Publications in Arts, visual and performing

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Apollo	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2013 From the archives: Florence, celebrated as the cradle of the Renaissance in a show at the Palazzo Strozzi, has been lauded over the centuries by... Specialist art consultants and valuers. International picture framers. Conservators & restorers of art & antiques. International art & antique dealers. British art & antique dealers. International auctioneers of art & antiques. Model dwellings: a handsomely kept collection of Georgian and Victorian dolls' houses delights. Setting trends: this lavishly illustrated book provides valuable insight into changing tastes in jewellery. No more mugs: Michael Hall is impressed by the latest volume of the Sargent catalogue raisonne, which testifies to the American painter's great range... Off the shelf. Apollo's selection of recently published books on art, architecture and the history of collecting. American gleam: Monica Obniski enjoys a display of American silver that explores the diversity of colonial America and its craftsmanship. Created from porridge: Sue Hubbard welcomes Tate Britain's reappraisal of Kurt Schwitters, and the work he produced while resident in the UK. A bit of ruff: William Larkin's court portraits provide glorious reflections on early Stuart fashion. Dirty arcadia: Corinna Lotz on a superb show that explores how Picasso's life and art were transformed in 1901. All saints: Jonathan Lopez savours an exhibition that unites most of the surviving panels from Piero della Francesca's Sant'Agostino altarpiece. April calendar. Around the galleries: the spring edition of Art en Vieille-Ville returns to Geneva's historic Old Town this month, as local galleries and museums... Architecture: the discovery of the skeleton of Richard III raises the vexed question of how he ought to be commemorated. A traditional table tomb... Collectors' focus: Old Master Prints--in particular works by Durer and Rembrandt--have achieved recordbreaking prices in recent times. Although the... more	3050
Art and Christianity	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 9, 2013 Exhibitions. Commissions. Where Heaven and Earth Meet: the spiritual in the art of Kandinsky, Rothko, Warhol and Kiefer. Bernini: Art as Theatre. Editorial.	282
Artforum International	Academic	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Scene & herd. Alicia Frankovich. "Prospect: New Zealand art now". Gyan Panchal. Will Kwan. Fuyuko Matsui. Nuno da Luz. Jeroen Eisinga. Luigi Ghirri. Latifa Echakhch. Gianfranco Baruchello. Javier Tellez. Oscar Tuazon. Bjorn Dahlem. Fort. "Le Sentiment des choses". Pia Ronicke. Steven Claydon. Richard Grayson. Rosa Loy. more	10832
Arts & Activities	Children's--Upper elementary	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2013 Art with dimension. Mask making: an exercise in imagination and skill. Is my shoe art? Supersize it. Young artist. Artists paint ... celebrations: grade 4. Artists paint ... celebrations. Mythology in art: Perseus and the head of Medusa, 1545. Rock the Cradle with Klimt. Poinsettia perfection. Kaleidoscopic patterns of bugs. It's all in the vase. Design goes round and round ... I and II. Winter Birch trees. Winter Birch trees. Aspen trees. Blob Flowers. Eye-Catching Calacas. Celtic Roads. Outstanding O'Keeffe-Inspired Art. more	3051
Arts, visual and performing community	General		Nov 29, 2011 Good Video Production Company Produces Web Videos That Pack a Punch Leading Recruiters SSC and IBPS Dress up Games for Children During the Holidays	1227
ArtUS	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2009 Diana Thater: pet fixations. Cezanne and Beyond. Yinka Shonibare. Basil Wolverton. White Noise. Dash Snow. The toilet bowl and the tea bowl. John Stezaker. Laurel Nakadate. Black Madonna. Francis Bacon. Basic writing instinct: casing Michael Douglas. This is Killing Me. Victoria Sambunaris. Acting Out. Claudia Schmacke. Paul Chan. Now you don't: the work of metaphor. Who's dying, who's watching now? U-turn. more	299
