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Artifacts from Oblivion is a collection of sculptures by artist Jud Turner, containing more than 100 sculptures from 25 years of his work. Turner is a renowned and award winning artist, whose work has been exhibited and collected internationally. He is represented by Woolff Gallery, London, UK, and has many permanent, public art installations in the US.

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This catalogue examines the development of arts and crafts from the second half of the 20th century to the present in the context of the outstanding collection of the Museum Angewandte Kunst (Museum of Applied Arts) in Frankfurt, Germany.

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Since the Goldsmithing and Watch-making School in Pforzheim was founded in 1988, it has earned a deserved reputation as being state-of-the-art in training future makers of jewelry and tableware.

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Entirely invariable, war is a phenomena that displays certain familiar characteristics that emerge before and during the actual manifestation of violence. This survey of a century of conflict begins with the early twentieth century and ends with the current state of warfare.

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All the World's a Stage grants an in-depth insight into the fascinating oeuvre of the Israeli artist Attai Chen. His works take a poetical look at the perpetual becoming and passing of life and of things. In English and German.

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Illustrated with 200 barn sketches, diagrams, and maps, this book takes you on a journey through the St Croix River Valley.

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A history of the Basque sheepherders as told through the engravings they carved into the aspen tress throughout the Northeastern Sierra Nevada. Accompanied by essays translated into Basque, this is an elegant documentation of folk art and solitude.

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This monograph presents the Norwegian artist Bente Strang (b. 1946) and her 40 years of commitment to the medium of textile. Text in English and Norwegian.

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An introduction to Bernd Munsteiner who has revolutionized gem cutting. Superlative photos of his works reveal his world of precious stones and all the fascination with these symbols of eternity.

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Showcases 240 colour illustrations of the jewels of Swiss Jewellery artist Bernhard Schobinger.

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Bizarre Beauty is the definitive study of the American artist William Harper and his work, including a full biography, as well as thematic essays and primary texts.

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Examines the collaborative artistic project between Adam Geczy and Mike Parr known as Film Noir Politique Blanche. They are attempting to rupture forms of their own practice through an interrogation of each other's, as well as of the contemporary cultural and political climate in Australia.

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By Western Hands: Decorative Art from the Heart of the West celebrates the history of rustic design from the Adirondacks and National Park parkitecture style to the work of legendary western furnituremaker Thomas Molesworth and describes its evolution to the art form it is today.

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An introduction to a rich but previously unknown British private collection of Turkmen tribal carpets, rugs and trappings, written by the leading expert of Turkmen textiles.

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The 300 works of the Lotte Reimers Foundation showcase the wide spectrum and the diversity of modern ceramic art including works by 115 international artists. Text in English and German.

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A comprehensive picture of contemporary jewelly in the 21st century, with contributions by experts in their field making this an overview of jewellery's place in the modern age.

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Kathy O'Dell argues that the growth of masochistic performance during the 1970s must be seen in the context of society's response to the Vietnam War and contemporaneous changes in theories of contract.

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The Norwegian jewellery artist Reinhold Ziegler presents a successful reinterpretation of the concept of jewellery with his objects, providing an impressive continuation of the discussion started in Aftermath of Art Jewellery about the status and potential of contemporary art jewellery.

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In the 18th century pugs found their way onto the laps of noblewomen and, with this, into the portraits of contemporary rulers. Ultimately, they also became beloved models in porcelain and faience. Text in English and German.

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This book is the first sustained critical analysis of Cult British TV comedy from 1990 to the present day. The book examines post-alternative comedy as both cult and quality TV, aimed mostly at niche audiences and often possessing a subcultural aura. It includes case studies of Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and the sitcom writer Graham Linehan.