The Demarco Collection and Archive: An Introduction
by Aidan Bellenger, Mara Coccia, Iain Crawford, Richard Demarco, Rudi Fuchs, Iain Gale, John Haldane, Mark Herbert, Dieter Honisch, and Howard Hull
Alastair MacKinven 'Performances 2006 to 2009'
by Andrew Hunt, Alastair MacKinven, and Tony Pearson
The Impossible Theatre
by Hanna Wroblewska, Jaroslaw Suchan, and Sabine Folie
This catalogue of the works of Athens artist Art Rosenbaum accompanies his first major retrospective exhibition and is fully illustrated, with fifty-one full-page color images reflecting the entire checklist of the exhibition. Rosenbaum's paintings show many influences, from the American Scene to self-taught art to German Expressionist prints, and their large scale, complexity, and vivid color draw the viewer in. Dennis Harper (Georgia Museum of Art curator of exhibitions), Paul Manoguerra (Geor...
"The Society of Layerists in Multi-Media demonstrates through its members' art the dynamic transition taking place: the collective awareness is shifting from seeing humanity as separate and disconnected, to viewing it as an integral part of the cosmic whole. The Layerists depict the magnificence of this transformed vision through metaphysical images that portray memories, feelings and impressions of the past, present and future coalescing into a single captured moment that at once reveals both t...
Living in the Material World
by Lara Almarcegui, Michael Beutler, and Karla Black
Earth - Water - Air - Fire: Architecture and the Element
by Josep Lluis Mateo
From time immemorial have the natural elements determined and influenced man's thinking and expression of his being in the world. They stood at the center of Greek philosophy and led to the rise of early atomic theory. They lost the status of being the 'root' of everything existing, i.e. matter in its most basic form, only during the Enlightenment's chemical re-structuring of the universe. Nonetheless in terms of their physical presence the elements remain at the forefront of our encounter with...
From Here to There (Text + Work)
by P. Beards, G. Drury, M. Birt, M. Bozic, J. Bradshaw, G Brooks, C. Fordham, and K. Fuchs
Stowe was built to display power and influence and some of the most famous British architects were instrumental in its creation, making it one of the most important houses in the country. The building of Stowe was begun in 1676; over the next century it developed into one of Europe's greatest classical houses, visited by European and Russian royalty. Surrounded by magnificent landscaped gardens, the estate still inspires awe in visitors today. Numerous famous architects worked on its constructi...