Filtered by Tag: art
By: Barbara Glasner, Petra Schmidt, Ursula Schöndeling
Part 2 of this wildly successful and satisfying book series, which connects works art, architecture, and a variety of other disciplines through patterns.
Reviewer: Tommy
By: Cindi Strauss
From the publisher: “Presents 800 jewelry objects and drawings from 1960 through 2006 by more than 170 international jewelry artists in the Helen Williams Drutt Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Includes essays about Minimalist and Conceptual influences and the history behind the collection, a chronology, and artist biographies.”
Reviewer: Laura
By: Don Thompson
For an eye-opening study of the market for art and why some artists are paid millions and others starve, this is a fascinating read. Full of gory detail about how dealers, auction houses, collectors and artists operate.
Reviewer: David
By: Sheehy, Colleen J.
The subject headings say it all:
Celebrities — United States — Portraits.
Seeds as art material — United States.
Reviewer: Ellen
By: Bill Daniel
Here is a great film from a once-local film maker (Bill Daniel) about box-car-writers …. was that the beginnings of graffiti? More at www.billdaniel.net/who_is_bozo_texino/info.
Reviewer: Tim
By: John Ruskin
The chapter on Ruskin in the above de Botton book describes Ruskin’s view that drawing can teach us to see, and that everyone should draw.
Reviewer: Longhorn Reviewer