British Art Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 Forthcoming events. The BADA Antiques and Fine Art Fair. Watercolours + Works on Paper. 'Edward Lear & the Ionian Islands'. 'Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer'. 'Turner Inspired--In the Light of Claude'. 'The Still Point of the Turning World: New paintings by Robin Richmond'. 'John Cecil Stephenson--Pioneer of Modernism'. Brian Sewell: Outsider. Always Almost: Never Quite. John E Crowley: Imperial Landscapes: Britain's Global Visual Culture 1745-1820. Peter Boughton, Virginia Ironside and Simon Martin: Robin Ironside: Neo-Romantic Visionary. A portrait of John Rich (1692-1761). Stanhope Forbes (1857-1947) and the invention of the 'Newlyn school'. 'Perfection, I should call it': John Ruskin's personalised guide to Switzerland, 1843. Size matters: the 'collage-paintings' of Gwyther Irwin (1931-2008), 1957-61. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Joseph Wright's Philosopher by Lamplight. A sign and a shop sign: the [OMEGA] and Roger Fry's Omega Workshops. The idea of emigration: Ford Madox Brown's The Last of England. Zoffany's executor Charles Francois Dumergue (1739-1814): and his family's dealings with artists.	317
Ceramics Art & Perception	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2010 The first British ceramics Biennial 2009. Jason Briggs: not-so private parts. Appreciating ceramics or so much more than just an egg cup or a milk jug. Cindy Kolodziejski's water world. Earth to form: tin sheds gallery, Sydney 17th July-8th August, 2009. The silences of still life: Laurent Craste. Organic Bonds: Burcu O. Karabey's recent works. Kirsi Kivivirta: minimalist wall compositions. Ester Beck: movement in matter. Edith Heath: thoroughly modern. Spheres and sense: Bozena Sacharczuk. Art, technology and the human imperative. In a relationship: a look at work by Kevin Snipes. Russell Wrankle. Origins: Jordi Marcet and Rosa Vila--Abadal. Brigitte Penicaud: the musical picturality. The Margins: A Theory of Resistance in Contemporary Ceramics. Dorothy Feibleman. Stations of the Cross: Julia Nema. The potential for redefinition: a review of Clay Economies. more	323
Ceramics Technical	General	Magazine/Journal	Nov 1, 2009 De-Center: International Ceramic Design Center--Kielce. Life as Amalgam. Clay Connections: Innovative Ceramics: Lessons that Make Connections to the Elementary School Curriculum and Seasonal Calendar. A day in the life.... Sebastian Blackie describes his experience in FuPing, China. Five weeks and four days in Tokoname with IWCAT. Ian Lamb experiences a residency in Japan. A community of fire: Lucia King describes her experience at a woodfire. A new felspar: Jeff Zamek offers options to G200 felspar. The lifecycle and rebirth: various lives: Hiroko Miura discusses the collaborative residency of Mieko and Hiromu Okuda. Over the nickel rainbow: Carol Marians shares her research on her search for nickel blue. Turning out the perfect pot: Part III: Douglas Favero completes his tour of Santa Maria de Atzompa. Hollow figure construction: Laura-Harris Gascogne describes her process. Shared journeys: Josh Green details the experience of a Chinese/US symposium in Jingdezhen. Exploring local materials in the development of translucent bodies: John Shirley discusses the results of his translucent body research in South... Frozen movement: Jozsef Simon Zsolt describes his desire to form, to shape, to be in motion. Color research on porcelain surfaces with metal salts: A. Feyza Cakir Ozgundogdu conducts research on the effects of soluble salts on porcelain. Made for clay: Racine Art Museum: Victor M. Cassidy relates the history and future of a Midwest US art museum. The start of something big: the Medalta International Artist-in Residence Program: Amy Gogarty experiences a residency program in Medicine Hat,... Pottery studio air quality: Jeff Zamek and Anthony Volpe discuss respiratory safety in the ceramics studio. There is no customarily: Bruce Dehnert details the experience of a Peters Valley Craft Center woodfire. Made in Shigaraki, Japan: Nel Bannier relates her experience of experimenting at Shigaraki. more	136
Chicago Review	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics. Antennae, 2001-2012. An Anthology of Conceptual Writing. Flowers of Spit. Collected Poems. William Fuller, Hallucination. Scaping the land. "The genius of this place is 'was". Manchurian Candidate. Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. Gag Order. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. v. Public Utilities Commission. A Mouth. From Corporate Relations: First Amendment Rights. From the American folkways series. Heart (II). Heart (I). Solo Seafarer and Dog. Expeditious. From What Andreas Baader Said. more	1869
