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Kari Steihaug's works foreground the all too often overlooked unfinished projects, frayed objects, worn woollen garments thus becoming a counterweight to the consumer culture of our time.

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A master class on acting from the world-renowned star of stage and screen.

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Presents author's photographic love song to life at her office. This book introduces the photographs with her own account of pictures, and of how she got hooked on Instagram.

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The book traces Malevich's development from his beginnings in Ukraine and early years in Moscow - where he was closely involved in the Futurist circle - through to the late 1920s and beyond.

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Keep Your Eye on the Wall brings together seven award-winning artist-photographers and four essayists, all responding to the Wall that suurounds Gaza in images or words. A beautifully packaged book published in a concertina format, with a foreword from Raja Shehadeh

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Originating as a RMIT University pamphlet in 1989 for the purpose of discussing landscape architecture. The journal now boasts a diverse selection of contributors, focusing on contemporary landscape architecture themes. Kerb seeks to set the agenda for designers and architects, establishing a platform for new ideas and contemporary design theory.

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Kerb Journal is a 24 year running, produced by the Landscape Architecture program of RMIT University. 2016 sees Kerb 24 focus on the thematic of 'Territory' and its place in the discourse of Landscape Architecture and the broader design industry.

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An inside view of the changing world of the traveling circus, carnival and sideshow.

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Kimono traces the transformation of the Japanese garment from everyday attire to National symbol, exploring the historic and contemporary use of this enduring cultural legacy.

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Featuring a collection of images shot throughout South Africa over the past decade, this work attempts to address these questions and reflect on the nature of conflicting personal and collective narratives. It focuses on the photgraphers family, his community, and himself.

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The book presents the source material for the ideas behind the projects, the projects themselves and the essays about the work together in order to better understand the interest and developing idea behind an architecture which resists genre categorization, appreciates sloppiness and makes room for intuition and less formal precedent.

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A selection of 100 works from the Shen Zhai Collection demonstrates the range and quality of Japanese ceramics in Chinese style. Detailed descriptions, makers' marks, and box inscriptions make this a valuable reference resource.

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Photographs of Saudi Arabia in the midst of a grand transformation from a tribal desert culture to an influential world power.

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From bottle gardens, batman and the bachelor pad to garden gnomes and monogamy spray, this book uses a range of objects to explore the meanings and uses of kitsch. An accessible, comprehensive introduction for students and informed readers, it adds to debates on taste in cultural theory and sociology and provides a review of the literature.

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Numerous color illustrations showcase this group of works by Doerthe Fuchs in all its beauty. A cocoon is a casing that contains something unknown. Be enchanted by the jewelry created by this artist.

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The first monograph of the Norwegian jewellery artist Konrad Mehus, who translates daily social and political themes into impressive narrative jewellery objects in an ironic and subtle way.

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First monograph on one of the leading lights of the contemporary Iranian art movement, showcasing his various artistic phases and outlining his progressive approach to art-making and distribution.

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The work of the English artist Hamish Fulton (b in London in 1946) uncontestedly occupies a unique position among the artistic stances taken in the 20th and early 21st centuries. Fulton is a 'walking artist', one whose central theme is nature and nature as humans experience it. This book charts the work of British 'walking' artist Hamish Fulton.

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From Korean artists' first encounters with oil paintings in the late nineteenth century to the varied and vibrant creative outputs of the 2000s, this new account covers a critical and, from a cultural perspective, a revolutionary time, signified by the breakdown of earlier artistic conventions and the rise of new art forms.

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"Everything's right, and so is the opposite" was the philosophy of the artist Kurt Schwitters, who died in England, an exile from Hitler's Germany. Painter, poet, advertising agent, cabaret artist, and a talented all-rounder, his wildly unorthodox life and works are presented in this biography.