Australian Photography (June 2009)

The latest issue of Australian Photography has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Please let me know if you would like me to email you the contents page.

Art & Australia Vol. 46 No. 4 (Winter 2009)

The latest issue of Art & Australia has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. You may view the contents here:

http://www.artandaustralia.com.au/

image courtesy Art & Australia

Desktop Issue #250 (June 09)

The latest issue of Desktop magazine has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:
UPDATE -- DEBRIEF WEBSITE - Rocco Deluca -- 2009 CREATE:AWARDS SHORT-LISTED ENTRIES Round Two! -- PROFILE PLASTIC FANTASTIC Melissa are staying true to their creative roots and watching out for the environment at the same time, writes Jo Spurling -- GREEN BY DESIGN THE NEVER-ENDING STORY Sam William-West looks at why we should all be working towards a sustainable future through design -- PICTURE THIS ON THE DOWN LOW Estevan Oriol captures the heart, soul, dark underbelly and blinding veneer of America's counter cultures -- CENTREFOLD -- COOLSTUFF -- WEBGUIDE IT'S A GUY THING -- WEB LIVING THE GREEN DREAM Matthew Magain chats with the team from xert about sustainable living and working -- TYPE GETTING SERIOUS WITH SUBVERTISING Jack Yan examines the eco-movement's typographic trends -- FOREIGN POLICY MONKEYING AROUND Andy Polaine takes a peek inside the world of Kevin Cornell -- GREEN BY DESIGN: TECHNOLOGY EVOLVE OR PERISH Drew Turney looks at where you can make some planet-friendly changes -- PRODUCT REVIEWS Special Report: Adobe CS4 -- ROADTRIP Everyday people

DIRECTIONS IN DESIGN
INTRODUCTION By Di Fleming -- GO FURTHER DON'T GET DOWN - SKILL UP! Why you should broaden your digital skill-set -- TRY SOMETHING NEW ALL DOWN TO EXPERIENCE User experience design is rapidly growing in Australia, writes Neil Simpson -- SUSTAINABILITY WHY BOTHER GOING GREEN? Rodney Wade looks at how you can apply sustainable practices to you daily working life -- STEP UP TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Jason Little looks at how taking on an intern can change your world for the better -- FREELANCE KEEPING EVERYONE HAPPY Miles Burke gives us some tips for managing your freelance client base -- REARVIEW

Ragtrader (22 May 2009)

The latest issue of Ragtrader has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents include:

• How the industry reacted to the federal budget.
• When redundancies can be a good thing.
• Why The Graduate store is no more.

Graphic Designers & Copyright

Graphic designers & copyright : a practical guide is a new publication by the Australian Copyright Council that is now in the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

1. About this book - Who this book is for -- What's covered in this book -- Information, not legal advice
2. Copyright in your designs - Designs are automatically protected by copyright -- Works in progress & preliminary designs -- Designs based on other people's work -- Who owns copyright in a design when it is first made? -- Subsequent owners of copyright -- More than one owner of copyright -- How long does copyright in a design last? -- You copyrights are assets -- Moral rights: your rights to be attributed and to prevent "derogatory" uses -- Key points about copyright in your designs
3. Using other people's work in your designs - Is what you want to use protected by copyright? -- Is it a copyright use? -- Is it a "substantial part"? -- Plagiarism -- Has copyright expired? -- Special exceptions -- Is there an implied licence? -- Using material from the internet -- "Open" licences such as Creative Commons -- Consent from creators if no attribution of "derogatory" treatment -- Re-using your own designs -- Finding a copyright owner -- What to ask for when requesting permission -- How much will you have to pay? -- What if you can't get permission? -- Legal issues other than copyright -- Key points about using other people's work
4. Dealing with clients - Pre-empt clients' misconceptions -- About contracts -- Get it in writing -- Don't sign without advice -- Rights managed by copyright collecting societies -- Issues you need to cover in your contracts -- Contracts for web design -- Freelancing for an advertising agency -- Model or sample contracts -- What if there's no written contract? -- Key points about dealing with clients
5. Promoting your work - Publishing your designs on the internet -- Designs created for a former employer -- Entering design competitions -- Key points about promoting your work
6. If things go wrong - Client hasn't paid but is using the designs -- Client wants more work done after the project is finished -- Client changes the design -- Client has sacked you after preliminary work -- Client gets another designer to use your preliminary designs to finish a project -- Client re-uses design for another purpose -- Client sells or on-licences your design to a third party -- Client asking for original artwork and files -- Someone else says they created your design -- Clients wants me to remove the work I did for them from my online portfolio -- Someone else's design is very similar to yours -- What to do if you think your rights have been infringed -- Copyright crimes -- Infringement overseas -- Key points about when things go wrong -- If you remember nothing else
7. Endnotes

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 30th May to Fri 5th June 2009)

• ELOQUENT NUDE

The love and legacy of Edward Weston and Charis Wilson. Charis Wilson, at the age of 91, talks about her relationship and artistic collaboration with the American photographer Edward Weston, as model, muse, lover and writer. Her relationship and subsequent marriage to Weston survived until shortly before his death in 1958.
Saturday 30 May 2009 3.25pm
SBS ONE Rating: (PG, WS)
Duration: 65 mins

• LUMINOUS

Richard Tognetti, Artistic Director of the ACO, had always wanted to collaborate with a visual artist. But which one? He wanted to create a spellbinding event, not just a soundtrack, through the combination of sound and vision. Then he saw the work of Bill Henson and Luminous was born.
Sunday 31 May 2009 10.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• TALKING HEADS: MITCH DOWD

This week on Talking Heads Peter Thompson's guest is an artist who kicked off his career by designing and hand-painting boxer shorts. Mitch Dowd was struggling to find the money to fund an exhibition of his art when he came up with this inventive idea. But such was the demand for his undies and sleepwear that he ended up running a very successful business.
Monday 1 June 2009 6.30pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors highlights the latest contemporary creations from the new generation of inventors, innovators and designers. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: agricultural scientist Chris Russell, designer Alison Page and inventor and journalist Christine Kininmonth.
Wednesday 3 June 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• MASK AND MEMORY: SIDNEY NOLAN

Mask And Memory is a new documentary about the man many regard as the greatest Australian painter of the 20th century - Sidney Nolan. If all art has a biographical element, this was dramatically true in Nolan's case. Through interviews with friends, contemporaries and witnesses, producer Catherine Hunter reconstructs the intimate relationships that shaped Nolan's life, the women he loved, and who loved him.
Thursday 4 June 2009 9.25pm
ABC1 Rating: (PG)
Duration: 55 mins

• DAN CRUICKSHANK'S ADVENTURES IN ARCHITECTURE: DEATH - EP 2

Dan visits the elaborate and wonderful tomb of an Egyptian queen and a chapel decorated with human bones.
Thursday 4 June 2009 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 55 mins

Collezioni No. 135 (Autumn/Winter 09/10 Fashion Shows)

The latest issue of Collezioni has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:
Protagonists - Elm Design / Atil Kutouglu / The People of the Labyrinths / Nakkna / Zegna Baruffa / Save the Queen!Moon / Pinuccia Botondi / Charlotte Sparre / Arnem Fashion Institute
Exhibitions - Murakami for Vuitton / Couture pioneer / Models: fashion muses / Fashion patriots
Fashionable Places - Brilliance and creativity / Ecology and design
News - Hussein Chalayan_Moncler Gamme Rouge
Magazines - News / New Openings
Paris - Austerity chic / Chic / Suits / Blazer power / New trousers / Coats / Capes / Knitwear / Zip / Leather / Couture dresses / Draped dresses / Marine / Prints / Baroque / Sequins and crystal / Night
Monographs - Wunderkind / Talbot Runhof
Paris Lookbook - What's hot in the city / Nicolas Musin / Martin Grant / Roberta Furlanetto / Azzaro / Lavinia Turra / Heal / Requiem / Paul Ka
London - In with the new / Prints / Mannish / Knitwear / English Style / Leather / Zips + studs / Glitter / Crystals
London Lookbook - What's hot in the city / Sophie Hulme / Belle & Bounty / Sinha Stanic / Antoni and Allison
Special feature on - Loving furs
Fashion Week Athens - Talent from Greece / Kathy Heyndels / Deux Hommes / Mi-Ro / Parthenis / Yiorgos Eleftheriades / Vassillis Emmanuel Zoulias
Cyprus Fashion Week - Step by step / Afroditi Hera / Atelier Pantelis / Calia Monoyou / Elena Antoniades / Elena Strongyliotou / Kika Ioannidou / Ramon Filip / Stalo Theodorou - Complice
Ukrainian Fashion Week - The colour of optimism is black / Christina Bobkova / Poustovit / Zemskova & Vorozhbyt / Lyudmila Kislenko / Nota Bene & Karavy / Oksana Karavanska / Elena Burenina / Victoria Gres by Gres / Olena Dats' / Julia Aysina for Badagoni / Tatyana Ostroverkhova for Winter Fur / Zalevskiy / Nataliya Dolenko / Larisa Lobanova for Garderobchic
Details - Worldwide
Fashion Weeks - Rio de Janeiro / Sao Paulo / 080 Barcelona Fashion / Russian Fashion Week / Delhi Fashion Week / Wills Lifestyle Indian Fashion Week

