Television Programs of Interest (Sat 27th February to Fri 5th March 2010)

• EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: THE ANATOMY LESSON OF DR TULP - EP 8 OF 8

Presenter Waldemar Januszczak asks why is Rembrandt's painting, The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Tulp, so great. In the 17th century, the Dutch developed a passion for public dismemberment. Dissections became a public event that would last from three to five days. Born in 1609 and moving to Amsterdam in 1631, Dr Tulp was an ambitious man who commissioned the newly arrived Rembrandt to paint this picture of one of his anatomy lessons mounted in 1632 by the Surgeons' Guild. The painting made Rembrandt's reputation and he went on to paint some of Amsterdam's finest people.
Saturday 27 February 2010 4.00pm
SBS ONE Rating: G *Final*WS Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• SAM DILLEMANS: THE MADNESS IN THE DETAIL

Sam Dillemans is considered the most important contemporary artist in Belgium. He has an ongoing relationship with the Old Masters of European painting and sets the bar for his own work alongside theirs.
Saturday 27 February 2010 3.05pm
SBS ONE Rating: PGWS Rpt
Duration: 55 mins

• THE GENIUS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: RIGHT TIME, RIGHT PLACE - EP 3 OF 6

A series exploring the history of photography and all photography's manifestations, from journalism to advertising, through art and portraiture.
Sunday 28 February 2010 11.40pm
ABC1 Rating: PGCC Rpt
Duration: 60 mins
*The Learning Centre has this series available for loan.

• SIMON SCHAMA'S POWER OF ART: REMBRANDT - EP 2 OF 8

In The Night Watch and his portraits of the richest merchants of Amsterdam, Rembrandt has done the impossible: made something heroic, dramatic and grand out of a world of merchants and money.
Sunday 28 February 2010 7.30pm
ABC2 Rating: MCC WS
Duration: 60 mins

• ART NATION: EDGE OF ELSEWHERE/THE DYA SINGH WORLD MUSIC GROUP/FLYING ARTS QLD

This week on Art Nation, Fenella Kernebone looks at the multicultural art project Edge of Elsewhere exhibited at Campbelltown Art Centre. Namila Benson explores the world of Sikh music with the Dya Singh World Music Group. Daniel Marsden braves the skies and visits the remote Queensland town of Hughenden with three visual artists to discover what 'Flying Arts' is all about.
Sunday 28 February 2010 5.30pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• DESIGNERS: TIMBER FURNITURE - EP 3 OF 10

A timber furniture designer shows how a bench and a screen are made: from the selection of the right timbers to construction using traditional joinery and woodworking machines.
Monday 1 March 2010 10.30am
ABC1 CC Rpt
Duration: 15 mins

• TALKING HEADS: COLLETTE DINNIGAN

This week on Talking Heads, Peter Thompson has an intimate chat with one of Australia's best known fashion designers, Collette Dinnigan. While talking to Peter about her early influences, career choices, highlights and future aspirations, Collette reveals that a significant error underpins her worldwide success.
Monday 1 March 2010 3.30am (early hours)
ABC1 Rating: GCC Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• ANCIENT MEGASTRUCTURES: ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL

In 1666 a great fire engulfed the city of London destroying the magnificent cathedral of Old St Paul's. Architect, Christopher Wren, set out to raise a new cathedral from the ashes which soon became an iconic landmark of London.
Tuesday 2 March 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 55 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Featuring new ideas on how to relieve stress from a shearer's spine; draw an accurate parallel line when constructing a building; and significantly reduce the risk of injury when using temporary panel braces.
Wednesday 3 March 2010 8.00pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• DESIGNER PEOPLE: KENJI EKUAN - EP 13 OF 13

Presented by Lee Lin Chin, this program looks at leading designers from around the world, and from a diverse range of disciplines. Tonight Lee Lin meets Kenji Ekuan, chairman of the internationally renowned Japanese consultancy GK Design.
Thursday 4 March 2010 9.00pm
SBS ONE Rating: *Final*CC WS
Duration: 30 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS REVISITED: WALES

Kevin McCloud revisits Adrian Phillips and his fiancee Corinna Wigglesworth, who decided their first home together was to be a 300-year-old ruin that has been in Adrian's family for three generations.
Thursday 4 March 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 55 mins

Exhibition Videos from the Guggenheim

Did you know that you can view free videos online relating to past and present exhibitions held at the Guggenheim Museum? This is a great resource for research so take advantage of it. You can explore what the Guggenheim has to offer at this website:

http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/exhibitions/video

Australian Photography (February 2010)

The latest issue of Australian Photography is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

FEATURES

• Location Lights Anthony McKee explains how you can take great shots using artificial lights on location, and looks at some of the portable flash products available in Australia.
• Shooting Life Legendary nature and wildlife photographer Frans Lanting spoke to Robert Keeley about his unique approach to photography.
• Showdown at Uluru Strict new rules governing photography at Australia's most iconic National Park have photographers worried. Ross Barnett reports.
• Behind the Mask Pro photographers use masks to select fine details like hair and grass, selectively adjust tone, and create intricate montages. If you're serious about image editing you need to understand masks. Con Looymans provides a step-by-step introduction.
• Northern Exposure - Part 2 Things start to get dangerous for editor Robert Keeley as he and his travelling party move deeper into WA's spectacular but treacherous Kimberly region.
• Scanning Secrets Do you still have boxes of old negatives and slides hidden away? Prashphutita Greco shares some clever scanning tips and recommends some great software to help you get your films out of that shoebox and into your computer.
• Locations - East Palmerston National Park, QLD As Thomas Liam Ryan discovered, East Palmerston in Far North Queensland, has plenty of treasures to offer patient photographers.

