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A Man and His Money
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We Republicans
This book by SenatorMark4 (Mark Robbins) is both a memoir and a call to action for the Republican Party. Mark, a delegate to 2014 Republican Party Texas State Convention and a not-to-well-known candidate for the Senate in 2016, presents a platform for the Republican Party in a novel way by weaving in thirty very interesting and entertaining stories from his own, extremely varied life experiences; everything from a cowhand, to a hospital corpsman in a neurosurgical ICU, to a screen writer, with much more in between. Mark's years of being active in politics in every way possible has not left him with the secure feeling that all is well. In fact, he is very concerned for the future of the count...
Against Design
This exhibition catalogue brings together an international group of 12 younger artists whose work consciously blurs the boundaries between art, architecture and design, autonomous sculpture and functional object, environmental installation and interior decor. The work presented draws upon sources in high art, including Minimalism and Formalism, as well as industrial design from the 1930s-1960s, and architecture from the 1920s-1960s. While the "look" of much of this art may have its initial impetus in the clean-lined rationality of Bauhaus design, it is then rejected with unexpected, idiosyncratic, and improvisatory elements. The artists include Kevin Appel, Angela Bulloch, Clay Ketter, Roy McMakin, Jorge Pardo, Tobias Rehberger, Joe Scanlan, Joep van Lieshout, Pae White, and Andrea Zittel. Guest curator Steven Beyer is the assistant artistic director of the Fabric Workshop in Philadelphia. Mark Robins combines curatorial projects, teaching, and installation art. He was curator at the Wexner Center for the Arts from 1993-1999, where he worked on the seminal Fabrications exhibitions.
Rise Together
Rise Together: Coventry City Under Mark Robins examines the rebirth of Coventry City FC from 2017 to 2020. Having sunk to the depths of English football's lowest professional division, the Sky Blues were a million miles from the FA Cup-winning heyday of 1987 and the glitz and glamour of Premier League football. After a decade of decline, a constant churn of managers, coaches and players, the arrival of Mark Robins for a second spell in charge would end all that. Backed by a fanbase desperate for success, winning the 2017 Football League Trophy was just the beginning. Robins would mould Coventry City into a side capable of something few at the club had achieved before - success. That first trophy at Wembley would be followed by two more - victory in the 2018 League Two play-off final, then the League One title in 2020. With off-the-field issues continuing to dog the club, including a second move out of Coventry, the story of Rise Together is one that every football fan will appreciate.
Geodesy
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Practical Experience
The year out, or internship, in a professional practice can be the most rewarding experience in an architectural student's education. It can also be a shock to the system to find that architectural working practices are very different to architectural study. This book provides a beginner's guide to professional practice and a step-by-step guide on how to find the placement that best suits your goals. It is the fourth title in the successful 'Seriously Useful Guides...' series. In order to give you a real insight into professional experience, this guide includes real life case studies from students who have been through the experience and from practices that have taken them on. It guides you ...
Angles of Incidence
Introductory essays by the artist/architect Robbins himself, and several others, accompany photos and notes displaying a selection of his unusual projects. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
On the Wing
"On the Wing is the first book to take a comprehensive look at the evolution of flight in all four groups of powered flyers: insects, pterosaurs, birds, and bats."--Book jacket.
Closing the Gap
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