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Grids
'Grids' aims to give designers of all levels the inspiration and know-how to create outstanding layouts that will succeed in today's fast-moving and competitive marketplace.
Xandra Book 3: Goddess of Life
The Xandra: Book 3 Goddess of Life By Herbert Grosshans-- A thousand years have passed since Commander Beringer and the Genaar fled into the bowels of the alien space station. Now awake from a cryogenic sleep, their adventure continues back on Nu-Eden.
Xandra Book 7: Alien World
After fleeing from Nu-Eden in an effort to escape the lure of the entity who calls herself Xandra, Rob Cameron and his fellow fugitives land on Iceworld, the fifth planet in a distant star system the humans are trying to colonize. Hoping to find sanctuary and start a new life with Valissa, the young woman he loves, he and the others join a small group of stranded scientists in their research station. When a couple of the men decide to go in search of Regina Seagull, one of the scientists, who has been abducted by a group of alien savages, Cameron accompanies them into the dark tunnels below the surface of Iceworld. The three men find an alien world in the huge caverns underground and they discover more than just monstrous creatures and Shadow-dwellers.
Theatrum Anatomicum (and Other Performance Lectures)
"While Helguera writes in a manner that suggests parody, he is simultaneously deadly serious and entirely accurate... [he] astutely observes the politics of culture and its effects on society, what it means to us and how we are taught to appreciate it."--Amanda Coulson, "Art Review."
Art and Emancipation
Across a powerfully wide-ranging set of themes, theoretical registers and historical examples, John Roberts analyses the key problems that continue to confront art after conceptual art, in the light of art’s longstanding relationship to market and institution the commodity and mass culture: namely, artistic labour and technology, modernity and the ‘new’, art and negation, identity and subjectivity, agency and audience, form and value. In these terms, the book provides a rigorous and ambitious, examination of the limits and possibilities of art’s contribution to emancipatory discourse and practice.
The Unseen
DIVDIVTwelve-year-old Alexandra stumbles upon the key to a hidden world—but is it a gift, or a nightmare?/divDIV Twelve-year-old Alexandra Hobson feels ignored and unloved in her family of annoying, self-absorbed overachievers. One day in the woods she hears a shot, and is horrified to see a large, beautiful bird fall to the ground. She takes the injured egret home, hiding it in the basement behind the furnace, where it joins the other wounded creatures Xandra cares for unbeknownst to her parents./divDIV The next morning, the bird is gone. But it has left something behind: a quivering white feather. Convinced the feather is enchanted, Xandra brings it to school, where a weird, uncool seventh-grader named Belinda tells her it’s a key to an unseen world. As Xandra enters a strange and scary realm, she confronts a magic that’s all too real. Can she figure out how to stop the key from becoming a curse?/divDIV This ebook features an extended biography of Zilpha Keatley Snyder./div/div
Remixing the Civil War
In 1961, the historian and poet Robert Penn Warren remarked that “the Civil War is, for the American imagination, the great single event of our history.” This volume reconsiders whether, fifty years later, Warren’s claim still holds true. Essays from specialists in art, literature, and history examine how contemporary culture represents and interprets the Civil War. They look at the works of more than thirty artists and writers as well as multiple movements—political and social—to reveal the many and provocative ways in which Americans engage the Civil War today. The book includes chapters on the place of Abraham Lincoln in Barack Obama’s presidential campaign, controversies over...
Weatherspoon Art Museum
This catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition Weatherspoon Art Museum: 70 Years of Collecting, on view from February 5-May 11, 2011. In 1941 Gregory D. Ivy, an artist, teacher, and the first head of the art department at Women's College, founded the Weatherspoon Art Gallery. Ivy was motivated by his belief that students should have firsthand experience of the art of their time. During the seven decades following his astute vision, the Weatherspoon has evolved from a small teaching gallery to a fully accredited museum with a national reputation that still places education at the heart of its mission. Ivy also felt the gallery would benefit the community, and he needed its support. ...
Sympathy for the Devil
Catalogus bij een tentoonstelling over de relatie tussen rockmuziek en avantgardistische kunst sinds de zestiger jaren.
Xandra Book 2: Mother of Light
The Xandra: Book 2 Mother of Light By Herbert Grosshans Needing to escape the alien Xandra, Commander Beringer and his 27 marines went into cryogenic suspension, hoping to find safety in the future. One thousand years later they are awakened from their deep sleep and are anxious to find out what happened...
