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From the author of A Tomb With a View - a celebration of the weird and wonderful churches of Britain.

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The first comprehensive monograph in over a decade celebrating the work of pioneering video artist Steina, who is known for pushing perspective beyond the human-centered realm.

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Born in Romania in 1914, Steinberg studied architecture in Milan and made a name for himself as a cartoonist before fleeing fascist Italy in 1941. Avidly sponsored by The New Yorker, he arrived in Manhattan the following year, only to join the military on a worldwide tour of duty, which he chronicled in the pages of the magazine.

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Stephan von Huene is known primarily for his sound sculptures, which he started making in the late 1960s. In 2010, von Huene reinvented himself as a graphic artist and introduced this work in an extensive exhibition. This book deals with his life and work.

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Documenting the artist Stephen Sutcliffe's remarkable and distinctive practice spanning more than twenty years.

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An entertaining and fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the hit TV show that defined an era, tying into the 25th anniversary of Friends.

A two-volume theoretical and conceptual contribution to cinema and media studies in general and slow cinema and still moving scholarship in particular, asking what kind of image a still Einstellung generates.

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A collection of screenplays from Raoul Peck, the world-renowned film director.

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Highlighted by more than six hundred full-color photographs, this inspirational design handbook explains how to use natural stone--granite, marble, slate, limestone, or others--to create a variety of design effects throughout the home, from a dramatic fireplace surround to a stylish floor to a pract

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Investigations of people in transit across the informal hubs, terminals, and nodes that crisscross Eastern Europe and Vienna.

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"Blending fiction with fact, this book takes drawings, models and prints as starting points for stories about the human side of architecture, as told both by its makers and the people it was made for"--

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This beautifully illustrated volume highlights the vibrant history and culture of Syria through its exceptional textile production between the 2nd century and the present day.

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Jim Reed is one of America's most successful storm chaser; for years he has tracked the dramatic changes in the Earth's climate. This picture book is about some of the most powerful - and sometimes deadly - phenomena in our world, he shares his best images and his experiences as he tracks these storms throughout the USA.

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Looks at some of the catastrophic consequences of our planet's increasing temperature. This book provides images with stories behind the photos.

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The director of Happiness has produced a characteristically scabrous dissection of the confused motives that can lie behind 'true-to-life' writing and documentary filmmaking.

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Chile has long been a centre for radical propaganda painting. This book includes an introduction to the history and flavour of Chilean street art; a glossary of graffiti terms; manifestos; and translations of all the graffiti shown.

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San Francisco's legendary Mission District boasts a greater concentration of street art than any other neighbourhood in the world. With 900 photographs, this book showcases more than three decades of work by a diverse array of artists, from the conspicuously anonymous to the internationally famous.

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Presents 46 contemporary image-makers noted for their candid depictions of everyday life. This title includes essays and a global conversation between some of the leading street photographers that explore the controversial issues in the genre.

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A year in the life of Lawrence, Britain's most singular musical genius who never hit the big time.