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The Art Book 2008 – 15:1 Articles Prodigious Enchantments NORBERT LYNTON 3 Can Art be Evil? Portrait of a Nazi Propagandist JOHN A WALKER 5 Process as Communication VICTORIA KELLER 7 Living it Up in Fifteenth-Century Florence: Magnificence, the Medici and the Renaissance Palace GABRIELE NEHER 9 Translating Apples TACITA DEAN 11 ARTISTS' SELF-PORTRAITS FROM THE UFFIZI BY ANTONIO PAOLUCCI ET AL. BRITTA C DWYER 13 PANIC ATTACK! ART IN THE PUNK YEARS BY MARK SLADEN AND ARIELLA YEDGAR (EDS) JOHN A WALKER 14 MUDMAN: THE ODYSSEY OF KIM JONES BY SANDRA Q FIRMIN AND JULIE JOYCE (EDS) DAVID McCARTHY 15 HARRY THUBRON: COLLAGES AND CONSTRUCTIONS 1972-1984 BY NORBERT LYNTON AND JON THOMPSON BETH L WILLIAMSON 16 IKE TAIGA AND TOKUYAMA GYOKURAN: JAPANESE MASTERS OF THE BRUSH BY FELICE FISCHER WITH KYOKO KINOSHITA CRAIG BUNCH 19 BETWEEN WORLDS: VOYAGERS TO BRITAIN 1700-1850 BY JOCELYN HACKFORTH-JONES ET AL. PATRICIA ANDREW 20 SEAMAN SCHEPPS: A CENTURY OF NEW YORK JEWELRY DESIGN BY AMANDA VAILL AND JANET ZAPATA ROBERTA BERNABEI 21 ONCE UPON A TIME WALT DISNEY: THE SOURCES OF INSPIRATION FOR THE DISNEY STUDIOS BY BRUNO GIRVEAU, LELLA SMITH AND PIERRE LAMBERT VICTORIA DE RIJKE 22 CANALETTO IN ENGLAND A VENETIAN ARTIST ABROAD, 1746- 1755 BY CHARLES BEDDINGTON WITH ESSAYS BY BRIAN ALLEN AND FRANCIS RUSSELL SOPHIE BOSTOCK 23 LEONARDO DA VINCI EXPERIENCE, EXPERIMENT AND DESIGN BY MARTIN KEMP GABRIELE NEHER 24 OUDRY'S PAINTED MENAGERIE: PORTRAITS OF EXOTIC ANIMALS IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE BY MARY MORTON (ED.) MICHAEL DORSCH 25 Two Saints - Home At Last 27 ‘The Call’ Within and Beyond Africa MARION ARNOLD 29 STILL LIFE AND TRADE IN THE DUTCH GOLDEN AGE BY JULIE BERGER HOCHSTRASSER LARRY SILVER 31 JAPONISME: THE JAPANESE INFLUENCE ON WESTERN ART SINCE 1858 BY SIEGFRIED WICHMANN MAJELLA MUNRO 32 THE MODERN WEST: AMERICAN LANDSCAPES, 1890-1950 BY EMILY BALLEW NEFF ET AL. HERBERT R HARTEL JR 33 THE MOST ARROGANT MAN IN FRANCE: GUSTAVE COURBET AND THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY MEDIA CULTURE BY PETRA TEN- DOESSCHATE CHU LOUIS BYRNE 34 BEASTS - FACTUAL AND FANTASTIC BY ELIZABETH MORRISON ELEANOR ROBBINS 35 TECHNOLOGIES OF INTUITION BY JENNIFER FISHER (ED) LEILA McKELLAR 36 PORTRAIT OF A PATRON. THE PATRONAGE AND COLLECTING OF JAMES BRYDGES, 1ST DUKE OF CHANDOS (1674-1744) BY SUSAN JENKINS ROSA SOMERVILLE 37 BERLIN IN THE 20s: ART AND CULTURE 1918-1933 BY RAINER METZGER TRANS. CLARE COSTA DEBORAH ASCHER BARNSTONE 38 EDWARD HOPPER BY CAROL TROYEN, JUDITH A BARTER, ELLIOTT B DAVIES ET AL. JULIAN FREEMAN 39 ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE. THE CHARLES ELIOT NORTON LECTURES BY MEYER SCHAPIRO, EDITED BY LINDA SEIDEL RON BAXTER 40 CAMOUFLAGE BY TIM NEWARK WITH JONATHAN MILLER PATRICIA ANDREW 41 WOMEN, ART, AND SOCIETY BY WHITNEY CHADWICK AND EROTICISM & ART BY ALYCE MAHON ROSEMARY BETTERTON 42 INIGO JONES AND THE EUROPEAN CLASSICIST TRADITION BY GILES WORSLEY DAVID HOWARTH 43 ART, ETHNOGRAPHY AND THE LIFE OF OBJECTS: PARIS, c 1925-35 BY JULIA KELLY GEN DOY 44 FANTASY AND FAITH: THE ART OF GUSTAVE DORÉ BY ERIC ZAFRAN (ED.) ANDREW LAMBIRTH 46 COURBET BY LINDA NOCHLIN GRAHAM SHAW 47 MODERN SCULPTURE READER BY JON WOOD, DAVID HULKS AND ALEX POTTS (EDS) JO APPLIN 48 GREAT EXHIBITIONS: LONDON - NEW