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For Sigurd Bronger, jewellery is a means of communication. Through the witty yet subtle cosmos of this extraordinary artist, our own world of things is becoming a good deal greater. Text in English and German.

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Rebalancing the world, one listener at a time.

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In this major recount of the experience of the Weintraubs Syncopators (The Weintraubs Syncopators, international exiled musical celebrities of the 1930s). Kay Dreyfus pieces together the complex personal, social and political forces at work in this story of migration at a time of insecurity, fear and dramatic conflict. Dreyfus from Monash Uni

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The first collection of work from the acclaimed underground music photographer Pat Graham.

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Using her iPhone, Tama Hochbaum (born 1953) grabs TV screenshots of classic movies favored by her mother.

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The publication for the 18th Silver Triennial documents the results of the international competition for current trends in the silver scene. Renowned silversmiths and metal designers who are active across the globe as well as up-and-coming artists present their ideas for pitchers, bowls, tumblers, cutlery, candelabras and accessories.

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The publication for the 19th Silver Triennial provides an exciting review of the current silver scene from across the globe. Text in English and German.

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For more than 25 years, Genevieve de Manio has worked in the worlds finest venues, photographing events in Boston, New York, the Southeastern United States and Europe.

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Comprehensive volume on Danish silver jewellery including 170 pieces by 70 manufacturers and artists.

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Simultaneous Worlds challenges the notion that science fiction cinema is largely a Western genre by focusing on cinemas and cultures from Cuba to North Korea that are not traditionally associated with science fiction. This is the first volume to bring a transnational, interdisciplinary lens to science fiction cinema.

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Frank OHara, Marilyn Monroe, John Cage, Allen Ginsbergchampagne-soaked postwar Manhattan and bohemian 1960s San Francisco come alive in Berkson's memoirs.

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Reveals very different skills necessary to cultivate the arts of song-writing, guitar-playing and tour booking. This book explains how it is possible to make a living as a recording artist without a label. It explains why the internet is good for independent artists, and how to utilise its potential.

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Vered Maimon shows that the perception of the photographic image in early nineteenth-century England was symptomatic of a crisis in the epistemological framework that had informed philosophical, scientific, and aesthetic thought for two centuries.

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Full of humor and delight, with a playful text and whimsical full color illustrations, Sister and I in Alaska documents Emily and Alice's trip to Skidegate, Juneau, and places beyond, an adventure that proved seminal in the development of Carr as one of the foremost painters of the last century.

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How eighteenth-century artists created works that expressed their desire for other women.

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The top-selling Sterling Sketchbook series features the popular new Kraft-cover format and includes quality paper and sturdy binding.

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A book-with-CD of paintings, writing and music, creating a highly personal portrait of Wales, where Jon Langford was born and raised.

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From the 2006 Marcus Prize Studio at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, this title presents the work of twelve students who explored the relationship between infrastructure, architecture, and urban form.