ChildArt	Children's--Upper elementary	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2012 Virtual reality is the new reality. The money game. Scratch: digital art making. Uplift, educate, inspire! Designing the future: a conversation with Jenova Chen, co-founder of Thatgamecompany. The web of creativity: professor Curt Bonk, school of education, Indiana University. Seeds of empowerment: a conversation with Dr. Paul Kim, Chief Technology Officer, Stanford University. Persistence of vision: drawn from life-by Clifford Cohen and Walter Santucci. The future is what you make it. Creating is key: a conversation with J. Todd Coleman of KingsIsle. Creativity with business sense: a conversation with paradox interactive from Stockholm, Sweden. The power of 2: a conversation with David Martin and Nancy Knowlton. Flex your creative muscles: a conversation with Paul Reiche of toys for bob. Serious games. Learning through games and art: Microsoft Software engineer Donald Brinkman shares his love of games. Sony's power to entertain and more: a conversation with producers at Sony online entertainment. So, you want to be a game developer? Games.	280
CineAction	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2012 Shorts at the Sofia International Film Festival, Bulgaria. The Thinking Queer's Pornographer: BRUCE LABRUCE, ART/PORN AND THE POLITICS OF CO-OPTATION. Light in dark spaces: a review of Allan Sekula and Noel Burch's film essay the Forgotten Space (2010). Wajdi Mouawad in cinema: origins, wars and fate. Ideology in Christopher Nolan's Inception. Sex, science, and the 'female monstrous': Wood contra Cronenberg, revisited. Lefties and Hippies and Yuppies, Oh My! David Cronenberg's Scanners revisited. Hiding from significance: documented disinterestedness in Winnebago Man. The return of the realist spy film. Love in the time of Calvary: Romance and family values in crucifixion films. Beyond the narrative.	559
Comparative Drama	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2012 Irena R. Makaryk and Marissa McHugh, eds.: Shakespeare and the Second World War: Memory, Culture, Identity. Robrecht Vanderbeeken, Christel Stalpaert, David Depestel, and Boris Debackere, eds.: Bastard or Playmate? Adapting Theatre, Mutating Media and the... Rosamund Bartlett and Sarah Dadswell, eds.: Victory over the Sun: The World's First Futurist Opera. Gary Taylor and Trish Thomas Henley, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of Thomas Middleton. Peter Gillgren and Marten Snickare, eds.: Performativity and Performance in Baroque Rome. Graham Ley and Sarah Dadswell, eds.: Critical Essays on British South Asian Theatre. Sidney P. Albert. Shaw, Plato, and Euripides: Classical Currents in "Major Barbara.". James M. Bromley. Intimacy and Sexuality in the Age of Shakespeare. Margaret Litvin, Hamlet's Arab Journey: Shakespeare's Prince and Nasser's Ghost. Matthew Rebhorn. Pioneer Performances: Staging the Frontier. James A. Knapp. Image Ethics in Shakespeare and Spenser. Min Tian. Mei Lanfang and the Twentieth-Century International Stage: Chinese Theatre Placed and Displaced. Kenneth Gross. Puppet: An Essay on Uncanny Life. Peter Sekirin, ed. and trans. Memories of Chekhov: Accounts of the Writer from His Family, Friends, and Contemporaries. Leonard Moss. The Tragic Paradox. "Not to be altered": performance's efficacy and audience reaction in The Roman Actor. Staging the convent as resistance in The Jew of Malta and Measure for Measure. Plays and playcoats: a courtly interlude tradition in Scotland? Brian Friel's transformation from short fiction writer to dramatist. "The split-screen syndrome": structuring (non)seeing in two plays on Abu Ghraib. more	651
Czech Music	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 Musica Bohemica Songs and Dances of Bohemian Baroque. Kapral--Kapralova--Martinu String Quartets. Johannes Brahms The Complete Piano Trios. Leopold Kozeluh Sonatas for Fortepiano, Flute and Cello. Antonin Dvorak String Quartets Op. 34 & Op. 106. Jenufa: the text is part of the chapter Janacek's work on the stage of the Brno National Theatre. JIRI ZAHRADKA: "THEATRE MUST NOT BE COMEDY FOR THE PEOPLE" LEOS JANACEK AND THE NATIONAL THEATRE IN BRNO. Adam Plachetka: in Vienna I've learnt how to work efficiently. A new version of MUSICBASE. Graham Melville-Mason, a great champion of Czech music in English-speaking countries, turns 80. Folk music goes digital. Magdalena Kozena two decades on. Dear readers.	595