DEPARTMENTS

• Shoot
• Your Best Shot competition Honourable mentions in our 'Fluids' category
• Questions & Answers
• QuickSnaps
• World View With Frans Lanting
• Test - Sony Alpha A500 and A550 by Peter Burian
• Product Shop
• APS Gallery and Column
• Image Doctor
• The Back Page by Colin McCloud

Elle Decoration No. 210 (February 2010)

The latest issue of Elle Decoration is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

SHOPPING

• Find of the month! The wonder of mixing different tones of wood
• Wish list 16 things we can't live without this month
• COVER STORY Accessorise all areas How a well-chosen statement object can make any room complete
• Shopping news The latest and greatest from the high street
• Nine of the best... Homes mail-order companies

LIVING

• An inspired idea! Express yourself with a blackboard wall
• COVER STORY 34 ideas for a happy home Easy ways to inject some joy into your living space
• Enduring beauty Californian fashion designer Erica Tanov introduces us to her love of all things vintage
• COVER STORY Floor show Fantastic ideas for spicing things up beneath your feet
• COVER STORY This is tomorrow With a New Year comes a new start. We summarise what the future holds for you and your home
• The power of paint Colour wizardry
• Get set for winter How to shore up your home for the season
• COVER STORY Wellbeing This month's indulgent things to make you feel great
• Nine of the best... Scented candles

NOW

• Need to know! Bitossi's stylish new ceramic lamp
• 10 minutes with... German design maestro Dieter Rams
• Sweet thing Chic chocolatier Cocomaya's new bakery
• Night crossing Fashion meets interiors at new store Darkroom
• Anatomy of a classic Marimekko's colourful 'Unikko' fabric
• From catwalk to couch Go large with oversize beads and baubles
• The book list Escapist tomes to brighten winter homes
• Design hero We explore the work of Milanese marvel Marco Zanuso
• French fancy The whimsical studio of Parisian designer Nathalie Lété

HOMES

• La connexion Française The super-chic home of gallerist Patrick Seguin is packed with design classics
• Colour clash How one Berliner has mixed vivid shades to beautiful effect
• Live and let live Traditional touches are given room to breathe in this stunning Barcelona townhouse
• Youthful spirit Inside the former hostel that's now a vibrant home
• The personal touch Mixing tactile fabrics and natural materials has turned this German apartment into a textural haven

FOCUS

• COVER STORY Storage special Find a place for everything with out extensive guide to the very best kit and all the latest trends

FINALLY

• Address book Love it? Here's where to buy it
• Style icon Elizabeth 'Beegle' Duquette, wife and muse to iconic American decorator Tony Duquette

Metropolis (January 2010)

The latest issue of Metropolis is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

FEATURES

• WHAT'S NEXT: THE 1-5-10 ISSUE Prescriptions for the future in the form of predictions - from the wildly speculative to the intensely pragmatic by Suzanne LaBarre with Kristi Cameron, Paul Makovsky, and Martin C. Pedersen
• BACK TO THE FUTURE A school dedicated to design-based learning opens in the very building where GM's legendary Harley Earl became the father of the modern car by Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson
• THE PRIDE OF EAST 103RD STREET A new middle school in Harlem pairs its stubborn and visionary founder with the building's equally stubborn and visionary architect by Suzanne LaBarre

DEPARTMENTS

METROPOLISMAG.COM New and exclusive on the Web

NOTES FROM METROPOLIS Held in drought-plagued Phoenix, Greenbuild 2009 had water on its mind

DIALOGUE Readers' letters

OBSERVED

• Moorish Accents A renovation inflected with traditional details returns Morocco's La Mamounia hotel to its roots.
• An Olympic Feat For this year's Games, Omer Arbel delivers medals of daring simplicity.
• Cabin Upgrade The Boy Scouts commission sustainable accommodations for a Catalina campground.
• Tropical Towers WOHA is steadily building a portfolio of tall buildings suitable for the Global South.
• Teatime/Grand Obsession A designer's fascination with a virtual object, and a photographer's with a historic building.

AMERICA At the Standard, André Balazs's High Line - straddling hotel, the show is on both sides of the glass by Karrie Jacobs

IN PRODUCTION Scot Herbst restyles the classic kids' ride.

MATERIALS Coverings Etc finds a way to make tile from recycled aircraft aluminum.

PRODUCTSPHERE Products that highlight the promising partnership of haute couture and industrial design

TEXT MESSAGE Bjarke Ingels, the founding principal of BIG, talks about refurbishing the surface of the planet, the big question, and the runner's high.

REFERENCE More information on people, places, and products covered in this issue of Metropolis

BEN KATCHOR SayUSaw.com

Wallpaper* (February 2010)

The latest issue of Wallpaper is now available for loan from the Learning Centre. This issue features the Design Awards 2010.



Contents:

BEST:

• Bath
• Breakfast
• Builder
• Building sites
• Camping
• Cook's kit
• Cork tease
• Defence
• Domestic design
• Genes
• Girls/blouses
• Readers' choice award
• In shows
• In the West
• Jeans
• Jewellery
• Lit loos
• Lit lunch
• New recruits
• New ski resort
• New suite
• Peep show
• Personal service
• Resources
• Recycling
• Reissues
• Retreat
• Rides
• Spa
• Spectacle
• Time lord
• Turn-on
• Toy
• Use of colour
• Use of material
• And the winners aren't...

INTERNATIONAL JUDGES' AWARD

• The contenders
• Best city
• Best domestic design
• Best new grooming product
• Best new hotel
• Best new men's fashion collection
• Best new private house
• Best new public building
• Best new restaurant
• Beast new women's fashion collection
• Furniture designer of the year
• Life-enhancer of the year

Television Programs of Interest for the Week to Come (Sat 20th February to Fri 26th February 2010)

• THE HORSES OF THE LOUVRE

There are over sixty artworks on display at the Louvre Museum - sculptures, bas-reliefs, vessels, decorative objects, paintings and drawings - dating from 3000 BC to the 19th century, that tell the story of the long association between man and horse.
Saturday 20 February 2010 2.05pm
SBS ONE Rating: GWS Rpt
Duration: 60 mins

• EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: THE TEMPEST - EP 7 OF 8

There is great controversy about the meaning and symbolism of Giorgione's 'The Tempest' and presenter Waldemar Januszczak believes he's cracked the artist's code. Giorgione is one of art history's most mysterious painters and his 'The Tempest' is one of the world's most mysterious paintings.
Saturday 20 February 2010 4.05pm
SBS ONE Rating: GWS Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• THE QUESTION MARK INSIDE

Follows the unique commission Martin Firrell received from St. Pauls Cathedral in London to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the completion of Christopher Wren's masterpiece. Firrell is often categorised as a cultural activist, an artist who projects text in public spaces to promote social change.
Saturday 20 February 2010 3.05pm
SBS ONE WS
Duration: 60 mins

• THE GENIUS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: DOCUMENTS FOR ARTISTS - EP 2 OF 6

