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Daniel Rode: Again and Again
A stunning oeuvre of text-based installations, accompanied by a limited edition signed print German artist Daniel Rode (born 1971) makes serial, large-scale installations and drawings inspired by found and overheard fragments of text, divorcing the words from their original context and obscuring their legibility. This volume contains a silkscreen print signed by the artist, in an edition of 50.
Daniel Rode: Again and Again
Daniel Rode works with text fragments found in literature, conversations, and public space, deliberately disregarding syntax such as spaces and line breaks. Interrupting our reading habits, they retain their indeterminacy a little longer before these fragments can be decoded by reading. Detached from their original contexts, they find their way into both large-scale installations and drawings, often created in series. Rode moves between two polar opposites-a sober, reserved aesthetic on the one hand, and a sensitive, almost tender devotion to artistic execution on the other. Again and Again offers a comprehensive insight into Rode's oeuvre, enriched by perceptive texts by 13 contributors providing an often surprisingly personal perspective on the artist and his work. DANIEL RODE (*1971, Eutin) studied in Greifswald and the Academy of Fine Arts Dresden in the class of Monika Brandmeier. He lived in Cairo from 2009 to 2014. Projects and residencies have taken him to Canada, the USA, Bahrain, Vietnam and many countries in Europe. Today, he lives in Dresden and Berlin.
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Daniel's Story
Daniel leaves the family farm in 1890 to find his father in South Dakota -- and finds a big surprise as well.
The Only Game in Town
Daniel, a new boy in Centerville, struggles over whether to join the evil but tempting Cobra Club or align himself with the children who ride the Spirit Flyer bicycles.
Gettysburg--The First Day
For good reason, the second and third days of the Battle of Gettysburg have received the lion's share of attention from historians. With this book, however, the critical first day's fighting finally receives its due. After sketching the background of the Gettysburg campaign and recounting the events immediately preceding the battle, Harry Pfanz offers a detailed tactical description of events of the first day. He describes the engagements in McPherson Woods, at the Railroad Cuts, on Oak Ridge, on Seminary Ridge, and at Blocher's Knoll, as well as the retreat of Union forces through Gettysburg and the Federal rally on Cemetery Hill. Throughout, he draws on deep research in published and archival sources to challenge many long-held assumptions about the battle.
Return to Bungunuk: Morvint's Wish
Within the medieval land of Bungunuk, the great inventor Morvint is nearing the end of his fourteen-year mentorship of his apprentice Thomas, the son of the great warrior and leader, Daniel. Morvint wonders if his ancestry connects him to the being of Bungunuk. Now it is his final wish that Thomas explore and nurture his special talents and see where they take him. After he loyally follows Morvint's suggestion, Thomas, his father, and others embark on a new adventure. As they travel far from Bungunuk to discover new lands, people, and wondrous places, danger greets them as they return to the evil city of Savok. But their journey is not entirely fraught with perilous moments as Thomas learns to use his powers for good and each adventurer learns valuable lessons about faith, loss, healing, renewal, and love. In this continuing fantasy saga, the gifted son of a powerful warrior sets out on a quest to explore his abilities and realize his destiny.
The Last Golden Warrior
Once again Diana and her pet wolf Donjue are on the road. Now they are caught up in yet another high adventure, this time taking them back across the border and then further north to the high country. Caught up in a mysterious history lesson that has been overlooked by historians over the centuries, she will have to fall back on the help of her closest friends and many new ones as well. Enjoy the suspense of how Diana finally meets one of the killers whom she had the pleasure of running into before. But she is as sharp as ever as they track their every move and how they fight back, knowing that just one simple mistake could bring about their deaths. "The Last Golden Warrior", will indeed cap...
Burnbee's Revenge
Burnbees Revenge is an adventure romance set in Scotland in the late 1600s. Sir Robert McBee is called to the court of King James to discuss the problem of reavers. These raiders have been stealing supplies and damaging property. Sir Robert takes advantage of this time at court to present his homely daughter for marriage. Mistress Marthea McBee is well-educated, a healer, and a beekeeper. Her adventure at court is full of mishaps and sorrow. She returns to Burnbee to rebuild her broken dreams. After several loads of their honey mead are stolen, she is plagued with problems in keeping her clan and land protected. Martin Underhill, David, and Daniel McIe request her aid with a wounded man at a...
When the Storm Breaks (Queensland Chronicles Book #3)
A terrible drought has settled on Thornton Creek and has parched both the land and the strength of all who live there. After a devastating fire eats up most of Douloo and leaves them with barely enough to survive, Daniel and Rebecca Thornton are forced to go to extremes to provide for their growing family. With fear and uncertainty weighing heavy on his heart, Daniel makes an ill-advised investment with a shady businessman from Brisbane. But at what price? What will happen when they can't pay their dues? Could this deal cost them the very home they are trying to save? The captivating conclusion to the Queensland Chronicles, When the Storm Breaks is a compelling tale of hope, prayer, and learning to trust in a loving God.