Dance Magazine	General	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2013 Violette Verdy: known for her sparkling stage persona in roles created for her by George Balanchine. Dianne Walker: tap great Leon Collins was her first mentor and teacher. Ann Reinking: leading interpreter of Bob Fosse's style. Zvi Gotheiner: his Maggie Black influenced class structure warms up the body slowly and deeply. Mandy Moore: known for high-energy convention classes and choreography for "So You Think You Can Dance". Donald McKayle: mentored by Pearl Primus, Martha Graham and Anna Sokolow, McKayle also choreographed for Broadway (Golden Boy, Raisin, Sophisticated... Marnie Thomas: among the first generation of young women to perform Graham's original roles. Andy Blankenbuehler: won the Tony Award for choreographing the Broadway show, In the Heights. Teacher training guide: opportunities for continuing education summer 2013. "Taking class is like brushing your teeth.". Why I choreograph. University & college dance-degree and teaching programs, schools, studios, companies, choreographers, teachers, all dance disciplines, Pilates,... In memoriam: Matt Mattox (1921-2013). Stepping down. Retirements. Rhythm Is It! The Pointe Book: Shoes, Training, Technique. Third Edition. Facts and Fancies: Essays Written Mostly for Fun. My Life. The kids are all right: Peter Darling's choreography for Matilda taps into the gawky stage. more	9616
M A R G I N: life & letters in early Australia	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2010 John Lang in the British Navy. William Dawes: the unknown man of the First Fleet. On the Wallaby with a Victorian Lady. The enchanted garden: Elizabeth and her German garden. George Bennett, Naturalist: nothing shook the girl's loyalty to the Bushranger. Editorial.	154
Marg, A Magazine of the Arts	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Anjalendran: Architect of Sri Lanka. Art of Three Tagores: From Revival to Modernity. Recycling in Sri Lanka. Being Italian in British India in 1940: Father Luca and the artist Nino La Civita. Blue gold. In conversation with puppeteer Puran Bhaat. Kalachuri heritage: temple remains and rock-cut caves at Hara Chauka. The tender shoots: some early drawings of Rabindranath Tagore. The enigma of the Jantar Mantar at Delhi. The temple door of Lachuse: early wood art from Ladakh. Editorial note. The Mithila Art Institute.	283
Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Documents of Performance in Early Modern England. Owning William Shakespeare: The King's Men and Their Intellectual Property. The Materiality of Religion in Early Modern English Drama. Tragic Conditions in Shakespeare: Disinheriting the Globe. Shakespeare's Memory Theatre: Recollections, Properties, and Character. The Struggle for Shakespeare's Text: Twentieth-Century Editorial Theory and Practice. The Inarticulate Renaissance: Language Trouble an an Age of Eloquence. Symbolic and thematic impoverishment in Polanski's Macbeth. Revising jealousy in the Merry Wives of Windsor. Why Greene was angry at Shakespeare. Shakespeare and the Cobham controversy: the Oldcastle/Falstaff and Brooke/Broome revisions. King Leir at Gowthwaite Hall. Setting the stage for revenge: space, performance, and power in early modern revenge tragedy. Sir Giles Goosecap, Knight: George Chapman; Poetaster; and the Children of the Chapel. (Gentle)men behaving badly: aggression, anxiety, and repertory in the playhouses of early modern London.	200
Opera Canada	General	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2012 In defence of Jules Massenet. DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN. YO SOY MARIA. O POORE DISTRACTED WORLD! HANDEL. MOZART. United Kingdom: London. Berlin. Germany: Bayreuth. France: Paris. Belgium: Brussels. Austria: Salzburg. Washington. San Francisco. Saint Paul. Houston. Detroit. Chicago. Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. Victoria. more	3212
PSA Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2013 Pictorial print of the month. Exhibitions. Calendar of events. James K. Rhoda. Evaline A. Olson Shuster, FPSA. Chapters. Opportunities while traveling. Just for Canadians. Photo travel division (PTD) essay competition. Star ratings program changes director. Photojournalism (PJ) award opportunity: photojournalist of the year. The Stereogram. ASA has a new approach to meetings. News. Star ratings. The American Goldfinch. The era of the space shuttles. An African photo Safari. 2013 PSA International Conference: South Portland, Maine * September 15-21, 2013. Dallas Camera Club. more	7695