Elle Decoration (June 2009)

The latest issue of Elle Decoration has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Let me know if you would like me to email you the contents page.

md: moebel interior design, No. 5 (2009)

The latest issue of md has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

EDITORIAL

REPORT

• md-report

INDUSTRIEDESIGN

• For making phone calls, nothing else

KÜCHEN

• Slide and Push / Adriani & Rossi/CRS Elmar
• Kitchen in a Box / Piero Esposito
• Up and Down / Emanuel Gargano, Marco Fagioli
• Open Sesame!
• Perfect Alignment / Roger P. Kurath
• Within Easy Reach / Heiko Ostmann

INTERIORDESIGN

• Different from the Beginning / ippolito fleitz group
• Good Things Take Time ... / Ingo Maurer und Team
• Form instead of Colour / zetlmayer_de winder_architekten
• Inspiring Confidence / klm-architekten
• Dynamic Perspective / Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

OBJEKTMÖBEL

• Historical Link / Mario Taepper
• Capable of Taking a Load / Burkhard Vogtherr
• Folding Act / Nils Frederking
• Stands Out / P. Mangado, Dhemen Design/J. Pensi
• A Strong Début / Kinzo architecture

MESSE

• Showcase of the North

TISCHKULTUR

• Threadbare Looks / Silke Decker
• Combined / Norm
• Good to Grasp / Jan Kaplitzky, Future Systems
• Modelled on Nature / Yung-Ho Chang

DESIGN AND MORE

• Ambiente 2009
• Furniture Components

SERIE

• Mushrooms as Insulation / Christiane Sauer

The Architectural Review (May 2009)

The latest issue of The Architectural Review has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. If you would like me to email you the contents page please let me know. You can sign up for news alerts from this journal by heading to http://www.arplus.com

Contents:
View

• The AR talks to Swiss architect Peter Zumthor, this year's winner of the Pritzker Prize
• The life and work of the late Sverre Fehn, Norway's master modernist
• The Israeli incursion into Gaza clearly flouted international humanitarian laws regarding the treatment of people and buildings
• A new fish market in Istanbul adds to the dynamic of the city
• From the Nairobi slums comes an inventive and workable solution to the chronic lack of sanitation
• An interview with Phyllis Lambert - philanthropist, critic and patron
• Doom-mongering in Naples at a conference on climate change
• The AR/Protek roundtable debate at MIPIM; Copper Awards launched

Buildings

• Map
• Massimiliano e Doriana Fuksas Studio - San Giacomo Church, Foligno, Umbria, Italy
• Jakob + MacFarlane Architects - Public housing, Paris, France
• Toshiko Mori - Greatbatch Pavillion, Buffalo, New York, USA
• O'Donnell + Tuomey - Sean O'Casey Community Centre, Dublin, Ireland
• Bruno Fioretti Marquez Architekten - Library, Berlin-
  Köpenick, Germany
• Jensen & Skodvin - Juvet Landscape Hotel, Gudbrandsjuvet, Norway
• David Chipperfield Architects - Neues Museum, Berlin Germany

History

• Alan Balfour examines the complex architectural and political history of Berlin's Museum Island and how it shaped the Neues Museum

Marginalia

• The surprising secret life of obelisks; BIG Architects; Jean Dethier on building with mud; Christine Murray samples the Canary Islands Biennial.
• Specifier's information - All the latest product information for architects and specifiers
• Back page - Artist and photographer Rut Blees Luxemburg's visual column for the AR

Looking Closer 3

Looking Closer 3: Classic Writings on Graphic Design edited by Michael Bierut, Jessica Helfand, Steven Heller and Rick Poynor is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:
Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1893 The Ideal Book / William Morris -- 1913 Destruction of Syntax—Imagination without Strings-Words-in-Freedom / F. T. Marinetti -- 1921 Program of the First Working Group of Constructivists / Alexander Rodchenko and Varvara Stepanova -- 1922 New Kind of Printing Calls for New Design / W. A. Dwiggins -- 1923 With Twenty-Five Soldiers of Lead I Have Conquered the World / Francis Meynell -- 1923 The New Typography / László Moholy-Nagy -- 1923 Topography of Typography / El Lissitzky -- 1926 Typophoto / László Moholy-Nagy -- 1926 Our Book / El Lissitzky -- 1927 What Is New Typography? / Walter Dexel -- 1927 I Am Type / Frederic W. Goudy -- 1928 [Untitled] / Aldous Huxley -- 1929 The Philosophy of Modernism in Typography / Douglas C. McMurtrie -- 1929 Outline of the Art of Advertising Manifesto / Fortunato Depero -- 1930 New Life in Print / Jan Tschichold -- 1930 What Pleases the Modern Man / Alexey Brodovitch -- 1930 What Makes a Magazine "Modern"? / M. F. Agha -- 1932 The Crystal Goblet or Printing Should Be Invisible / Beatrice Warde -- 1935 Towards a Universal Type / Herbert Bayer -- 1936 Advertising Art in the United States / Earnest Elmo Calkins -- 1938 Visual Expression / Ashley Havinden -- 1940 Harsh Words / T. M. Cleland -- 1941 A Technique for Dealing with Artists / W. A. Dwiggins -- 1946 Art in Industry / Walter P. Paepcke -- 1949 Integration, The New Discipline in Design / Will Burtin -- 1949 Function in Modern Design / György Kepes -- 1954 What Is a Designer? / Alvin Lustig -- 1956 The Designer and the Client (edited) / Misha Black -- 1958 Tradition: Cliché, Prison or Basis of Growth? / Herbert Spencer -- 1959 Type Is to Read / William Golden -- 1959 What Is New in American Typography? / Herb Lubalin -- 1959 The New Typography's Expanding Future / Ladislav Sutnar -- 1959 Visual Environment of Advertising / William Golden -- 1959 The Typography of Order / Emil Ruder -- 1960 Advertisement: Ad Vivum or Ad Hominem? / Paul and Ann Rand -- 1963 Concrete Poetry / Dom Sylvester Houédard -- 1964 Sometimes I Play Things I Never Heard Myself / William Bernbach -- 1964 First Things First / Ken Garland et al. -- 1964 The Responsibilities of the Design Profession / Herbert Spencer -- 1965 Education for Visual Design / Gui Bonsiepe -- 1965 Visual/Verbal Rhetoric / Gui Bonsiepe -- 1966 Decline of the Visual / Marshall McLuhan -- 1967 Typography Is a Grid / Anthony Froshaug -- 1967 Trademark Design / Jay Doblin -- 1967 Here Are Some Things We Must Do / Ken Garland -- 1967 Visual Pop / George Melly -- 1970 Posters: Advertisement, Art, Political Artifact, Commodity / Susan Sontag -- 1972 How Can One Make Swiss Typography? / Wolfgang Weingart -- 1973 Some Aspects of Design from the Perspective of a Woman Designer / Sheila Levrant de Bretteville -- 1975 Good Design Is Good Business / Thomas J. Watson, Jr. -- 1975 Edugraphology—The Myths of Design and the Design of Myths / Victor Papanek -- 1976 This Typeface Is Changing Your Life / Leslie Savan -- 1977 Lay In-Lay Out (edited, illustrated) / Piet Schreuders -- 1983 The Age of Plunder (illustrated) / Jon Savage -- 1983 [Untitled] / Massimo Vignelli -- Index

Looking for Mr Gill

Looking for Mr Gill is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

"In 1907 Eric Gill, maverick genius of the Arts and Crafts movement, set up home in Ditchling's High Street. It was the start of an extraordinary adventure that helped shape the artistic character of the departed century. It certainly had a profound effect on Ditchling. 'Looking for Mr Gill' is a personal journey by resident film maker Luke Holland, a journey in search of Eric Gill's Ditchling legacy." -- back cover

Auguste Rodin

Auguste Rodin: sculptor is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. This program explores the life and works of artist and sculptor, Auguste Rodin.