Episode two examines in detail the work of some of the greatest and most influential modern photographers: Alexander Rodchenko, August Sander, Man Ray, Walker Evans and Bill Brandt; and includes contributions from Martin Parr, Bernd and Hilla Becher, and Mark Haworth-Booth.
Sunday 21 February 2010 10.20pm
ABC1 Rating: PGCC Rpt
Duration: 60 mins
*This series is available from the Learning Centre

• CONNECTED BY LIGHT

Connected By Light is a visually rich documentary that follows internationally acclaimed Australian media-artist Lynette Wallworth, as she creates a new work Duality of Light. Wallworth's work is storming the traditional boundaries between art galleries and film festivals, and she is being invited to exhibit her installations at major festivals around the world.
Sunday 21 February 2010 5.00pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• SIMON SCHAMA'S POWER OF ART: CARAVAGGIO - EP 1 OF 8

Focusing on eight iconic works of art, this eight-part series places great art at the centre of great moments in human history. This series takes us on an extraordinary journey to the centre of human struggle and the dark heart of history. A combination of dramatic reconstruction, spectacular photography and Simon Schama's unique and personal storytelling transports us back to the intense moments eight great works of art were conceived and born.
Sunday 21 February 2010 7.30pm
ABC2 Rating: PG *New Series*CC
Duration: 60 mins

• ART NATION: RON MUECK EXHIBITION/ART AND ALZHEIMER'S/EGO LEMOS

This week on Art Nation, Fenella Kernebone looks at the Ron Mueck exhibition, one of the NGV's highlights for 2010; the story of John Little, a 69-year-old with Alzheimer's and how art helps him with his dementia; and musician Ego Lemos performs in the studio with his remarkable voice and shows the tremendous talent he has to offer Indigenous music in Australia and the world.
Sunday 21 February 2010 5.30pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• DESIGNERS: WEBSITE - EP 2 OF 10

The ABC Online team design and implement a new look for the JJJ Oz Music Month website. This site for Australian music features interactive and streaming delivery of information.
Monday 22 February 2010 10.30am
ABC1 Rating: GCC Rpt
Duration: 15 mins

• ANCIENT MEGASTRUCTURES: THE ALHAMBRA

This program brings to life the ingenious engineering solutions and treacherous political betrayals that gave birth to what is arguably the most perfect example of Moorish architecture in existence - The Alhambra.
Tuesday 23 February 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 55 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors showcases bright minds from across the country as they discover ingenious solutions to the problems of our lives. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: inventor and journalist Christine Kininmonth, futurist and author Mark Pesce, and woodworker and teacher Richard Vaughan.
Wednesday 24 February 2010 8.00pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS REVISITED: BIRMINGHAM

Kevin McCloud revisits an innovative housing association's scheme in Birmingham. A group of 11 men and women agreed to build, not just their own, but each other's homes. This group of first time builders are on a tight schedule and even tighter budget. This multi-cultural group of self-builders who are on low or assisted incomes would not otherwise be able to afford their own home.
Thursday 25 February 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: *New Series*CC
Duration: 55 mins

• DESIGNER PEOPLE: YOUNG BAEK MIN - EP 12 OF 13

Presented by Lee Lin Chin, this program looks at leading designers from around the world, and from a diverse range of disciplines.
Thursday 25 February 2010 9.00pm
SBS ONE CC WS
Duration: 30 mins

The Business of Studio Photography

The business of studio photography: how to start and run a successful photography studio (3rd edition) by Edward R. Lilley is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• Chapter 1 Digital Photography: What Your Need to Know and What You Need to Own
• Chapter 2 Getting Ready
• Chapter 3 Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How Much?
• Chapter 4 The Marketplace
• Chapter 5 The Studio
• Chapter 6 Marketing and Selling
• Chapter 7 Weddings
• Chapter 8 High School Seniors and School Photography
• Chapter 9 Portrait Photography
• Chapter 10 Planning
• Chapter 11 Finishing and Framing
• Chapter 12 Paperwork
• Chapter 13 Sources of Information

Fashion News Vol. 150 (January 2010)

The latest issue of Fashion News is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Monument Issue 95 (February/March 2010)

The latest issue of Monument is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• CREATIVE CONSCIOUSNESS: Phooey's Peter Ho gives us a piece of his mind
• BODY OF WORK: Terroir's directors present their outstanding portfolio
• CREATE-A-DATE: Trimble & Bawden design a chandelier that grows
• SOAPBOX: Sandra Kaji-O'Grady targets zombie modernism
• RESIDENCE: Sou Fujimoto brings the outside inside in suburban Japan
• RESIDENCE: Arkhefield Architects plays with light and shadow in New Farm
• NEW WORK: Tonkin Zulaikha Greer uses art to give back to the street
• NEW WORK: Sugawaradaisuke goes sculptural in the office
• FRONTIER: Mumbai reveals a simmering new wave of creativity
• INTERIOR/EXTERIOR: Bejamin Hubert profiled, plus bathrooms and more
• NEW GENERATION: DesignByThem tells their story their way

Architecture Australia Vol. 99 No. 1 (January/February 2010)

The latest issue of Architecture Australia is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

COMMENT

• FOREWORD Letter from Melinda Dodson, Australian Institute of Architects President
• REFLECTION Making
• AS HOOK ADDRESS "An Architecture of Engagement" - Ken Maher, 2009 Gold Medallist
• PRACTICE The architecture of academic research. Andrew Nimmo reports on the recent symposium.
• LETTERS Readers write
• CALENDAR Forward planning

RADAR

• HEADLINES News and nuance
• EVENT World Architecture Festival, as seen by Paul Walker, Peter Bennetts and Hamish Lyon
• EXHIBITION Portraits + Architecture reviewed by Annabelle Pegrum
• EXHIBITION [De]Bordering Indeterminacy by Chelle McNaughton, reviewed by Hélène Frichot
• EXHIBITION Advertisements for Architecture 2009, reviewed by Karen Burns
• EXHIBITION Shelter: On Kindness reviewed by Hélène Frichot and Michael Spooner
• AA ROUNDTABLE Architecture and media: building communities
• BOOKS Reading pleasures