YORK - PARIS - PHILADELPHIA 1851-1900 BY JONATHAN MEYER HENRY MATTHEWS 49 PORTRAIT. A LIFE OF THOMAS EAKINS BY WILLIAM S MCFEELY SARAH LAWSON 50 MEDIA ART HISTORIES BY OLIVER GRAU (ED.) AND DIGITAL PERFORMANCE: A HISTORY OF NEW MEDIA IN THEATER, DANCE, PERFORMANCE ART, AND INSTALLATION BY STEVE DIXON WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY BARRY SMITH CHARLIE GERE 51 MEDIEVAL DRESS AND FASHION BY MARGARET SCOTT SARAH LAWSON 52 THE ALPINE FANTASY OF VICTOR B AND OTHER STORIES BY JEREMY AKERMAN AND EILEEN DALY (EDS) JEFFREY DENNIS 54 Norbert Lynton - An Appreciation GILANE TAWADROS 55 A Chronic Curiosity JULIAN FREEMAN 56 Copyright Between Commerce and Creativity: Art, Photography and the Law NINA LAGER VESTBERG 58 ‘Big is Beautiful’ - The Guggenheim Museum at Bilbao SUE WARD 60 THE GARDEN AT BOMARZO: A RENAISSANCE RIDDLE BY JESSIE SHEELER KATIE CAMPBELL 62 PORTMEIRION BY MARK EASTENT, JOOLS HOLLAND, STEPHEN LACEY, ROBIN LLYWELYN, JAN MORRIS AND ALWYN W TURNER TOM HICKS 63 A Photographic Encounter with Britain GUY LANE 64 DAVID WOJNAROWICZ: A DEFINITIVE HISTORY OF FIVE OR SIX YEARS ON THE LOWER EAST SIDE BY GIANCARLO AMBROSINO (ED.) AMISH MORRELL 66 ‘That Person's Workbook’ or Enquire Within About Everything FRANCES FOLLIN 68 BFI Mediatheque: Welcome to the Great British Film and Television Show SIMON McCALLUM 70 DALI AND FILM BY MATTHEW GALE (ED.) JOHN A WALKER 71 A HISTORY OF ARTISTS' FILM AND VIDEO IN BRITAIN BY DAVID CURTIS SAMANTHA LACKEY 72 OUTDOOR MONUMENTS OF MANHATTAN A HISTORICAL GUIDE BY DIANNE L DURANTE VICTORIA KELLER 74 PANTHÉON DE LA GUERRE: RECONFIGURING A PANORAMA OF THE GREAT WAR BY MARK LEVITCH GRAHAM SHAW 74 MAKING RENAISSANCE ART BY KIM W WOOD BOB BAGGS 75 ART AND WAR BY LAURA BRANDON GRAHAM SHAW 76 WHERE THE SEA MEETS THE LAND: ARTISTS ON THE COAST IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN BY CHRISTIANA PAYNE PATRICIA ANDREW 77 THE CONTINUUM ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ANIMAL SYMBOLISM IN ART BY HOPE B WERNESS VICTORIA DE RIJKE 77 JAMES BOSWELL, UNOFFICIAL WAR ARTIST BY WILLIAM FEAVER GRAHAM SHAW 78 THE CREATION OF COLOR IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE BY SARAH LOWENGARD PATRICIA RAILING 78 HOKUSAI: FIRST MANGA MASTER BY JOCELYN BOUQUILLARD AND CHRISTOPHER MARQUET CHRIS TAYLOR 79 The Art Book 2008 – 15:2 Articles Pictures of Millais COLIN CRUISE Page 3 The Return of the Radical ANDREW LAMBIRTH Page 6 A Man Out of Time GUY LANE Page 8 Homage to Barcelona LOUIS BYRNE Page 10 EXHIBITIONS, MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES TOWARDS A NEW LAOCOON BY PENELOPE CURTIS AND STEPHEN FEEKE (EDS) ROSALIND McKEVER Page 12 ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG: TRANSFER DRAWINGS FROM THE 1960s BY LEWIS KACHUR AND ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG: CARDBOARDS AND RELATED PIECES BY YVE-ALAIN BOIS AND JOSEF HELFENSTEIN WITH CLAIRE ELLIOT JEFFREY DENNIS Page 13 SEDUCED: ART & SEX FROM ANTIQUITY TO NOW BY MARINA WALLACE, MARTIN KEMP, JOANNE BERNSTEIN (EDS) KATIE CAMPBELL Page 14 ART IN AMERICA: 300 YEARS OF INNOVATION BY SUSAN DAVIDSON (ED.) VICTORIA KELLER Page 16 ANDY WARHOL: A CELEBRATION OF LIFE [...] AND DEATH BY KEITH HARTLEY VICTORIA KELLER Page 16 VENICE AND THE ISLAMIC WORLD 828-1797 BY STEFANO CARBONI (ED) PAUL WOOD Page 17 PERPETUAL