Object No. 58 (2009)

The latest issue of Object has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Features

• Art, Craft and Design in Wood: Examining the 'Blur Zone' - Wood and the crossover between art, craft and design is the focus of an upcoming exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York City in 2010. MAD, NY Curator, Lowery Stokes Sims, writes about the exhibition and its intent.
• The Magic of Wood (Where Scientists and Designers Meet) - New technologies being developed by Australian scientists are creating opportunities for manipulating wood and, in turn, new potential for the material. Professor Peter Vinden of the University of Melbourne offers an insight into their research and development.
• Wood: A Social Commentary - Design Quarterly's editor, Alice Blackwood looks at what is it about wood that sees contemporary designers traversing new material territories.
• Carving Across the Continent - Object is collaborating with the Australian Museum to develop and present a major touring exhibition, Menagerie: Contemporary Indigenous Sculpture. Object's curator, Brian Parkes, looks at the craft of wood carving explored in this major exhibition.
• A New Era for New York's Museum of Arts and Design - Adelaide-based curator, Margot Osborne, was a trainee at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York in the 1970s. Last year, she revisited the museum, which is now the Museum of Arts and Design. She reveals her experience, then and now.

Profiles

• The Kevin Perkins - Australia's highly regarded writer, Richard Flanagan, creates a very beautiful portrait of Australia's living treasure, and his friend, furniture maker Kevin Perkins.
• Pests in the Tool Shed - New Zealand artists Regan Gentry and Ben Pearce are blazing a path that blurs the line between craft and contemporary art. Matt Blomeley writes.
• Wood X TEN - TEN is a group of 10 designers who are united through the shared vision of founder, Chris Jackson. He shares his personal experience with Object.
• Jon Goulder - Western Australian-based designer Jon Goulder refuses to make objects simply to make objects, Elisha Buttler finds out why.
• Deviant and Devious Ceramics - New Zealand's Paul Maseyk makes deviant and devious ceramics. Edward Hanfling writes.

Opinion

• On Wood and Up Wood - New Zealand's innovative furniture and lighting designer, David Trubridge, explores his relationship with wood.

Regulars

• Object Eye - Objects of design and ideas to inspire from across the globe.
• Emerging - Joan-Maree Hargreaves unveils this year's 18 finalists from Object's annual graduate exhibition, Design Now! 2009.
• Reviews

Capture (May_June 2009)

The latest issue of Capture magazine has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:
PEOPLE

• Talent - Shooters worth watching
• Profile: Tim Griffith - Taking architecture photography to new heights

BUSINESS

• Weathering the storm - Keep your business afloat in tough times
• License to shoot - National Parks. And all that red tape
• Stock Photography - Part 3 - Can't beat them? Join them!

SPECIAL INSERT

• Australia's Top Photographers. A 30-page showcase of Australia's best, according to their peers.

TOOLS

• The Pixel Surgeons - Get an insight from some of the best retouchers
• What's hot - The newest, most awesome gear

PLUS

• Editor's note
• Wacom EXPOSED Challenge 2009 - The fourth winner in the 2008/09 competition
• ACMP Pro News

PROJECTS

• In the line of fire - Documenting the Victorian bushfires
• Showtime - Exhibitions and Competitions for May and June

Ragtrader (8 May 2009)

The latest issue of Ragtrader has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Contents include:

• Who were the big winners at RAFW
• Why designer debt is spiralling out of control
• How RM Williams came to be fined $14,000

For more information check out the website:

http://www.ragtrader.com.au/

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 23rd May to Fri 29th May 2009)

• MOEBIUS REDUX: A LIFE IN PICTURES

French artist and author Jean Giraud is one of the most famous and influential comic strip illustrators and authors of all time. He achieved his greatest fame as Moebius - not so much a pseudonym as an alter ego. With his triple-split personality - Jean Giraud, Moebius, Gir - he succeeded in making his work accessible in popular comic strip series like Blueberry, in metaphysical fantasies like John Difool and, not least, to a broad public, with set designs for films such as The Fifth Element.
Saturday 23 May 2009 3.15pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 80 mins

• SUNDAY ARTS

This week Sunday Arts takes a look at the evolution of Indigenous Australian photography over the last century.
Sunday 24 May 2009 5.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 60 mins

• ARTSCAPE: ARTISTS AT WORK - ALASDAIR MACINTYRE

Artscape: Artists At Work invites you behind the suburban roller door into the curious garage studio of Brisbane-based artist Alasdair Macintyre. Here you will be introduced to Macintyre's carefully constructed figures and dioramas. A visit to Macintrye's studio is a suburban foray into a clever and highly satirical world of creative play where aliens invade art galleries, great artists attend the 'Last Supper', and characters from Star Wars ponder Picasso's 'Guernica'.
Tuesday 26 May 2009 10.00pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors brings you the latest from the world of Australian invention, innovation and design. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: designer and inventor Sally Dominguez, materials engineer Veena Sahajwalla and futurist and author Mark Pesce.
Wednesday 27 May 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• DAN CRUICKSHANK'S ADVENTURES IN ARCHITECTURE: BEAUTY

Dan Cruickshank crosses the globe looking at different types of buildings that show how architecture reveals mankind's beliefs, ingenuity and aspirations.
Thursday 28 May 2009 6.05pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 55 mins

• DESIGNERS: SOLAR KAYAK - EP 10 OF 10

We meet a man who designs and builds solar-powered kayaks made from fibreglass. His craft is propelled by an electric motor that is powered by an innovative solar panel.
Friday 29 May 2009 10.45am
ABC1 Rating: (Rpt)
Duration: 15 mins

Michelangelo Revealed

Michelangelo Revealed is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

"A restorer working on a Michelangelo sculpture uncovers evidence showing that the official artist of the Vatican and the Catholic Church, was, during the period of the Inquisition, flirting with Protestantism. Michelangelo belonged to a secret fraternity that was active in trying to avoid a schism in the Catholic and Protestant Churches. All of his friends who were pushing for reforms within the church were subsequently put to death by the Inquisition. Michelangelo however, being too important for the Catholic Church's own propaganda, was spared." -- back cover

Collezioni No. 134 (Autumn/Winter 09/10)

The latest issue of Collezioni has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

• Exhibitions - Images as art / Paper power / Garden and cosmos / Modernes objets d'art / Futurist dynamism / Warhol live / A new wave / Ron Arad, no discipline
• Protagonists - Designers Remix Collection / Camiceria Giemme / Gotha / Olsen / Maglificio Carnevale 1951 / Thierry Mugler / Grecotex / Love Sex Money / Raccagni Group / Gold Case / German fashion protagonists
• Fairs - Madrid_Simm / Firenze_Pitti W-Woman Precollection / Prêt à porter Paris / Copenhagen_Cph Vision
• Fashion weeks - Fashion week by Berns / Semana de la moda de Valencia / Copenhagen_Ciff and Gallery / Mercedes Benz fashion week Berlin / Düsseldorf _Igedo fashion show
• New Openings - London_Wunderkind
• Magazine - Milano_Blugirl, Dirk Bikkembergs, Kenzo / Fairs
• Milano - Sense and sensibility / Athmospheres / Knitwear / Coats and capes / Leather / New Trousers / Dresses / Great Classics / Zip / Blue / Colours / Prints / Velvet / Glitter / Eveningwear / Night
• Monographs - Federico Sangalli / Nijolè
• Milano Lookbook - What's hot in the city / Metradamo / Brunello Cucinelli / Malo / Maria Calderara / PierAntonioGaspari / Fay by Giles Deacon / Angelos Frentzos / Dondup / I'm Isola Marras
• New York - The show must go on / Colors and fabrics / Shoulders '80 / Knitwear / Points / Denim / Zip / Coats / Colours / Dresses / Trousers / Glitter / Night
• Monographs - Thuy / Georges Chakra
• New York Lookbook - What's hot in the city / Vera Wang Lavendar Label / Matthew Ames / Lyn Devon / Daryl K / Bibhu Mohapatra / Koi Suwannagate / Victoria Beckham / Boy by Band of Outsiders / Monique Lhuillier / Chris Benz
• Madrid - Luxury on the catwalk / Knitwear / Eighties / Leather and fur / Dresses
• Details - Crystals, applique, accessories

Uomo Collezioni No. 66 (Spring/Summer 2009)

The latest issue of Uomo Collezioni has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