FEATURES

• LYON HOUSEMUSEUM The Lyon Housemuseum reviewed by Paul Walker, with comment by Callum Morton
• PERFECT SKIN Durbach Block's new building in Sydney, considered by Olivia Hyde
• 620 WICKHAM STREET Riddel Architecture rescues Karl Langer's showroom. Review by Deborah van der Plaat
• PORT ARTHUR SEPARATE PRISON Rachel Hurst on Tonkin Zulaikha Greer's Port Arthur Separate Prison
• AHEAD OF THE FIELD Philip Goad reviews the Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy by Architectus
• 2009 AA PRIZE FOR UNBUILT WORK Celebrating the winners

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 13th February to Fri 19th February 2010)

• PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR: PAINTER

Renoir demonstrated mastery of figure painting and of representing light and an extraordinary ability to depict the lustrous, pearly colour and texture of skin. His paintings were full of life and joy. They are unsurpassed in the history of modern painting in their representation of feminine grace.
Saturday 13 February 2010 3.30pm
SBS ONE Rating: PGWS Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: MONA LISA - EP 6 OF 8

Program host Januszczak wonders about the mystery of Mona Lisa's elusive identity and that of her smile. Even her eyebrows are mysterious. Why doesn't she have any? Januszczak is able, however, to solve the mystery of why this painting has become the most famous painting in the world.
Saturday 13 February 2010 4.00pm
SBS ONE Rating: GWS Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• THE GENIUS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: FIXING THE SHADOWS - EP 1 OF 6

The Genius Of Photography is a landmark series exploring the key events and images that have marked the development of photography - it chronicles the journey from camera obscura to the digital image. At the heart of the series is a quest to understand what makes a truly great photograph. This new six-part series screens exclusively on ABC2 Episode one, Fixing The Shadows tells the story of the beginnings of photography, the inventions, and how it became an integral part of the modern world. It describes the remarkable achievements of the pioneer photographers.
Sunday 14 February 2010 10.00pm
ABC1 Rating: PGCC Rpt
Duration: 60 mins
*This program is available for loan from the Learning Centre

• ART NATION

Art Nation is an exciting new weekly magazine program presented by Fenella Kernebone that will provide a fun and fascinating ride through Australia's rich arts culture. ABC Arts will be more out-and-about, edgy and culturally diverse than ever before. As well as covering the classics of visual art, music, film, theatre, dance, opera and ballet, Art Nation also mixes it up with cutting edge video arts, multimedia and performance arts. And of course, the much loved design and architecture stories will also be part of the program.
Sunday 14 February 2010 5.30pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• DESIGNERS: ICE CREAM - EP 1 OF 10

Designing a new range of ice cream: from the original marketing concept, the development kitchen, and taste testing sessions, to finally mass production in the factory.
Monday 15 February 2010 10.30am
ABC1 CC Rpt
Duration: 15 mins

• ANCIENT MEGASTRUCTURES: PYRAMID

The breathtaking engineering and organisation behind the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which was built to turn a Pharaoh into a god, and helped create the Egyptian state.
Tuesday 16 February 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 55 mins

• ARTSCAPE: THE ART LIFE AT THE ASIA PACIFIC TRIENNIAL

Presented by arts blogger and commentator Andrew Frost, The Art Life at the Asia Pacific Triennial is a journey into a colossal, must-see exhibition - The 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT'6).
Tuesday 16 February 2010 10.00pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors highlights the latest contemporary creations from the next generation of inventors, innovators and designers. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: engineer James Bradfield Moody, materials engineer Veena Sahajwalla, and inventor and journalist Christine Kininmonth.
Wednesday 17 February 2010 8.00pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• WORLD'S GREENEST HOMES: EP 13 OF 13

We visit a transformed Lake Erie pump house; an upscale retreat in suburban Seattle; a showcase for modern desert living in the Sonoran Desert; and more!
Thursday 18 February 2010 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: *Final*CC
Duration: 50 mins

• DESIGNER PEOPLE: YOUNG BAEK MIN - EP 11 OF 13

Presented by Lee Lin Chin, this program looks at leading designers from around the world, and from a diverse range of disciplines. Tonight Lee Lin meets Korean interior designer, Young Baek Min.
Thursday 18 February 2010 9.00pm
SBS ONE CC WS
Duration: 30 mins

Frans Snyders

Frans Snyders: the noble estate: seventeenth-century still-life and animal painting in the southern Netherlands by Susan Koslow is a new book now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• Foreword / Walter A. Liedtke Curator European Paintings, Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Acknowledgements
• I. Biography
• II. Still Life: Context, Theory and Practice
• III. Fruit Pieces, Larders and Market Scenes
• IV. Wreaths and Garlands
• V. Animal Imagery: Context, Theory and Practice
• VI. Hunting Pictures
• VII. Fable Pictures
• VIII. Animal Genre
• IX. The Poultry Yard and Bird Concerts
• X. Eagle and Snakes
• Conclusion
• Nines
• Bibliography
• Index of Names
• Index of Works Cited
• Photographic Credits

Trends (Apartment & Living) Vol. 26 No. 1

The latest issue of Trends is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

NEW APARTMENTS

• Cliffhanger A new residential low-rise in Brisbane stands proud, with a penthouse that seems to soar
• Personal space Set on an upperlevel of the iconic Balencea residential tower, this apartment balances modern lines with a softer touch
• Three by three Defined by its three sculptural towers, the Trio complex in Sydney has raised the bar for apartment design
• Between the city and the sea Sunshine, sea views, swimming, verdant walkways and retail - The Village caters to a relaxed, high-end lifestyle
• Centre stage Melbourne's 109 Clarendon, a new apartment development by Salvo Property Group, is close to the city's attractions
• Life imitating art Like a totem rising above Melbourne's arts precinct, Triptych has a facade that is itself a large-scale work of art
• Seasons in the sun Steps from public transport, a high-quality, low-maintenance lifestyle awaits residents of Lindfield apartments

DESIGNER'S OWN

• All curves Starting from an empty shell, an architect made his own mark on this apartment in a renowned waterfront high-rise
• Pushing the boundaries An architect and interior designer duo who have retained the avant-garde work of the building's architect - Harry Seidler

RENOVATED APARTMENTS

• Cut above This redesigned apartment plays up the historic character of a former brick woolstore with a dramatic saw-toothed roof
• A few of my favourite things A collection of mid-century furniture and artwork fills this Manhattan apartment
• Classic face, modern heart A contemporary extension leaves a heritage building's Edwardian facade untouched
• Products and services The latest range of kitchen appliances will give your renovated apartment good looks and functionality

