Ian DavenportThe first monograph dedicated to Ian Davenport, this richly illustrated book provides a comprehensive account of the artists career. Charting a history of intensely rigorous and unconventional painting processes, Martin Filler guides the reader through twenty five years of artistic production. From early electric fan paintings, to his poured arches, circles, lines and puddle paintings, we see how Davenport has experimented with method and medium,

An Associative Art History rethinks the position of Czech

and Barraṯa (Kapok)

the materials- and experience-based art movement that emerged in Italy in the late 1960s

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Presented in the form of a blackbook – ­a treasured drawing book where graffiti artists practice their hand and share imagery with close peers and crew – this publication was made in collaboration with graffiti artists and relays the feel and visual impact of their personal records of creative interaction

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This volume reads like a detective story about the mediation efforts of museums and the personal motives behind them

Better World Arts lined notebooks feature stunning Aboriginal art on the cover

000 years of architecture history unfolded through captivating texts and illustrations

With featured artists including Andy Warhol

providing both cultural significance and comfort

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