calliope.

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Featuring poetic photographs of landscapes, cityscapes, monuments and ruins together, this title offers the reader a compelling insight into this fascinating country.

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Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator, Egypt's last queen who committed suicide in 30 BC to avoid falling into the hands of Octavian, made an indelible mark on her age. This title covers the myth of Cleopatra displaying costumes and frames from Hollywood blockbusters that consecrated Cleopatra's legend thanks to the performance of Elizabeth Taylor.