SIDE BY SIDE

• Environmental response Two duplex designs offer architectural variances on the outside, but present mirrored floor plans inside
• Float on a breeze Local materials anchor these contemporary lakefront homes to the landscape
• Back to back A small site leads a design team to create shared walls behind a dark facade the belies two private, spacious and light-filled homes

INDEX

Desktop Issue #257 (February 2010)

The latest issue of Desktop magazine is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• UPDATE
• DEBRIEF MAGAZINE - Fluoro
• DEBRIEF WEBSITE - iiNet
• GAMES DESIGN POWER UP Sam William-West speaks with games creator Dave Adams about a day in the life of a games designer and finding the secret sauce
• PROFILE AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE Alison Copley meets Sylvia Weimer, the driving force behind Spacelab Design
• PICTURE THIS PAINTING WITH LIGHT Anything is possible through the camera lens of Alexia Sinclair, writes Jo Spurling
• PICTURE THIS TROUBLESHOOTER
• COOLSTUFF
• CENTREFOLD
• WEBGUIDE GET YOUR KICKS
• WEB INTERACTIVE DESIGN John Allsop gets friendly with JavaScript and explains how you can too
• DIGITAL MOBILE INNOVATION Neil Simpson speaks with Rod Farmer of Vodafone Hutchinson Australia about mobile innovation
• STUDIO SLIPPING INTO THE FUTURE Jo Spurling speaks with Imagi Studios' Desmond Chan about the challenges of morphing Astro Boy into a three-dimensional animated blockbuster
• PRINT CARB COUNTING We can reduce the size of our carbon footprint on the natural world, writes Rodney Wade
• PRINT PRINT READY Matt Baker looks at what you should consider when preparing your artwork for press
• TYPE ART MEETS TYPE Jack Yan looks at how typography has crossed into art, today more than at any other time in history
• TYPE TROUBLESHOOTER
• SETTING UP YOUR STUDIO: ANIMATION BRING YOUR VISION TO LIFE Drew Turney discovers you too can get a piece of the action
• PRODUCT REVIEWS MacSpeech Dictate, Picaholic, Apple Snow Leopard (OS 10.6)
• DIRECTIONS IN DESIGN GOING, GOING ... GONE Employers not focused on retaining their best and brightest face a talent exodus as the market heats up, writes Tim McNamara
• FOREIGN POLICY EXPRESSIVE RESTRAINT Andy Polaine talks Flash with Hillman Curtis
• REARVIEW

AGENCYLAND

• ABOUT TOWN NEWS
• VIEWFINDER
• BRIEF ENCOUNTERS VIC ROADS - JWT
• BRIEF ENCOUNTERS AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCES - Visual Jazz
• PEER PRESSURE GOING WEST Jason Little and Andrew Johnstone give us their two cents on the Colenso BBDO campaign for New Zealand Book Council
• PROFILE TOMORROW - THE WORLD! The team at BMF have a modest goal in mind - to one day conquer the world with their own creative style.
  
  

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 6th February to Fri 12th February 2010)

• EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: THE PORTRAIT OF MR AND MRS ANDREWS - EP 5 OF 8

The Portrait of Mr & Mrs Andrews is one of Thomas Gainsborough's early masterpieces. Born in 1727, Gainsborough was the youngest of 9 children. His father was a cloth merchant and the boy's exposure to the details of velvet, wool and silk are reflected in the intricacy of the clothes people wear in the artist's portraits.
Saturday 6 February 2010 4.05pm
SBS ONE Rating: PGWS Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTSCAPE: ARTISTS AT WORK - GASWORKS

Most people wouldn't consider being an artist to be a demanding job. Think again! The 13 artists at the busy Gasworks Arts Park Studios in Albert Park, Melbourne, are committed to making a career out of their art. To do so they must get commissions, produce work, exhibit work, sell work, keep up with the achievements of their fellow studio mates and keep the art world interested in their work.
Tuesday 9 February 2010 3.00am (early hours)
ABC1 Rating: GCC Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• ANCIENT MEGASTRUCTURES: COLOSSEUM

The dramatic story behind the Colosseum in Ancient Rome: the men who created it and the men who fought and died within it.
Tuesday 9 February 2010 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 55 mins

• KEVIN MCCLOUD'S GRAND TOUR: EP 2 OF 4

This week, Kevin is heading south on the trail of the next wave of Grand Tourists, to the great Renaissance cities of Florence and Rome. He's searching for art and architecture that would assault the senses, and which would inspire the rebuilding of London after one of the greatest disasters in its history: the Great Fire.
Tuesday 9 February 2010 8.30pm
ABC1 Rating: GCC
Duration: 60 mins

• ARTSCAPE: THE LIVING ARTIST

Insightful, entertaining, and a little tongue in cheek, The Living Artist is the story of what happens when a lucrative arts prize is offered in a small community, the same community from which the money will also be raised. And what happens when the artists all know each other and the judges know all the artists - how can the process be fair, balanced and focused?
Tuesday 9 February 2010 10.00pm
ABC1 Rating: MCC
Duration: 30 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors showcases the best new Australian inventions, from the innovative to the inspirational, the weird and the wonderful. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: agricultural scientist Chris Russell, science broadcaster Bernie Hobbs, and futurist and author Mark Pesce.
Wednesday 10 February 2010 8.00pm
ABC1 CC
Duration: 30 mins

• DESIGNER PEOPLE: EP 10 OF 13

Presented by Lee Lin Chin, this program looks at leading designers from around the world, and from a diverse range of disciplines.
Thursday 11 February 2010 9.00pm
SBS ONE CC WS
Duration: 30 mins

Kindle and Swag

Kindle and swag: the Samstag effect / Ross Wolfe is a catalogue to accompany exhibition held 4 Nov. - 11 Dec. 2004, University of South Australia Art Museum and 4 Feb. - 24 Apr. 2005 at the Queensland University of Technology Art Museum.

This book can be found on the shelves at: 709.9423 KIN

Contents:

• Foreword Erica Green
• Kindle & Swag: The Samstag Effect Ross Wolfe
• Kristian Burford Michael Newall
• Nicholas Folland Russell Smith
• Timothy Horn M. M. Anderson
• Deborah Paauwe Daniel Palmer
• Nike Savvas Ben Curnow
• Megan Walch Edward Colless
• Anne Wallace Mark Pennings
• List of Works
• The Samstag Program
• Acknowledgements

Jon Plapp

Jon Plapp: guessable mirrors is a catalogue of an exhibition held at Watters Gallery, East Sydney, 8-25 May 1996.