• Profiles - Tonino Lamborghini / Sonrisa / Sarar / Messagerie / Landi / Alpha by Massimo Rebecchi / Dalmine / Simbols / Messori / Del Siena / Bensimon / Strellson
• Lifestyle - Diptyque Candles / Hi-Tech / Beauty / Celebrities / Wheels
• Accessories - Mismo / Capsules / Barito
• New Openings - Costume National / Y-3 / World / The Different Company
• Art Events - Futurism / Puzzle for Peace / Maria Giulia Giorgiani
• Celebrating - Roberto Cavalli's Menswear Anniversary / DKNY Anniversary
• Exhibitions - Pitti Immagine Uomo 75 / Styl & Kabo / Hmd Düsseldorf
• Fashion Preview SS/09 - Invisible / One of the Boys / Miami / Bombay Nostalgia / Dark Shapes / I'm in a California state of mind
• Fashion Shows SS/09 - Kiev Fashion Week / Berlin Fashion Week / NY Mercedes Benz Fashion Week / Custo Barcelona / Diesel Black Gold / DKNY / Duckie Brown / G-Star / Sergio Davila / Lacoste / Marc by Marc Jacobs / Perry Ellis Signature / Thom Browne / Tommy Hilfiger / Unconditional / Y-3 / Z-Zegna / Milano Moda Uomo / C'n'c' Costume National / Laitinen / Ermanno Scervino / Just Cavalli / Massimo Rebecchi / Paris Mode Masculine / Balenciaga / Zucca / London Fashion Week / Joh Rocha / Peter Jensen / Madrid Pasarela Cibeles / David Delfin / El Delgado Buil / Elio Berhanyer / Jan Iu Mes / Josep Abril / Victorio & Lucchino

AD : Architectural Design Vol. 79 No. 3 (May/June 2009)

The latest issue of AD: Architectural Design has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

• Editorial / Helen Castle
• Introduction - Twelve Easy Pieces for the Piano / Sean Lally
• Contingent Behaviours / Michelle Addington
• 99.7 Per Cent Pure / Mason White
• 'Never Mind All That Environmental Rubbish, Get On With Your Architecture' / Penelope Dean
• Meteorological Architecture / Phillipe Rahm
• Domestic Micro-Environments / Mathieu Lehanneur
• Breeding the Future / Zbigniew Oksiuta
• When Cold Air Sleeps / Sean Lally
• Overlooked the Day Before: The Work of Pierre Huyghe / Sean Lally
• Energy Histories / David Gissen
• Energy Forms / AMID (Cero9): Cristina Díaz Moreno + Efrén García Grinda
• The Instinctive Sense of Space and Boundary / Petra Blaisse
• Potential Futures / Sean Lally
• Interior Eye - Kings Place: Hall One / Howard Watson
• Practice Profile - Weisz + Yoes (WXY architecture + urban design) / Jayne Merkel
• Building Profile - The Royal Institution / David Littlefield
• Unit Factor - Articulating Environmental Grounds / Anne Save de Beaurecueil and Franklin Lee
• Spiller's Bits - Architecture of Disbelief: Is Architectural Speciation a Good Thing? / Neil Spiller
• Yeang's Eco-Files - Bioluminescence and Nanoluminescence / Ken Yeang
• McLean's Nuggets / Will McLean
• Userscape - An Unconventional Low-Cost Museum / Valentina Croci
• Site Lines - Tower Houses of Sana'a / Eric Firley

The Printmaking Bible

The printmaking bible : the complete guide to materials and techniques by Ann D'Arcy Hughes & Hebe Vernon-Morris is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

1. Intaglio -- Introduction to intaglio -- Etching -- Metal engraving -- Collagraph -- Printing the intaglio image
2. Relief -- Introduction to relief -- Woodcut -- Linocut -- Chine collé -- Wood engraving -- Printing the relief image
3. Lithography -- Introduction to lithography -- Stone lithography -- Zinc plate lithography -- Polyester plate lithography -- Printing the lithographic image
4. Screenprinting -- Introduction to screenprinting -- Equipment and materials -- Stencils -- Printing the screenprint image
5. Monotype -- Introduction to monotype -- Color separation -- Additional monotype methods
6. Resources -- Workshops -- Workshop listings -- Artist contacts -- Suppliers -- Bibliography -- Glossary -- Index -- Picture credits

Wallpaper* (May 2009)

The latest issue of Wallpaper* has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. If you would like me to email you the contents page please let me know.

Fashion Trends : forecast (Winter 2010/11)

The latest issue of Fashion Trends has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

The Architectural Review (April 2009)

The latest issue of The Architectural Review has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. If you would like me to email you the contents page please let me know. You can sign up for news alerts from this journal by heading to http://www.arplus.com

Architecture Australia (May/June 2009)

The latest issue of Architecture Australia has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Please let me know if you would like me to email you the contents page. You can also view selected content here:

http://www.archmedia.com.au/aa/

The (Sydney) Magazine - Issue #73 (May 09)

The latest issue of The (Sydney) magazine has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. This particular issue has a special fashion focus.

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 9th May to Fri 15th May 2009)

• BUREN AND THE GUGGENHEIM

Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum in New York is one of the world's architectural wonders. Surprisingly, in 2005, the whole museum was handed over to French artist Daniel Buren for an exhibition to create an installation which would temporarily transform the building into a new, vibrant, artistic space.
Saturday 9 May 2009 3.30pm
SBS Rating: (G, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 60 mins

• JUMBA JIMBA

Brodie "Jumba Jimba" McIntyre is an indigenous child artist living in far North Queensland. At only 11 years old, he is preparing for his second solo exhibition of paintings. With no formal art training, Brodie draws inspiration from his Aboriginal heritage and uses his own unique style to tell his stories through the artwork.
Saturday 9 May 2009 2.45pm
SBS Rating: (G, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• SUNDAY ARTS

This week on Sunday Arts Chris McAuliffe visits the National Gallery of Victoria's John Brack retrospective.
Sunday 10 May 2009 5.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 60 mins

• MONUMENTAL VISION IN NEPAL

The Indiana Jones of the art world, Australian sculptor Andrew Rogers, had a vision to create twelve monumental Earth artwork sites around the world. Inspired by the Nazca lines in Peru, these giant rock works are made to be viewed from the air and are large enough to be seen by satellite, 350 km into space. Rogers engages local artisans to build these geoglyphs, which can span vast areas. In this fascinating and groundbreaking adventure/travel documentary, we see how Rogers works in Nepal with local elders to identify their heritage, and recreate the important symbols in stone that carry their stories and their history.
Sunday 10 May 2009 10.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (G)
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTSCAPE: ADAM ELLIOT IN CONVERSATION

One of Australia's best known animators, Adam Elliot stunned the American and Australian film industry in 2004 when he won an Oscar for his short film Harvey Krumpet. In this episode of Artscape, Virginia Trioli joins Elliot for an insightful chat which reveals just what it took to make his latest film Mary and Max, an $8 million project that was five years in the making with over 100 crew members. This is a far cry from Harvey Krumpet, which cost only $380,000 and was made by Elliot and a couple of mates in his father's storage unit.
Tuesday 12 May 2009 10.00pm
ABC1 Rating: (PG)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors brings you the best in new Australian inventions. From exciting innovations to eccentric designs, inventors across the country are working to change the way we live. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: agricultural scientist Chris Russell, materials engineer Veena Sahajwalla, and futurist and author Mark Pesce.
Wednesday 13 May 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• SECRETS OF THE FIRST EMPEROR

The amazing army of terracotta soldiers is Qin Shi Huangdi's most widely known legacy. This documentary looks at how he created the greatest empire of antiquity, planned the first Great Wall, and built the largest burial site in the world. But at what cost?
Thursday 14 May 2009 1.30pm
SBS Rating: (M, A, V, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 60 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS: BATH

Kevin meets a couple who build a German pre-fabricated bespoke house with great green credentials.
Thursday 14 May 2009 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 50 mins

Desktop - No. 249 (May 2009)

The latest issue of Desktop magazine has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Please let me know if you would like me to email you the contents page.

Elle Decoration (May 2009)

The latest issue of Elle Decoration has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Please let me know if you would like me to email you the contents page.

Dumbo feather, pass it on - Issue Nineteen (Autumn 2009)

The latest issue of Dumbo feather, pass it on has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. This issue features Justus Neumann, Penny Malone, Nik Magnus, Suzanne Purdon and Martin Walch. You can also view the blog here:

http://dumbofeather.com/

Domus - No. 924 (April 2009)

The latest issue of Domus has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

The Fundamentals of Graphic Design

The Fundamentals of Graphic Design by Gavin Ambrose + Paul Harris is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:
Graphic design as a discipline:
What is graphic design? -- What is a graphic designer? -- Group structures and working methods -- Graphic design today
Influences and creative elements:
Graphic design: art or craft? -- Industrialisation -- Technology -- Typography -- Consumerism -- Identity and branding -- Social responsibility -- Modernism and postmodernism -- Nostalgia and rhetoric -- Semiotics -- Vernacular
The graphic design process:
The brief -- Articulating design -- Sources of inspiration -- Design as problem solving -- Creative thinking -- Wit and humour -- Layers of meaning -- Development and experimentation -- Art direction -- Prototyping -- Commissioning art
Delivering the message:
Print -- Direct mail -- Information design -- Packaging -- Screen design -- Environmental design Procuring work:
Self-promotion -- Portfolios
The production process:
Basic tools -- Specialist colour -- File formats -- Print finishing

Graphis Photography Annual (2009)

The new edition of the Graphis Photography Annual has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. This annual features the best photography in the areas of advertising, architecture, automotive, beauty/fashion, digital, flora, food & beverage, interiors, journalism, landscape, nudes, portraits, products, sports, still life and wildlife.