GLORY: MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC CERAMICS FROM THE HARVEY B PLOTNICK COLLECTION BY OYA PANCAROGLU MATT CAMBRIDGE Page 18 VINCENT VAN GOGH AND EXPRESSIONISM BY JILL LLOYD JOHN A WALKER Page 19 IMPRESSIONISTS BY THE SEA BY JOHN HOUSE AND DAVID HOPKIN MICHAEL DORSCH Page 20 FRANZ MARC THE RETROSPECTIVE BY ANNEGRET HOBERG AND HELMUT FRIEDEL (EDS) PATRICIA RAILING Page 21 SEAN SCULLY: A RETROSPECTIVE BY DANILO ECCHER (ET AL.) ROBERT RADFORD Page 22 DUTCH PAINTINGS IN THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART BY WALTER LEIDTKE ROSA SOMERVILLE Page 23 PAUL MELLON'S LEGACY A PASSION FOR BRITISH ART MASTERPIECES FROM THE YALE CENTER FOR BRITISH ART BY JOHN BASKETT ET AL. STEPHEN SOMERVILLE Page 24 POETS IN THE LANDSCAPE: THE ROMANTIC SPIRIT IN BRITAIN BY SIMON MARTIN, MARTIN BUTLIN, ROBERT MEYRICK MELANY HUGHES Page 26 DOCUMENTA 12 BY ROGER M BUERGEL, RUTH NOACK ET AL., DOCUMENTA 12 PICTURE BOOK BY ROGER M BUERGEL, RUTH NOACK ET AL., DOCUMENTA 12 MAGAZINE NO. 1-3 READER BY GEORG SCHOLLHAMMER, ROGER M BUERGEL, RUTH NOACK ET AL. AND SCULPTURE PROJECTS MUNSTER 07 BY KASPER KONIG, BRIGITTE FRANZEN, CARINA PLATH ET AL. PAUL BONAVENTURA Page 27 FROM RUSSIA FRENCH AND RUSSIAN MASTER PAINTINGS 1870-1925 FROM MOSCOW AND ST PETERSBURG PATRICIA RAILING Page 28 FRANCE IN RUSSIA: THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE'S MALMAISON COLLECTION BY FRANK ALTHAUS & MARK SUTCLIFFE (EDS) SUE WALKER Page 29 CALLUM INNES: FROM MEMORY BY FIONA BRADLEY & ELIZABETH MCLEAN (EDS) MATT CAMBRIDGE Page 31 INTERVIEW Christian Innovators. JEFFREY SPIER TALKS TO JANET TYSON JANET TYSON Page 32 PERSPECTIVES East Anglian Landscape and Memory CLAIRE WALSH Page 34 REVIEWS BERNINI'S BIOGRAPHIES: CRITICAL ESSAYS BY MAARTEN DELBEKE, EVONNE LEVY AND STEVEN F OSTROW (EDS) CAROL M RICHARDSON Page 36 IMAGES AND IDENTITY IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY FLORENCE BY PATRICIA LEE RUBIN SAMUEL BIBBY Page 37 ROGER HILTON: THE FIGURED LANGUAGE OF THOUGHT BY ANDREW LAMBIRTH ADRIAN LEWIS Page 38 THE LOOK OF VAN DYCK: THE SELF-PORTRAIT WITH A SUNFLOWER AND THE VISION OF THE PAINTER BY JOHN PEACOCK DAVID HOWARTH Page 39 THE DINNER PARTY FROM CREATION TO PRESERVATION BY JUDY CHICAGO, GLOBAL FEMINISMS. NEW DIRECTIONS IN CONTEMPORARY ART BY MAURA REILLY AND LINDA NOCHLIN (EDS) AND WACK! ART AND THE FEMINIST REVOLUTION BY CORNELIA BUTLER ET AL SUSAN PLATT Page 41 LOCATING RENAISSANCE ART BY CAROL M RICHARDSON AND VIEWING RENAISSANCE ART BY KIM W WOODS, CAROL M RICHARDSON & ANGELIKI LYMBEROPOULOU BOB BAGGS Page 43 SECOND DIASPORIST MANIFESTO BY R B KITAJ JOHN SEARS Page 44 TITIAN REMADE REPETITION AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF EARLY MODERN ITALIAN ART BY MARIA H LOH GABRIELE NEHER Page 45 DYNAMIC SPLENDOR: THE WALL MOSAICS IN THE CATHEDRAL OF EUFRASIUS AT POREC BY ANN TERRY AND HENRY MAGUIRE ROWENA LOVERANCE Page 46 THE PAINTED FACE: PORTRAITS OF WOMEN IN FRANCE, 1814-1914 BY TAMAR GARB MICHAEL DORSCH Page 47 HARMONIA MACROCOSMICA BY ANDREAS CELLARIUS AND ROBERT VAN GENT (ED) PATRICIA RAILING, CAROLINE WALLIS Page 48 THE SYMBOLISM OF PAUL GAUGUIN: EROTICA, EXOTICA, AND THE GREAT DILEMMAS OF HUMANITY BY HENRI DORRA JOHN A WALKER Page 50 BEAUTIFUL UGLY AFRICA AND DIASPORA AESTHETICS BY SARAH NUTTALL (ED.) 