You can find this book located on the shelves at: 759.994 PLA

Janet Laurence

Janet Laurence: Seibu Gallery Shibuya, Tokyo, 1991 is a new exhibition catalogue now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

You can find this book located on the shelves at: 759.994 JAN

TogArt Contemporary Art Award (NT) 2008

TogArt Contemporary Art Award (NT) 2008 is a catalogue of an exhibition of the work of indigenous and non-indigenous artists inspired by the Northern Territory and held at Darwin Convention Centre 18 June - 6 July, Alice Springs Araluen Arts Centre 2-26 October, Tennant Creek Pyramid Gallery 6-28 November, Katherine Civic Centre Gallery 4-16 December 2008.

Contents:

• A Showcase for Creativity - The Honourable Paul Henderson MLA
• A Message from the Toga Group - Ervin H Vidor AM
• The Judges - A brief biography
• Red Dust Rising - Maurice O'Riordan
• Mining the Narrative - Allison Gray
• Liferafts - Jason Smith
• Monique Auricchio
• Rob Brown
• Bryan Bulley
• Margaret Gamuti
• Franck Gohier
• Chayni Henry
• Matt Huttlestone
• Margaret Renee Kerinauia
• Pamela Lofts
• Baluka Maymuru
• Nancy McDinny
• Marina Murdilinga
• Doreen Reid Nakamarra
• Ivan Namirrkki
• Yuyuya Nampitjinpa
• Yinarupa Nangala
• Eileen Napaltjarri
• Dorothy Napangardi
• Josie Kunoth Petyarre
• Sarah G. Pirrie
• Nina Puruntatameri
• Tobias Richardson
• Therese Ritchie
• Gary Shinfield
• Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
• Joseph Jurra Tjapaltjarri
• George Tjungurrayi
• Katrina Tyler
• Susan Wanji Wanji
• Alice Whish
• Elton Wirri
• Bronwyn Wright
• Djirrirra Wunungmurra
• Contacts

TogArt Contemporary Art Award (NT) 2007

TogArt Contemporary Art Award (NT) 2007 is a catalogue for the inaugural Togart Contemporary Art Award 2007 exhibition held at Parliament House, Darwin July 10-August 1 2007.

Contents:

• Welcome - Felicity Green, Public Art Manager, Darwin City Waterfront
• Ministerial Statement - The Honourable Clare Martin MLA
• The Sponsor - Ervin H Vidor AM, The Toga Group
• The Judges - A brief biography
• Ashley Crawford - As all Darwinians will attest
• Sarah Scott - Shifting Territory
• Rob Brown
• Bryan Bulley
• Wayne Eager
• Peter Eve
• Sally Gabori
• Franck Gohier
• Chayni Henry
• Matt Huttlestone
• Anniebell Marrngamarrnga
• Pip McManus
• Fiona Morrison
• Rerrkirrwanga Munungurr
• Mitjili Napanangka
• Yukultji Napangati
• Ningura Napurrula
• Naata Nungurrayi
• Billy Benn Perrurle
• Carol Phayer
• Caroline Rannersberger
• Kaye Rintel
• Adrian Robertson
• Neridah Stockley
• Marina Strocchi
• Patrick Tjungurrayi
• Wukun Wanambi
• Hayley West
• Pedro Wonaeamirri
• Gulumbu Yunupingu
• Contacts

TogArt Contemporary Art Exhibition 06

TogArt Contemporary Art Exhibition 06 is a catalogue of an exhibition held at Parliament House, Darwin, 18 July - 3 August 2006.

Contents:

• Welcome - Cathy Hunt, Positive Solutions
• The Sponsor - Ervin H Vidor AM, The Toga Group
• Ministerial Statement - Marion Scrymgour MLA
• The Organiser - Felicity Green, Top End Arts Marketing
• The Curators - A brief biography
• Cath Bowdler - TogArt Contemporary Art Exhibition
• Steve Fox - Keeping it real
• Margie West - Mixing of the Waters
• Monique Auricchio
• Rob Brown
• Franck Gohier
• Matt Huttlestone
• Adrian Robertson Jangala
• Amy Johnson Jirwulurr
• Kudditji Kngwarreye
• Gary Lee
• Pamela Lofts
• Nancy McDinny
• Bardayal Nadjamerrek, AO
• Eileen Napaltjarri
• Eunice Napanangka Jack
• Tobias Richardson
• Therese Ritchie
• Merran Sierakowski
• Malcolm Smith
• Neridah Stockley
• Marina Strocchi
• Kanya Tjapangarti
• Wukun Wanambi
• Jodie Wilson
• Bronwyn Wright
• Owen Yalandja
• Lena Yarinkura
• Contacts

The Japan Architect No. 76 (Winter 2010)

The latest issue of The Japan Architect is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Wallpaper* (January 2010)

The latest issue of Wallpaper* is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

NEXT GENERATION

• Starting blocks Five young architectural firms who are on their marks to get set and go
• The new reality Ten very big ways the world could change in 2010
• Graduate Directory 2010 This year's newbies with the freshest and brightest ideas
• Show time Big-name designers give ten young pretenders the stage

ARCHITECTURE

• The hole story A house in Switzerland, which, like the country's cheese, makes a feature of holes

DESIGN

• Natural selection The rich pickings of New York gallery owner Cristina Grajales

FASHION

• Talking shop Antwerp's new concept store is the talk of the town
• Wins and needles How the cut and thrust of fashion competitions are helping new designers make it in the industry

FEATURES

• The East within Toyota's new Lexus LF-A shows plenty of Eastern promise
• Design Awards 2010 This year's judges, plus a sneak preview of the nominees

FRONT OF BOOK

• Newspaper Out-of-this-world lights, the art of spoons, scentsible home fragrances

FOOD

• Artist's palate Daniel Libeskind gets the foundations right for a tasty northern Italian favourite

INTERIORS

• Soft landings We relax and settle down in the seats of the moment
• Rise and shine We love our new ovens and sinks so much we're going baking mad

TRAVEL

• Focal hero All eyes are on Le Gray, Beirut's first design hotel
• Departure info A Dutch hotel with wings and a Jo'burg eaterie that swings

md 1 (2010)

The latest issue of md is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

EDITORIAL
REPORT

• md-report

INTRODUCTION

• novelties from the north ... / Dieter Zimmer

INTERIOR SPACES

• It's closed, it's open / Studio Pali Fekete architects
• Inwardly open / Wallflower Architecture + Design

HOME AND CONTRACT FURNITURE

• For Interactive People / PearsonLloyd
• Consistent, Versatile and Efficient
• Classically Casual / Paola Vella, Ellen Bernhardt
• Concealed Versatility / Luciano Bertoncini
• Simple - or is it?