Queen's Quarterly	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2013 Mothers' Stories. Reading Dickens. Iceland Air. The Evangelist. Arrival: (Pearson International Airport). Anon. Souvenirs. Ancient Faults. Professor Patrick Geddes and the Edinburgh roof cat. Venezia: La Galerie de l'Europe presents Venezia, an exhibition of photographs. Aaron Copland: the dance of spring. On the hunt for greatness. The shady side of the street: "so long as Americans keep walking on the sunny side of the street, the global economy will carry on growing. The... Incentives, risk, and innovation: on the importance of the freedom to fail. The art of medicine: clinic and compassion in nineteenth-century psychiatry. Francois Barbeau: the anatomy of costumes. Walter Benjamin, the flaneur, and the confetti of history. Being dandy: a sort of manifesto. 007: the most fashionable man on the big screen. From the editor. more	1175
School Arts	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2007 Art Education for the Blind. Arte Povera. Circles Around Town. Museum Trip. Ruby Paints a Picture. The Scholastic Art Awards. SchoolArts Annual Buyers' Guide 2007: directory--contact information. SchoolArts Annual Buyer's Guide 2007: the ultimate art supply resource. Stormy skies. Celebrating student artwork through national publication. American folk art paintings. The scientific method and art criticism. A Woman Seated Beside a Vase of Flowers. Saint Roch, early 16th century, France, Normandy (Manche), said to have come from the cathedral at Cherbourg. Winter Pool. Philip Stanhope Worsley. Death of the historical Buddha. Online resources for interpreting art. Using silhouettes expressively. Haring's heroes. more	4615
SFMOMA Artcasts	General	Audio	Apr 17, 2013 SFMOMA Artcasts: Lebbeus Woods: April 2013.	155
South African Theatre Journal	General	Magazine/Journal	Nov 1, 2011 Trusting the actor. David Kramer: a biography. Trends in twenty-first century African theatre and performance. Global Ibsen. Performing multiple modernities. The role of arts festivals in developing and promoting street theatre in South Africa. Looking in, looking out: the self-reflexive mode of representation in a selection of contemporary South African documentary films. Shuttle theatre as theatre for conflict resolution: the CILTAD/Agoro experience in Ghana. A model for positioning arts festivals in South Africa.	88
Southeastern College Art Conference Review	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 From Vue to Souvenir: time, memory, and place in Corot's late landscapes. An interview with Craig Drennen. Medieval madness: Opicinus de Canistris and Geschwind Syndrome. Beyond the monumental: the semiotics of papal authority in Renaissance Pienza. Remote control: distance in two works by Emily Jacir and Wafaa Bilal. Notices of members' recent publications. Masterworks: Jewels of the Collection. Walter Gropius Master Artist Series Presents: Sook Jin Jo. From Renaissance Palace to French Embassy. Bo Bartlett: Paintings of Home. Tipi: Heritage of the Great Plains. Valerie Jaudon: White. Talking Shop: The Language of Craft in an Age of Consumption. Wives, Widows, Mistresses, and Nuns In Early Modern Italy: Making the Invisible Visible through Art and Patronage. Groundwaters: A Century of Art by Self-Taught and Outsider Artists. Pontius Pilate, Anti-Semitism and the Passion in Medieval Art. The Eye of the Connoisseur: Authenticating Paintings by Rembrandt and His Contemporaries. The "Maria del Sochorso" Altarpiece: a Cretan icon transformed in Counter-Reformation Italy.	143
Take One	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Sep 1, 2005 Industry: TIFF turns 30. The Scene Stealer. Gary's Touch. Escape. this is a story. Worldwide Short Film Festival (6/14-19/05). Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival (5/26-29/05). Cannes Film Festival (5/11-22/05). Gabriella Martinelli's: Little Black Book. The ties that bind: Louise Archambault and Familia. Lost in Iceland: freezing rain, blinding sandstorms, dead sheep, erupting volcanoes and the making of Beowulf & Grendel. How do we know what we know? Atom Egoyan's Where the Truth Lies. Deepa Mehta: completes her celebrated elements trilogy with water. Double identity: David Cronenberg's a history of violence. From the editor.	650
Theatre Notebook	General	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2012 Twentieth-Century British Theatre: Industry, Art and Empire. The Cambridge Introduction to Theatre Historiography. The phenomenology of non-theatre sites on audience. "Finest printing on the road": the importance of poster advertising for touring theatre companies around the turn of the twentieth century. Margaret Gibson's letters to her mother 1931-40.	146

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