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    ISSUE #14 This Here... “...sucked all the creative air out of the rooms...” (H Waldrop) into seeing this latest epic asap, especially given the good EGOTORIAL buzz surrounding it. But no, not in this case. I was vaguely reminded of my unwillingness to go see the original Star BB complains that we rarely sit and watch anything on TV Wars, in that case primarily because I was put off by the together (with the possible exceptions of TNA Wrestling, relentless hype. When The Empire Strikes Back came out, I which I’ve managed to get her into, and the local news at saw both in a special double feature at the local flick nearest dinner time). This isn’t really surprising, since when I’m to Tufnell Park, where I was then living, and reflected working (most of the time since September, but sadly not so afterwards that I was glad I hadn’t given in on the first one, much this month), I’m ready for bed around 8 since I get up since although I liked Empire a lot, the first one, eh, not so at 4am or so most days, and in any case whereas her taste much, since it suffers from the same problem as the later runs to whatever is on the Hallmark or Lifetime channels, Lord of the Rings epics, in that the central character, be it mine is an eclectic mix of rasslin’, MSNBC and Family Guy Frodo Baggins or Luke Skywalker, is an insufferable little tit. reruns. Overall I thought Nevertheless, the newest this Valentine’s incarnation of weekend I was Star Trek was persuaded to bloody good! I participate in the especially liked purchase of a the neat, if pay-per-view obvious movie for explanation for Saturday night, the continuity which is how I differences between this and finally got to see Spot the insufferable tit the J.J.
  • The Media Guide to Drugs

    The Media Guide to Drugs

    THE MEDIA GUIDE TO DRUGS Key facts and figures for journalists Published by: DrugScope Prince Consort House Suite 204 (Second Floor) 109 – 111 Farringdon Road London EC1R 3BW E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.drugscope.org.uk This publication is also available to download for free at www.drugscope.org.uk/mediaguide. Check here for updates. DrugScope is the national membership organisation for the drug sector and a leading drug information and policy charity. DrugScope has over 600 members working in the drug sector and related fields and the organisation draws on the expertise of its members to develop policy and lobby government. © DrugScope 2011 All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any format whatsoever without the express permission of the publisher. DrugScope would like to acknowledge the advice and assistance given by Jason Bennetto and colleagues at City University School of Journalism and the interviews granted by Pearl Lowe, Phil Spalding and Tanya Franks. The quotes from service users are by kind permission of Jo Kneale from Oxford Brookes University whose two-year project looking at the process of recovery will be published by DrugScope as The Essential Guide to Recovery. The illustrations of drugs were kindly provided by TICTAC Communications Ltd based at St George’s Hospital Medical School. Thanks to the Brit Trust and ANSVAR Insurance Co Ltd for their kind support in producing this publication. Written by Harry Shapiro Designed by Helen Joubert Design Printed