LETTER FROM L.A.

• Just another normal, perfect day / Ingo Werk

FABRICS

• ... transparent
• ... elastic
• ... absorbing
• ... patchworked / Luca Nichetto
• ... put down / Hadi Teherani

UNIVERSITIES

• Points in Favour: MAGDEBURG-STENDAL / Barbara Koch
• Campus News

FAIRS

• Valencia

SERIES

• NEW MATERIALS (39) Flexible Wood / Chritiane Sauer

KITCHENS

• Little Differences / Giuliano Giaroli
• Cubes, Pure and Simple / Herbert H. Schultes
• Transition Solution

DESIGN AND MORE

• Kitchens

Architonic

Architonic is a website that may be of interest to students of architecture and interior design. Architonic describes itself as 'the independent resource for architecture and design'. This website includes information on News & Trends, Products & Materials, Architecture & Design.

Architonic's vision:

"With our carefully considered showcase of over 60,000 premium design products and materials, Architonic is the number-one online community for architects, designers, home-owners and design enthusiasts. 3.8 million visitors a year choose Architonic as their guide to the very best of current design.

It’s a jungle out there.
We live in a world where furnishings, fittings and materials proliferate. It’s become a full-time job, keeping track of what’s out there. That’s where Architonic comes in. With our international network of architecture and design professionals, all keeping an expert eye on what’s new and, more importantly, what’s good, we’ve hand-picked the finest designs the market has to offer. Only the best products receive the Architonic seal of approval. In short, we’ve done all the research, so you don’t have to.

The bigger picture.
A design product isn’t something that exists in isolation. At Architonic, we believe that the relation between product and the architectural space to which it’s applied is fundamental to a successful project. That’s why we’ve pioneered the linking of architectural projects with the furnishings, materials and fittings that have been used in their execution, resulting in a completely new information resource for architects and planners, as well as for designers and manufacturers.

We are Architonic.
With our head office in Zurich, Architonic AG is an internationally based team of architects, designers, IT experts and marketing professionals. Our key aim is to generate up-to-the-minute and relevant expert information and knowledge, and to distribute this across the Architonic community of architects, designers, researchers, manufacturers and retailers. " -- taken from the Architonic website: http://www.architonic.com/

Eye No. 74 Vol. 19 (Winter 2009)

The latest issue of Eye is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

Critique

• All mouth and trousers? Challenged to design a poster, UK designers show mostly how little they care for the form By Rick Poynor

Features

• Archive: The shape of the century How 1960s Op Art and the cut-up culture informed the cover designs of Fontana Modern Masters paperbacks in the 1970s By James Pardey
• Reputations: Karsten Schmidt 'If we don't take responsibility as makers we sacrifice everything ... We have the power! The people who create things, make things work, we have the power. No politician has that.' Interview by John L. Walters. Photograph by Jillian Edelstein
• The show must go on Buy a pension of a huge collection of theatrical type? For Celia Stothard and her partner, Alan Kitching, the choice was clear. By Celia Stothard. Photographs by Phil Sayer

Uncoated

• Preview: Decode
• Monitor: Repossession After years of wrangling the posters that the Nazis stole from Hans Sachs are to be returned. But would they be better off in a Berlin museum? By Stephen Heller
• Reviews Including Ed Ruscha, Make / Think in Memphis, Studio Culture, Douglas Jeffery, Freedom Rhythm & Sound, Logorama, Parrworld, Dieter Rams, Emigre no. 70
• Education: Volkssport design - live and let live? Is the design profession at risk thanks to globalised hordes of web-savvy amateurs? By Florian Schmidt. Illustration by Adam Simpson
• Colophon

Berlin special

• Eye visits Berlin to explore the graphic output of this sprawling, labyrinthine and endlessly fascinating city Introduction by Jan Middendorp. Illustration by Siggi Eggertsson
• Berlin snapshots Adeline Mollard, Fageta; Mark Diaper, Eggers + Diaper; Joachim Sauter, ART+COM; Chris Rehberger, Double Standards Interviews by John Ridpath
• Six degrees of Erik Spiekermann Three decades of networking. It can seem that every other designer is linked to Berlin's 'Meta man' - whether they've been hired, fired taught, criticised or championed by him Compiled by Liz Farrelly. Timeline designed by Jay Prynne
• Berlin snapshots Nick Kapica, SV Associates; Tobias Kohlhaas, Weiss-Heiten; Toby Cornish, Jutojo; Gesine Grotrian-Steinweg and Fons Hickmann, Fons Hickmann m23
• Depth of field Detlef Weitz and Rose Epple (chezweitz & roseapple) are the new scenographers, who persuade museum curators to take the integrated approach. By Jessica Jenkins
• Before and after East met West Much of a city's history is written in its street signs. Berlin-born Verena Gerlach has turned their shapes and stories into typefaces
• Berlin snapshots Steve and Rilla Alexander, Rinzen; Anna Haas; Siggi Eggertsson
• On message Content is king at Nicolas Bourquin's Onlab, but its editorial focus incorporates a flair for visual delight and conceptual ingenuity. By John L. Walters

Uomo Collezioni No. 70 (Spring/Summer 2010)

The latest issue of Uomo Collezioni is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.


