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Weaving as Open Source. The Spanish artist Teresa Lanceta, was born in Barcelona in 1951, and trained in Madrid. This book includes reproductions of an extensive body of her work, woven pieces, canvases, paintings and drawings which, together with Lancetas writings and impressions of her time in the Raval and of the long periods she spent in Morocco, reveal the artists many facets and her career from the 1970s to the present day.

Documenting works from Collection Per Amor a l'Art from an experimental perspectivePublished on the occasion of the exhibition Hyperspaces from the Fundació Per Amor a l'Art in Valencia, Spain, this volume presents a selection of artworks that consider architectural elements such as surface, materiality or ornament, from Irma Blank, Barbara Kasten and Heimo Zobernig, among others.

An elegant compendium of artwork inspired by plant life, from Imogen Cunningham, Jonas Mekas, Nobuyoshi Araki and othersFlowers may die, but in photographs their beauty is preserved forever. From carefully composed still lifes of fruits and vegetables to macro photography of floral anatomy, plants have been a constant source of inspiration throughout the history of photography. Many photographers have returned to the subject again and again du...

Sheela Gowda (Bhadravati, Karnataka, India, 1957, lives and works in Bangalore) is one of the leading names in contemporary art in India.The book presents, in addition to two new productions, a wide selection of works she has made from 1992 to the present time, including watercolors, prints, and site-specific installations. The latters are distinguished by a large variety of materials, such as hair, organic substances, cow dung, incense, and n...

This book presents a series of drawings and engravings by Spanish artist Ortigosa inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. Ortigosa produced these ominous black-and-white works between 2005 and 2014, organized into the series Purgatory, Hell and Heaven.

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La publicaci3/4n Els cartells de TÓpies i lÆesfera p·blica ofrece un catßlogo razonado de los 245 carteles que Antoni TÓpies ha realizado desde la dÚcada de 1950 hasta la actualidad.

In three series of black-and-white pictures, Randa Shaath meets and photographs the people who live in Cairo, Egypt's capital city. Under the Same Sky--Rooftops of Cairo documents the lives of people who inhabit the rooftops of the city's apartments. Profiles portrays a variety of local citizens, including painters and writers, poets and dancers, film directors and parking lot attendants. And In the Heart of the Nile captures the lives of the ...