Ragtrader (24 April 2009)

The latest issue of Ragtrader has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Contents include:

• Why Australian businesses should be concerned about Fiji
• How RAFW organisers have turned the global credit crunch to their favour
• What The former owners of Monti learned from the collapse

For more information check out the website:

http://www.ragtrader.com.au/index.cfm

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 2nd May to Fri 8th May 2009)

• LOOKING FOR MR GILL

In 1907 Eric Gill, maverick genius of the Arts and Crafts movement, set up home in Ditchling's High Street. It was the start of an extraordinary adventure that helped shape the artistic character of the departed century. It certainly had a profound effect on Ditchling. 'Looking for Mr Gill' is a personal journey by resident film maker Luke Holland, a journey in search of Eric Gill's Ditchling legacy.
Saturday 2 May 2009 2.05pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 55 mins

• MICHELANGELO REVEALED

A restorer working on a Michelangelo sculpture uncovers evidence showing that the official artist of the Vatican and the Catholic Church, was, during the period of the Inquisition, flirting with Protestantism. Michelangelo belonged to a secret fraternity that was active in trying to avoid a schism in the Catholic and Protestant Churches. All of his friends who were pushing for reforms within the church were subsequently put to death by the Inquisition. Michelangelo however, being too important for the Catholic Church's own propaganda, was spared.
Saturday 2 May 2009 3.00pm
SBS Rating: (WS)
Duration: 60 mins

• AUGUSTE RODIN: SCULPTOR

This program explores the life and works of artist and sculptor, Auguste Rodin.
Saturday 2 May 2009 4.00pm
SBS Rating: (G, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE ART LIFE: ALWAYS BUSY DYING - EP 3 OF 3

The final in a three part series investigating contemporary Australian art. Presented by Andrew Frost.
Sunday 3 May 2009 7.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (PG, Rpt) *Final*
Duration: 30 mins

• MESSAGE STICK: TWELVE CANOES

A series of short films that paint a compelling portrait of the people, history, culture and place of the Yolngu people whose homeland is the Arafura Swamp of north-central Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
Sunday 3 May 2009 1.30pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE GRUEN TRANSFER: SERIES 2 - EP 8 OF 10

Honest, funny and revealing, The Gruen Transfer, a runaway hit in 2008, is about how advertising works and how it works on us. It lifts the bonnet on the carefully constructed and manufactured messages that surround us all. Examining the best and worst of advertising, acknowledging the art and science involved, The Gruen Transfer brings some of the pointiest and most creative minds in the ad industry together to discuss the power of persuasion.
Wednesday 6 May 2009 9.00pm
ABC1 Rating: (HD)
Duration: 30 mins
*The Learning Centre has the previous season of this series available for loan.

• RIZE

A documentary by renowned photographer and video clip maker David LaChapelle, which demonstrates the rise of 'clowning' and 'krumping', a startling new hip-hop dance subculture, which has grown beneath the mass-media's radar.
Wednesday 6 May 2009 9.30pm
ABC2 Rating: (M)
Duration: 85 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: engineer James Bradfield Moody, science broadcaster Bernie Hobbs, and inventor and journalist Christine Kininmonth.
Wednesday 6 May 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS: MIDLOTHIAN

When Pru and Richard Irvine come across a plot of land in the middle of the breathtakingly beautiful Midlothian countryside, they seize the opportunity to build a bespoke family home. However, the plot of land, an old industrial site complete with lime kilns, comes with a condition. They can build on it only if they become custodians of the kilns and, more importantly, that the house they build blends in with the landscape. It's a huge challenge and Pru and Richard want to build an uncompromisingly modern and moreover, large box of a house. It's just as likely to be a blot on the landscape as it is an enhancement.
Thursday 7 May 2009 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 55 mins
*The Learning Centre has episodes of this series available for loan.

Australian Photography (May 2009)

The latest issue of Australian Photography has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Art & Australia - Vol. 46 No. 3 (Autumn 2009)

The latest issue of Art & Australia has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. You can also view the website here:

http://www.artandaustralia.com.au/default.asp

image courtesy Art & Australia

Japan Architect - No. 73 (Spring 2009)

The latest issue of the Japan Architect has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. You can also view the contents here:

http://www.japan-architect.co.jp/english/2maga/ja/ja_frame.html

md : moebel interior design - No. 4 (2009)

The latest issue of md: moebel interior design has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 25th April to Fri 1st May 2009)

• RIVIERA COCKTAIL: EDWARD QUINN, PHOTOGRAPHER, NICE

A biography of celebrity photographer Edward Quinn, an Irishman who made his name on the French Riviera photographing film stars at the Cannes Film Festival in the 1950s and 1960s.
Sunday 26 April 2009 2.00pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 50 mins

• THE ART LIFE: MILLIONS OF IMAGES - EP 2 OF 3

We examine the influence of advertising, media and art on our lives and talk to some artists who take these ideas as the background of their work.
Sunday 26 April 2009 7.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (PG, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTSCAPE: ANATOMY - MUSCLE, EP 3 OF 3

Anatomy is a documentary series comprised of three unusual and compelling stories - Skin, Heart and Muscle - which explore how sexuality and the body work together as driving forces in the creative process. Muscle is an intimate film about the extremes of strength and frailty in the human body. For Simon Yates, Jo Lancaster and Mozes, the three members of nomadic performance troupe Acrobat, the body is everything.
Tuesday 28 April 2009 10.05pm
ABC1 Rating: (M) *Final*
Duration: 30 mins

• TALES FROM A SUITCASE: GEORGE GITTOES

This episode centres on George Gittoes, one of the most important and influential artists in Australia today, whose profound interest in the effect of war and civil conflict has led him to trouble spots all over the world.
Wednesday 29 April 2009 2.30pm
SBS Rating: (PG, Rpt)
Duration: 30 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: agricultural scientist - Chris Russell, materials engineer - Veena Sahajwalla, and designer - Alison Page.
Wednesday 29 April 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS: MONMOUTH

Inspired by their love of the past, gothic architecture and horror movies, Jo and Shaun Bennett decide to build an Addams Family-style house, complete with stained glass window, huge stone fireplace and a massive oak staircase adorned with gargoyles. They plan to do all of this on just 400,000 pounds including buying their block of land.
Thursday 30 April 2009 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 55 mins

The Architectural Review (March 2009)

The latest issue of the Architectural Review has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Contents include:

View:
Mies van der Rohe Award; Kenneth Browne remembered

Comment:
Kieran Long previews next month's relaunched AR

Buildings:
University building, Milan, Italy - GRAFTON ARCHITECTS
Car museum, Stuttgart, Germany - DELUGAN MEISSL ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS
Applied arts centre, Ruthin, North Wales - SERGISON BATES
British High Commission, Colombo, Sri Lanka - RICHARD MURPHY ARCHITECTS
Winery, Peñafiel, Castilla y Léon, Spain - ROGERS STIRK HARBOUR + PARTNERS
Boathouse, Fuβach, Austria - BAUMSCLAGER EBERLE

Process:
Sanjeev Shankar's New Delhi art installation

House:
Jouse, Sanjkik, Taiwan - C-LABORATORY

Reviews:
Jewish cemeteries; James Gowan; Arts & Architecture reprint; Meili and Peter monograph
Palladio at the Royal Academy; Sutherland Lyall's valedictory Browser

Delight
Freeze Alaska - exploring the hyperborean existence

Communication Arts - Vol. 51 No. 1 (March/April 2009)

The latest issue of Communication Arts has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Features:
Communication Arts at 50 by Patrick Coyne - How a sideline business became the largest journal of visual communications. / Herman Miller, Inc. and Steve Frykholm by Ellen Shapiro - American design icons in Zeeland, Michigan. / Harry Chester by Art Chantry - The forgotten creator of cheezy monster type. / Timeline - A 50-year overview of design and advertising and their relationship to politics and culture. / Milton Glaser by Cathie Bleck - A conversation with design’s unstoppable statesman. / Fifty Years of TV Graphics by Angelynn Grant - On-screen graphics have come a long way. / Tim Mantoani by Anne Telford - This San Diego photographer uses a disappearing medium to document the masters of photography. / Fifty Years of International Coverage - A look at creative work from around the world. / Ad Campaign for CA - Goodby, Berlin & Silverstein’s 1987 ad campaign for CA is still funny 22 years later. / Visual Communications Genealogy - A visual map of creative mentorship. / Exhibit by Jean A. Coyne - The latest and best in visual communication from here and abroad.