Contents:

PROFILES

• Delsiena
• Giovane Gentile
• Maison Clochard
• Cad Modelling Ergonomics
• Vneck
• People of the Labyrinth
• Massimo Alba
• Tonino Lamborghini
• Simbols
• Bensimon
• Franco Rossi

LIFESTYLE

• Standard Hotel Ny
• Exedra Hotel Milano
• Anladi
• Concept Stores
• American Fashion Menswear
• Flair
• Hi-Tech
• Wheels
• Books

ACCESSORIES

• Neosense

NEW OPENINGS

• Messori Desenzano
• Restyling
• Worldwide

BEAUTY

• Histoires De Parfums
• Honoré Des Prés
• Fur-ious Beauty

EXHIBITIONS

• Pitti Immagine Uomo
• Ukrainian Fashion Week
• London Fashion Week

FASHION PREVIEW SS/2010

• Blossom
• E2 9QH Afterparty
• Private Gigolo
• Wired
• Suffragette City
• Modern Man

NEW YORK FASHION SHOWS SS/2010

• 3.1 Phillip Lim
• Band of Outsiders
• Custo Barcelona
• David Delfin
• Duckie Brown
• G-Star
• Lacoste
• Marc by Marc Jacobs
• Michael Kors
• Richard Chai Man
• Robert Geller
• Sergio Davila
• Thom Browne
• Tim Hamilton
• Unconditional
• Y-3
• Yigal Azrouel
• Monarchy, Rad Hourani, Rag&Bone

Trends (Commercial Design) Vol. 25 No. 15

The latest issue of Trends is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

PROJECT PORTFOLIO

• One East Melbourne Positioned on a key axis in the inner city, this landmark high-rise was designed to address an industrial-urban view to the southwest - and a picturesque park to the north
• ION Orchard Amorphous, organic forms and tree-like columns reference this centre's humble beginnings - the land originally held an orchard
• Waterbrook, Sydney Modern retirement villages have much in common with resort hotels - this change reflects a paradigm shift in client expectations
• QVB, Sydney The jewel in Sydney's retail crown, the Queen Victoria Building, has undergone a $48m refurbishment that marries the best of the old with the new

OFFICE BUILDINGS

• NZI, Auckland The first office building in New Zealand to be contractually obligated to achieve a 5-Star Green rating - the NZI building exemplifies environmentally sustainable design
• Zain, Bahrain With a presence in 24 countries, this telecommunications company was looking for a headquarters that would encapsulate its values in a single location
• Club Tower, Christchurch Modern office buildings as all about better working environments and energy-efficient design. Club Tower sets a new standard for Grade A office design
• Grosvenor Place, Sydney Technological advancements and environmental sustainability solutions have provided the opportunity to ensure this iconic Seidler building remains at the forefront of design

OFFICE & INTERIOR FIT-OUTS

• Cox Howlett & Bailey, Perth Set within the bones of an historic brick warehouse, this new office studio is a versatile space that celebrates the past and the present
• Mojo Coffee, Wellington Making the smallest possible footprint within an historic waterfront shed, this new office was built on a modest budget
• Presidio Capital & Rubicon Offshore International, Singapore Warm chocolate tones, dark-stained timber and comfortable furnishings create a welcoming atmosphere for staff and clients in the offices of this private investment firm
• Santos Place, Brisbane A 36-storey, 6-Star Green Star Grade A office tower, nestled in the heart of Brisbane's recently redeveloped North Quarter precinct

APARTMENTS

• One Macquarie, Brisbane Promising to outdo existing apartments attracts discerning and sometimes sceptical buyers. Producing the goods, therefore, is a must
• 600 North Fairbanks, Chicago A gleaming glass tower of angles and curves, this building offers condominium owners sweeping views of the Chicago skyline
• Modus, Sydney The material scheme of the new Modus apartments reflects an innovative approach to residential architecture and design

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

• Stainless Steel Hardware & Fittings -- Wine Storage -- Architectural Glass

ON THE BOARDS

• Triptych Apartments, Melbourne -- Burj Al Alam, Dubai -- Air Apartments, Melbourne -- Stone Towers, Egypt -- Oil Rig Resort, Gulf of Mexico

INDEX

Graphis Design Annual 2010

The latest Graphis Design Annual is now available for loan from the Learning Centre. This publication features the year's best international design work.

Contents:

• InMemorium
• Commentary
• Animation
• AnnualReports
• Awards
• Banners
• Books
• Branding
• Brochures
• Calendars
• Catalogues
• DVDs
• Editorial
• Environmental
• Exhibits
• Illustration
• Interactive
• Invitation
• Letterhead
• Logos
• MusicCDs
• Outdoor
• Packaging
• Posters
• Promotions
• Shoppingbags
• Signage
• Stamps
• T-Shirts
• Typography
• Credits&Comments
• Index

The Book of Alternative Photographic Processes

The book of alternative photographic processes (2nd edition) by Christopher James is a new book now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• Chapter 1. The Pinhole: Making Pictures with a Box of Air
• Chapter 2. The Salted Paper Process
• Chapter 3. The Calotype Process & the Art of Fixing Shadows
• Chapter 4. The Negative: Alternative Process Options
• Chapter 5. The Digital Options: An Odd History, Workflows for Negatives, & the Digital Arts
• Chapter 6. The Anthotype & Chlorophyll Process: The Art of Printing with Flowers and Vegetation
• Chapter 7. The Cyanotype Process
• Chapter 8. Cyanotype: Variations & Adaptations
• Chapter 9. The Argyrotype Process
• Chapter 10. The Van Dyke, B-V-D, & Brownprint
• Chapter 11. The Kallitype Process
• Chapter 12. The New Chrysotope Process
• Chapter 13. The Platinum/Palladium Process
• Chapter 14. The Ziatype Process
• Chapter 15. Paper and Alternative Substrates: HIstory, Considerations, Preparation, & Sizing
• Chapter 16. The Gum Bichromate Process
• Chapter 17. Dichromate Options: The Chromatype, the Dusting-On Process, Alternative Surfaces for Gum, 3-D Gum Bichromate
• Chapter 18. The Carbon Print Process
• Chapter 19. POP: Printing Out Paper
• Chapter 20. Tintypes & Hand Applied Emulsions
• Chapter 21. The Albumen Process
• Chapter 22. Wet Collodion & Gelatin Dry Plate Emulsion
• Chapter 23. Light Marking: Photographic Alternatives
• Appendix A. Safety Considerations and Data for Chemicals Used in This Book
• Appendix B. Small Volume Conversion Table
• Appendix C. Light & Exposure Options
• Appendix D. An Alternative Process Working Space
• Appendix E. Alternative Process Shopping List
• Appendix F. Resources & Internet Sites
• Appendix G. Selected Bibliography: Alternative Processes
• Index