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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer captures four electrifying punk shows in Washington, DC, in 1979; narrative by Alec MacKaye.

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A feisty celebration of the transformative power of female musicians who have truly rocked our world.

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Examining the art, architecture and design of the counterculture of the 1960s and early 1970s, this title surveys the radical experiments that challenged societal and professional norms while proposing new kinds of technological, ecological and political utopia.

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Jim Keays, the lead singer of the Masters Apprentices, tells of life in a top rock band in Australia in the sixties.

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Packed with photographs of the most terrifying scenes in cinema history, Horror is the definitive guide tracing the story of horror, decade-by-decade. Whether you're a seasoned, horror expert or a tentative horror explorer, this is the ultimate guide through a century of fear.

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The book features 12 built works and 15 projects on the boards. Richly illustrated, the projects elaborate on FILLAT+'s unique approach to designing new destination hotels and resorts, whether building upon historic foundations or designing icons as key anchors in urban redevelopment master plans.

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The book departs from a reflection on contemporary issues of environmental and social sustainability. With buildings and cities being one of the primary accelerators of climate change, the tightening of urban environments is one of the mechanisms by which architects and urban planners can affect change.

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The first book to analyse design strategies behind poster design. It explores principles of design through a range of historical and contemporary works, uncovering ideas relevant not just to the design of posters but to 2D design more generally.

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The enormously puzzling TV series The Prisoner has developed a rapt cult following, and has often been described as 'surreal' or 'Kafkaesque.'Alex Cox watched all the episodes of The Prisoner on their first broadcast, at the ripe old age of thirteen. In I Am (Not) a Number, Cox believes he provides the answers...

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Explores the efforts the city of Boston has made to grow and develop whilst avoiding expansion on a large scale. The architects give their own ideas for future projects, as well as examining the city's metropolitan characteristics.

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A flight of imagination that explores the consequences of music history going just that little bit differently.

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Impossible and Hyper-Real Elements of Architecture addresses how and why architects, artists, and designers manipulate reality. Front and centre in this discourse is the role of rendering.

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In Search for Meaning is the first published book by artist-photographer Felisa Tan. This striking collection covers most of her major work for the past fifteen years, many of which were never published before.

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A balloon artist and photographer travel the world surprising people with improvised, inflatable crowns and offer a deep view into the nature of joy.

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In what is arguably a most crucial time for discourse around issues that are concerned with the political, institutional, and social shape of worlds to come, this book explores the agency of the project of architecture and its processes of innovation by constructing an opportunistic and contingent map of effectual positions.

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A fascinating guide to the controversial life of Austrian composer Richard Wagner.

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Invisible cartographs and chronicles the legitimisation of architectural practice that engages the pedagogical visions of the profession and the education.

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Island Homes: Casual Elegance in Design presents the beautiful yet unpretentious new homes, residential renovations, and commercial buildings designed by Honolulu-based Peter Vincent Architects.

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In Jersey Metal Volume One Frank and Alan team up to offer a unique, autobiographical perspective on NJ's Heavy Metal music history from 1969-1986 through photos, ads interviews and band bios.