Fresh:
Noumeda Carbone - Layers of line, color and light infuse the work of this illustrator in Florence, Italy. / Steven Wohlwender - Facial expression and body language play prominent roles in the work of this San Francisco photographer. / egg - Passion for sustainability runs deep at this Seattle agency.

Columns:
Web Watch - The Brooklyn Academy of Music integrates online content, and three design history sites. / Design Issues - DK Holland and others reflect on 50 years of change. / Emerging Media - Sam McMillan asks forecaster Paul Saffo, "What lies ahead for designers?" / Advertising - Ernie Schenck on how Peggy Olson found the future of advertising. / Design Culture - Wendy Richmond reminds us to use everything. / Typography - Allan Haley asks top typeface designers, “What’s new?” / Business - RitaSue Siegel’s history of the communication design business. / Environment - Phil Hamlett on what designers expect from sustainablility (and vice-versa). / Opinion/Commentary - Kathleen Maher explores technology’s impact on visual communications. / Design Trends - Socially-conscious design is on the rise.

Fashion Theory - Vol. 13 No. 1 (2009)

The latest issue of Fashion Theory has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Letter from the Editor / Valerie Steele -- Between Studio and Catwalk - Artists in Fashion Magazines / Antje Krause-Wahl -- Pollock in Vogue: American Fashion and Avant-garde Art in Cecil Beaton's 1951 Photographs / Änne Söll -- The Velvet Touch: Fashion, Furniture, and the Fabric of the Interior / Freyja Hartzell -- The Myth of Street Style / Sophie Woodward -- Exhibition Review Genio y Figura. La influencia de la cultura española en la moda / Ana Cabrera and Lesley Miller -- Exhibition Review Dior: The New Look / Gillion Carrara -- Book Review Fusionable Cheongsam / Yueh-Siang Chang -- Book Review Fatto in Italia: La cultura Made in Italy (1960-2000) dopoguerra agli anni Settanta / Simona Segre Reinach

Integrated Design in Contemporary Architecture

Integrated design in contemporary architecture by Kiel Moe is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre.

Contents:

U.S. Federal Building San Francisco, California Morphosis -- Manitoba Hydro Downtown Office Project Winnipeg, Manitoba Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects -- The Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park New York, New York Cook + Fox Architects -- Lovejoy Building Portland, Oregon Opsis Architecture -- 290 Mulberry New York, New York S H o P Architects -- The Clarence Kingston, Ontario Behnisch Architects and Next Phase Studios -- 557/559 Boston, Massachusetts Utile -- D D B C Model Residence One Tucson, Arizona D D B C : John Folan & Mary Hardin -- ecoMOD Charlottesville, Virginia University of Virginia School of Architecture/John Quale -- Chicago Residence Chicago, Illinois Wheeler Kearns Architects -- New Residence at the Swiss Embassy Washington, D.C. Steven Holl Architects and Rüssli Architekten -- Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Colorado Adjaye Associates -- North Carolina Museum of Art Raleigh, North Carolina Thomas Phifer and Partners -- The Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art Toledo, Ohio Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa: S A N A A -- Crown Hall Renovation, Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, Illinois Krueck & Sexton Architects -- Lavin-Bernick Centre for University Life Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana V J A A -- Seminar II Building at the Evergreen State College Olympia, Washington Mahlum Architects -- Milton Academy Science Building Milton, Massachusetts The Rose + Guggenheimer Studio -- Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 2 Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona richärd + bauer -- University of Arizona College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Tucson, Arizona Jones Studio -- Sidwell Friends School, Middle School Renovation and Addition Washington D.C. KieranTimberlake Associates -- Technology Access Foundation White Center, Lakewood, Washington MillerHull Partnership -- Artists for Humanity EpiCenter Boston, Massachusetts Arrowstreet -- Pittsburgh Glass Center Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Davis Gardner Gannon Pope Architecture with Bruce Lindsey -- Gleneagles Community Center West Vancouver, British Columbia Patkau Architects -- Water + Life Museums Hemet, California Lehrer + Gangi Design + Build -- U.S. Border Patrol Station Murrieta, California Garrison Architects -- Fire Station 10 Seattle, Washington Weinstein AU Architects and Urban Designers

William Kentridge

William Kentridge: telegrams from the nose: films, sculpture, drawings, tapestry, etchings is a catalogue from an exhibition held at the Annandale Galleries from 11 June-19 July 2008.

You can view further information about this exhibition here:

http://www.annandalegalleries.com.au/htmlpages/artists_bio.php?artistID=34

Fast Fashion

Fast fashion is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Cotton Processing

Cotton processing: spinning, knitting, dyeing, cutting is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Clothing Design & Manufacture

Clothing design & manufacture: how clothes are designed, manufactured and sold is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Nylon, Fibre to Fabric

Nylon, fibre to fabric: how nylon is spun and woven is a new DVD that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

The Men's Fashion Reader

The men's fashion reader / edited by Peter McNeil and Vicki Karaminas is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Introduction: The Field of Men's Fashion
Part 1: A History of Men's Fashion Section
Introduction 1. From Black in Spain to Black in Shakespeare, John Harvey -- 2. The Three Piece Suit, David Kuchta -- 3. Macaroni Masculinities, Peter McNeil -- 4. Thomas Carlyle and 'Sartor Restartus', Michael Carter -- 5. Dandyism, Visual Games and the Strategies of Representation, Olga Vainshtein -- 6. A Tale of Three Louis: Ambiguity, Masculinity and the Bowtie, Rob Shields -- 7. Uniforms and the Creation of Ideal Masculinity, Elizabeth Hackspiel-Mikosch -- 8. Better and Brighter Clothes: The Men's Dress Reform Party, Barbara Burman -- Annotated Guide to Further Reading
Part 2: Masculinity and Sexuality Section
Introduction -- 9. California Casual: Lifestyle Marketing and Men's Leisure Wear, 1930-1960, William R. Scott -- 10. 'His Clothes': Fashionable Gay Masculinity and the Shopping Experience, London, 1950s-1970s, Clare Lomas -- 11. Uber Men: Fashionable Heroics and Masculine Style, Vicki Karaminas -- 12. The Italian Job: Football, Fashion and That Sarong, Stella Bruzzi -- 13. From Catwalk to Catalogue: Male Models, Masculinity and Identity, Joanne Entwistle -- 14. The Transvestite Continuum: Liberace-Valentino-Elvis, Marjorie Garber -- 15. Dragging It Up and Down: The Glamorised Male Body, Mark Simpson -- 16. Class, Race and Masculinity: The Superfly, The McDaddy and The Rapper, Del LaGrace Volcano and Judith Halberstam -- Annotated Guide to Further Reading
Part 3: Icons: The Evolution of Men's Wear Section
Introduction -- 17. The Genesis of the Suit, Anne Hollander -- 18. The Reinvention of Tailoring, Michael Zakim -- 19. The Japanese Suit and Modernity, Toby Slade -- 20. Clothes and the Modern Man in 1930s Oxford, Laura Ugolini -- 21. A Note: A Charismatic Art: The Balance of Ingratiation and Outrage in Contemporary Fashion, Richard Martin -- 22. Modern Masculinity and the Rise of School Uniforms, Jennifer Craik -- 23. Texas Livestock Auctions: A Folklife Ethnography, George A. Boeck, Jr -- 24. American Denim: Blue Jeans and Their Multiple Layers of Meaning, Beverley Gordon -- Annotated Guide to Further Reading
Part 4: Subculture Section
Introduction -- 25. The Zoot Suit: Its History and Influence, Holly Alford -- 26. Back to Africa: Reggae and Rastafarianism, Dick Hebdige -- 27. Cultural Responses to the Teds, Tony Jefferson -- 28. Rock, Fashion and Performativity, Noel McLaughlin -- 29. The Warhol Look, Mark Francis and Margery King -- 30. 'Macho Man': Clones and the Development of the Masculine Stereotype, Shaun Cole -- Annotated Guide to Further Reading
Part 5: Consuming and Creating Style Section
Introduction -- 31. Fashion and the Man: From Suburb to City Street. The Spaces of Masculine Consumption 1870-1914, Christopher Breward -- 32. Fashioning the Playboy: Messages of Style and Masculinity in the Pages of Playboy Magazine, 1953-1963, Becky Conekin -- 33. 'It was Style with a Capital 'S'': Versions of Being Male Presented at the Beautillion Ball, Annette Lynch -- 34. New Men and New Markets, Frank Mort -- 35. Consuming Masculinities: Style, Content and Men's Magazines, Tim Edwards -- Annotated Guide to Further Reading
Conclusion

