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A groundbreaking comparison of two contemporary Asian art cultures. This discipline develops theoretical perspectives on genealogies of modernity, and the twin phenomena of globalisation and transnational artistic identity.

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How participatory art enabled collaboration between institutions and politicized artists in 1980s New York

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The new monograph about artist Aslaug M. Juliussen provides insights into the habits of a European indigenous culture.

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An artistic reflection on modern heroes and modes of distinction, to accompany the international exhibition of the same name in Chemnitz, Germany, from November 2015 to February 2016.

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Oscillating between the intensely personal and uncompromisingly political, this survey is an excellent contribution to the published histories of Australian art.

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Over 800 design drawings, numerous archive images and new photos of AVEM masterpieces make this documentation of the company history indispensable for all Murano glass lovers.

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Traces the history of Electrum Gallery, a pre-eminent platform devoted to art jewellery and a major creative force, as well as the life of Barbara Cartlidge - artist, gallery director, curator and author.

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Essential guide to the work of Norwegian conceptual artist Bard Breivik, including illustrations and explanations of his works from the earliest to the most recent.

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An essential guide to the work of Norwegian conceptual artist Bard Breivik, providing illustrations and explanations of his works from the earliest to the most recent.

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Conceptual artist Barry Le Va's installations were designed to erode the economic and political authority of the art establishment. Michael Maizels explores how Le Va challenged the interlocking assumptions behind blind faith in lasting beauty, just government, and perfectible knowledge.

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Conceptual artist Barry Le Va's installations were designed to erode the economic and political authority of the art establishment. Michael Maizels explores how Le Va challenged the interlocking assumptions behind blind faith in lasting beauty, just government, and perfectible knowledge.

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Analyzes the accomplishments and dispels the myths of the Bauhaus. This book investigates its professors' and students' interactions with mass culture; establishes the complexity of its relationship with Wilhelmine, Nazi, and postwar German politics. It provides insights on the Bauhaus from a historical perspective.

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Michelangelos genius is revealed as never before by the man who became Michelangelos last apprentice.

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An artist's extraordinary challenge to himself reveals the genius of Michelangelo in the making.

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"Originally published as Beginning to see the light: pieces of a decade in 1982 by Wideview Press"--T.p. vero.

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Focusing on the concept of belonging, this collection of essays explores how contemporary art produced outside the bounds of dominant cultural circuits responds to the challenge posed by globalisation. They reveal how artists from traditional societies find in their cultural heritage the basis of a pluralistic creative expression.

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"Pain is whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever he says it does." - Margo McCaffery 1968

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The first presentation of Bjorn Ransve's painterly oeuvre - and at the same time a catalogue of this important Norwegian artist's works that meets the highest aesthetic standards.

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A simple and powerful graphic poem celebrating black identity and culture. It aims to connect us through words and images in our shared origins and humanity.

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"National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. in association with Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford".

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"A groundbreaking study of Blackness in Morocco through the lens of visual representation"--