Printwork

Printwork: capture the best publication and promotion is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Print is Having a Relationship -- Works -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements

Visual Merchandising

Visual merchandising: window and in-store displays for retail by Tony Morgan is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Preface -- 1. The History of Visual Merchandising -- 2. The Role of A Visual Merchandiser -- 3. Store Design -- 4. Windows -- 5. In-Store Visual Merchandising -- 6. Mannequins -- 7. The Visual Merchandiser’s Studio -- Lighting Chart -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Index -- Picture Credits and Acknowledgements

Kitchen Design

Detail in contemporary kitchen design by Virginia McLeod is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Contents:

Introduction -- 1. Stone Kitchens -- 2. Timber Kitchens -- 3. Steel Kitchens -- Contact Details and Credits

Interiors

Interiors: the home since 1700 by Steven Parissien is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

You can view the contents below:

Introduction -- 1. The Wind of Change -- 2. Anglo-Saxon Rectitude -- 3. Expanding Horizons -- 4. Principles and Proportion -- 5. The Democratic Interior -- 6. Backwards and Forwards -- 7. The Colour of Industry -- 8. Mammon Confronted -- 9. Clean and Bright -- 10. Form and Function -- 11. Safety First -- 12. Embracing the Machine -- 13. One Foot in the Past -- 14. Technology Harnessed? -- Index -- Select Bibliography -- Picture Credits -- Acknowledgements

AIGA : Professional Practices in Graphic Design

AIGA: professional practices in graphic design - 2nd edition is a new book that has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

See below for the contents:

PART 1 RELATIONSHIPS
1. Short History and the Longer View - Milton Glaser -- 2. Standards of Professional Practices - Richard Grefé -- 3. How Clients Want to Be Treated - David C. Baker -- 4. Marketing the Design Firm - Maria Piscopo -- 5. Negotiating: Lessons From a Caveman - Ed Gold -- 6. The Process of Setting Fees - Eva Doman Bruck -- 7. Standard Form of Agreement for Design Services - Jim Faris and Shel Perkins -- 8. Hidden Intellectual Property Hazards in Web Design - Don Brunsten -- 9. Payment Strategies - Emily Ruth Cohen -- 10. Discount Requests and Retainer Agreements - Cameron Foote -- 11. Finding the Perfect Job - Michael Jefferson -- 12. The Design Firm and Its Employees - Roz and Jessica Goldfarb -- 13. Managing Creatives - Steve Liska -- 14. The Design Firm and Its Suppliers - Don Sparkman -- 15. Print Design and Environmental Responsibility - Don Carli

PART 2 MANAGEMENT
16. Legal Structures for the Design Firm - Leonard D. DuBoff -- 17. Principles of Design Firm Management - Shel Perkins -- 18. Transition 167 - Colin Forbes -- 19. Principles of Managing the Corporate Design Department - Peter L. Phillips -- 20. Large Project Management - Eva Doman Bruck -- 21. Successful Creative Briefs: Linking Business Objectives and Creative Strategies - Emily Ruth Cohen -- 22. Sales Tax - Daniel Abraham and Marci Barbey -- 23. Insurance Basics for the Designer - Ray and Scott Taylor -- 24. Managing Health and Safety in the Design Studio - Monona Rossol

PART 3 RIGHTS
25. Copyright and Licensing - Tad Crawford -- 26. Infringement, Influence, and Plagiarism - Tad Crawford and Steven Heller -- 27. Understanding Permissions - Lee Wilson -- 28. Web Design Contracts and Issues - Don Brunsten -- 29. Other People’s Trademarks - Lee Wilson -- 30. Trademarks and Trade Dress - Leonard D. DuBoff -- 31. Trademarks in Cyberspace - Lee Wilson -- 32. Use of Fonts - Allan Haley

Resources Organizations for Graphic Designers -- Emily Ruth Cohen Selected Bibliography -- AIGA Standards Richard Grefé An Endnote

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 18th April to Fri 24th April 2009)

• HELVETICA

A film about typography, graphic design and global visual culture looking at the proliferation of one typeface (which celebrated its 50th birthday in 2007) as part of a larger conversation about the way type affects our lives. An exploration of urban spaces in major cities and the type that inhabits them, and a fluid discussion with renowned designers about their work, the creative process, and the choices and aesthetics behind their use of type.
Saturday 18 April 2009 1.00pm
SBS Rating: (M, L, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 60 mins
*The Learning Centre has this film available for loan on DVD

• REMBRANDT'S J'ACCUSE...!

Painter and celebrated film director Peter Greenaway's fierce criticism of today's visual illiteracy is argued by means of a forensic search of Rembrandt's The Nightwatch.
Saturday 18 April 2009 2.55pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS)
Duration: 95 mins

• MESSAGE STICK: BORN IN THIS SKIN

Vernon Ah Kee is a portraitist, graphic and video artist. In 2009 Ah Kee will become one of a select group of Australians whose work will be displayed on the most important visual arts stage in the world, the Venice Biennale.
Sunday 19 April 2009 1.30pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 30 mins

• ANTARCTIC OASIS: A HAUNTING JOURNEY

Tells the story of a trip to South Georgia Island by four Australian artists, who sailed in a yacht from South America to paint and photograph the island and its wildlife.
Sunday 19 April 2009 4.30pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTSCAPE: THE ART LIFE - OUT THERE, EP 1 OF 3

The Art Life started life as a blog - www.artlife.blogspot.com and was written by a group of anonymous artists and writers. The blog was launched into the virtual world of the web in 2004 and quickly gained notoriety in art circles for its candid views, enthusiastic support for artists and galleries, and its healthy disdain for the crusty establishment art critics of the old media. The Art Life's readership grew steadily from just a few hundred hits a month to thousands a week. The Art Life is presented by Andrew Frost, the editor and co-founder of The Art Life's blog and who is a middle-aged white guy in a suit who adores banging on about art.
Sunday 19 April 2009 7.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (PG, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTISTS AT WORK: DAVID FRAZER - EP 3 OF 3

David Frazer is a Melbourne-based artist who specialises in various age-old forms of printmaking such as wood carving and etching. With imagination and wit, Frazer's work is imbued with images of nostalgia, love and longing; but always invested with optimism and his signature wry humour.
Sunday 19 April 2009 10.00pm
ABC2 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 30 mins

• ARTSCAPE: ANATOMY - HEART, EP 2 OF 3

Anatomy is a documentary series comprised of three unusual and compelling stories - Skin, Heart and Muscle - which explore how sexuality and the body work together as driving forces in the creative process. The second film in the series, Heart, examines what makes a muse. Traditionally thought of as a woman who is the artistic inspiration of the male, what happens when both parties of the relationship are artists and both are women? KABOOM!
Tuesday 21 April 2009 10.05pm
ABC1 Rating: (M)
Duration: 30 mins

• THE TRUE LEGEND OF THE EIFFEL TOWER

The True Legend of the Eiffel Tower is a docu-drama that chronicles the life of Gustave Eiffel, and is the epic story of the Eiffel Tower, one of the most visited monuments in the world. It covers the construction of the tower, Eiffel's efforts to have the Tower used for wireless telegraphy so it would not be torn down, and his failure on the Panama Canal project. The film sticks mostly to facts -"two-and-a-half million rivets, half of which are assembled in the workshop, will support the structure" - revealed in narration and through the daily newspaper articles.
Wednesday 22 April 2009 1.00pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 105 mins

• THE NEW INVENTORS

Hosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors brings you the latest from the world of Australian invention. As we go through life encountering problems great and small, the inventors of Australia are thinking to themselves, "there must be a better way"... Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: engineer James Bradfield Moody, designer Alison Page, and inventor and journalist Christine Kininmonth.
Wednesday 22 April 2009 8.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 30 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS: BRISTOL

Martin Pease is a successful commercial architect, used to designing large scale prestigious offices and high profile projects including Los Angeles' Getty Centre. However, he's about to embark on a much more personal project - a one-off customised house for his family.
Thursday 23 April 2009 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
Duration: 55 mins
*The Learning Centre has episodes of this series available for loan on DVD

• PAPER DOLLS: AUSTRALIAN PIN-UPS OF WORLD WAR TWO

Australia during the Second World War is usually pictured as austere, a time of rations and perseverance. Women from this time are often portrayed as domesticated or working for the war effort. Sexuality was dangerous and mentioned only in reference to the allure of the visiting American soldiers. Fashion was negated for the khaki greens and greys of uniforms. This documentary delves into the dark of war and shows how the pinup girls of the time were pictures of hope, of a better time and of people's longing for fun.
Friday 24 April 2009 7.30pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS)
Duration: 65 mins

• PUNK: ATTITUDE

Director Don Letts' documentary Punk: Attitude takes viewers down anti-establishment memory road to examine the politics, fashion, and music of the punk pop culture trend. The program features interviews and shares performance footage from a variety of famous musical acts including Black Flag, Jello Biafra, Legs McNeil, The Ramones, and proto-punks The Stooges and New York Dolls.
Friday 24 April 2009 10.30pm
ABC2 Rating: (MA, L, D, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 95 mins

Wallpaper* (April 2009)

The latest issue of Wallpaper* has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. If you would like the contents page to be emailed to you please let me know.

Ragtrader (10 April 2009)

The latest issue of Ragtrader has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. It includes:

• Why Versace has returned from the dead.
• Who has claimed retailing has changed for ever?
• Why Daniel Avakian is smiling.

Digital Photography + Design (April/May 2009)

The latest issue of Digital Photography + Design has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Artscape

We have just received a new DVD about the glass artist Tom Moore. Artscape: Tom Moore Glassorama! is now available for loan in the Learning Centre.

The Australian Financial Review - Fashion Special

The April 2009 issue of The Australian Financial Review Magazine is a Fashion issue. It has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Uomo Collezioni - No. 67 (Autumn/Winter 2009-2010)

The latest issue of Uomo Collezioni has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Communication Arts (January/Feburary 2009)

The latest issue of Communication Arts has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Collezioni - No. 133 (Spring/Summer 2009)

The latest issue of Collezioni has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

The Hat Magazine - Issue 40 (Jan/Feb/March 2009)

The latest issue of The Hat Magazine has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

http://www.thehatmagazine.com/index.html

Freeze Frame

Freeze Frame is the website for Historic Polar Images, 1845-1982 from the Scott Polar Research Institute. Here is a summary from the website:

"The Scott Polar Research Institute in the University of Cambridge holds a world-class collection of photographic negatives illustrating polar exploration from the nineteenth century onwards. Freeze Frame is the result of a two-year digitisation project that brings together photographs from both Arctic and Antarctic expeditions. Here you can discover the polar regions through the eyes of those explorers and scientists who dared to go into the last great wildernesses on earth."

Scott Polar Research Institute 2009, Freeze Frame, viewed 4 April 2009, <http://www.freezeframe.ac.uk/home/home>

Architecture Australia - Vol. 98 No. 2 (March/April 2009)

The latest issue of Architecture Australia has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Ragtrader (27 March 2009)

The latest issue of Ragtrader has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Some of the contents include:

• Why fabric price hikes aren't all bad


• What Herringbone has learned from its troubles


• How Seafolly is chasing down the copycats

Australian Photography (April 2009)

The latest issue of Australian Photography has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Architectural Review Australia - No. 109 (April/May 2009)

The latest issue of Architectural Review Australia has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 4th April to Fri 10th April 2009)

• THE VICTORY OF CEZANNE

For the 100th anniversary of Cezanne's death, this documentary explores how his artistic work went largely unnoticed during his lifetime but shot to fame and value after his death.
Saturday 4 April 2009 3.25pm
SBS Rating: (G, WS,Rpt)
Duration: 60 mins

• SUNDAY ARTS

This week Sunday Arts focuses on the visual arts: Fenella Kernebone looks at the Museum of Contemporary Art's exhibition on new Australian drawing; and we feature artists Peter Alwast and Sydney Ball.
Sunday 5 April 2009 5.00pm
ABC1
Duration: 60 mins

• THE GRUEN TRANSFER: SERIES 2 - EP 4 OF 10

Honest, funny and revealing, The Gruen Transfer, a runaway hit in 2008, is about how advertising works and how it works on us. It lifts the bonnet on the carefully constructed and manufactured messages that surround us all. Examining the best and worst of advertising, acknowledging the art and science involved, The Gruen Transfer brings some of the pointiest and most creative minds in the ad industry together to discuss the power of persuasion.
Wednesday 8 April 2009 9.00pm
ABC1 Rating: (HD)
Duration: 30 mins

• JUST TO GET A REP

More than 30 years ago, the youth of New York's neglected neighbourhoods started spray-painting their names on subway trains. Here is the true story of aerosol art as told by its pioneers, and today's innovators.
Wednesday 8 April 2009 9.20pm
ABC2 Rating: (M)
Duration: 55 mins

• GRAND DESIGNS: CHELTENHAM

In this episode Kevin meets Tim and Zoe Bawtree who live in an elegant Regency house in Cheltenham, UK. But lovely as it is, the four storey house is expensive to run. With the aim of becoming mortgage free, Tim and Zoe decide to sell their house and build an ultra modern, low maintenance house in their large back garden. However, the garden is surrounded by grade two listed houses and, because of height restrictions, Tim and Zoe are forced to build 60 per cent of their new home underground. This doesn't deter them, neither do the 90 objections to their planning application from the neighbours.
Thursday 9 April 2009 6.10pm
ABC1 Rating: (G, Rpt)
*The Learning Centre has episodes of this program available for loan

• DAVID OGILVY: THE FIRST MAD MAN

In the week prior to the SBS series premiere of the stylish cult hit Mad Men, the network will screen the documentary David Ogilvy: The First Mad Man. David Ogilvy is a man famous for leading a revolution in advertising, feeding dreams and shaping aspirations with famous campaigns, slogans and jingles. After an erratic education, a spell at Oxford and a year in France working as an apprentice chef, Ogilvy started selling cooking stoves door to door in Scotland. Although a natural salesman, Ogilvy turned his back on the profession at the end of World War Two, and retreated to the Amish community in Pennsylvania. Paradoxically, it was during this period that Ogilvy began to think about starting a career in Advertising.
Thursday 9 April 2009 8.30pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS)
Duration: 60 mins

• VOYAGE TO THE AMERICAN STONEHENGE

In the magnificently stark landscape of the Bolivian highlands lies Tiwanaku, a 2,000 year old city that was home to one of the most influential civilizations in pre-Inca South America. Scattered throughout this remarkable metropolis are huge temples, pyramids and delicately carved monoliths constructed from colossal slabs of stone. But Tiwanaku's beauty comes with an equally beguiling mystery. The nearest quarry that could have produced the city's rocks lies some 40 kilometres on the other side of Lake Titicaca, the second largest lake in South America. How could these multi-ton stones possibly have made their way to Tiwanaku?
Thursday 9 April 2009 8.30pm
ABC1 Rating: (G)
Duration: 60 mins

• UNFOLDING FLORENCE

Acclaimed director Gillian Armstrong reveals the many lives of flamboyant Australian design pioneer Florence Broadhurst in the feature-length documentary Unfolding Florence which had it's world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival last year. Featuring interviews with Maggie Tabberer, fashion designer Akira Isogawa and Florence Broadhurst's son Robert Lloyd-Lewis, Unfolding Florence also includes dramatised sequences.
Friday 10 April 2009 8.00pm
SBS Rating: (PG, WS, Rpt)
Duration: 90 mins
*The Learning Centre has this available for loan

The Annenberg Space for Photography

If you are looking for photographic inspiration you may want to head to the Annenberg Space for Photography website and check out work by L.A. based photographers.

http://www.annenbergspaceforphotography.org/index.asp

Elle Decoration - No. 200 (April 2009)

The latest issue of Elle Decoration has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan.

Aperture - Issue no. 194 (Spring 2009)

The latest issue of Aperture has come into the Learning Centre and is now available for loan. Here are the features from the contents page:

• Portfolio - Sally Mann: Untitled. A selection from Mann's latest family-focused project: intimate photographs of her husband Larry.
• On Location - Jiang Jian: Memory and History by Vicki Goldberg. Chinese photographer Jiang's work highlights life in his native Henan Province.
• Essay - Thresholds of a Coming Community: Photography and Human Rights by Anthony Downey. Downey discusses photographs that explore the stateless condition of the dispossessed.
• Witness - Intended Consequences: Rwandan Children Born of Rape by Jonathan Torovnik. Stories of horror, survival, and motherhood after Rwanda's 1994 genocide.
• Work and Process - Pertti Kekarainen: The Sensation of Seeing by Lyle Rexer. A look at the Finnish photographer's unsettling and playful near-abstract images.
• Mixing the Media - Look Close: The Scrapbooks of Dan Eldon and Candy Jernigan by Jessica Helfand. Helfand explores the inventive scrapbooks of two artists who died tragically young.
• Archive - William van der Weyde and the American Morality Place by Michael Lesy. An introduction to the curious work of this little-known early-twentieth-century photographer.
• Photographer's Project - Lise Sarfati: She by Sandra Phillips. A selection from Sarfati's latest body of work, focused on the complex relations among four women.