Publications in Arts, visual and performing

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Apollo	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2016 Henry James's final novel was inspired by attempts to keep a work by Hans Holbein the Younger in Britain, wrote Adeline R. Tintner in Apollo in 1981. International picture framers. Conservators & restorers of art & antiques. International art & antique dealers. International auctioneers of art & antiques. Egyptology by Egyptians: Raphael Cormack praises a groundbreaking study of overlooked 20th-century scholars. Passing thoughts: Anselm Kiefer's notebooks carefully record the painter's creative ups and downs. Untold riches: David Gelber welcomes a volume of essays that elaborate on the prosperity of Renaissance Lisbon. Off the shelf: Apollo's selection of recently published books on art, architecture and the history of collecting. Never too much: the American artist Carolee Schneemann has always revelled in excess. Back to front: an intriguing exhibition questions which side of a painting we should look at. Power dressing: Eve Kahn enjoys an exhibition about a remarkable patron and a master craftsman. Regal realism: George IV's taste for Dutch masters reveals a monarchy deeply attached to the Netherlands. Around the galleries. Collectors' focus ancient armour: Emma Crichton-Miller. Review. Preview. A matter of life and death: the popular view of ancient Egypt as a culture obsessed with death is challenged by two exhibitions, which argue that... Keeping it in the family. Master of illusions. more	3966
Art and Christianity	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2015 If you're quick to get to the Short notes section of this issue there may still be time to see an impressive body of work by the Norfolk-based artist... The next of the Courtauld/ASK collaborative seminars (Sacred Traditions and the Arts Seminar) will focus on 'Place, pilgrimage and the senses:... The development of ACE's educational outreach continues this month with the first of its Diocesan clergy study days in art and theology. ACE Awards 2015. Artist's residency. ACE regional meeting. Le Corbusier: the Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut at Ronchamp: Maria Antonietta Crippa and Francoise Causse. Durham Cathedral: Ed David Brown. King's College Chapel 1515-2015: Eds Jean Michel Massing and Nicolette Zeeman. Picturing the Apocalypse: Natasha O'Hear and Anthony O'Hear. James Turrell: LightScape. Jaume Plensa: Together. Divine Beauty: from Van Gogh to Chagall and Fontana. Ai Weiwei. Editorial. Metaphors of the flesh: Paul Bayley interviews the artist Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva as her installation for the Pavilion of the Holy See at the Venice...	441
Artforum International	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2015 Cristiano Lenhardt: Amparo 60 Galeria. Melanie Smith: Galeria Nara Roesler. Shambhavi Singh: Talwar Gallery. "Unlived by What Is Seen": Galleria Continua/Pace Gallery/Tang Contemporary Art. Alex Hubbard and Jon Pestoni: Eleni Koroneou Gallery. Akram Zaatari: Salt Beyoglu. Julije Knifer: Museum of Contemporary Art. Jochen Lempert: Projectesd. Nina Canell: Moderna Museet. Seb Patane: Galleria Fonti. Paolo Icaro: Peep-Hole. Wu Tsang: Migros Museum Fur Gegenwartskunst. Marieta Chirulescu: Kunsthalle Lingen. "American Producers": Between Bridges. Nikita Kadan: Campagne Premiere. David Malek: Triple V. Eoin Mc Hugh: Kerlin Gallery. Nick Mauss: Campou Presti. Senga Nengudi: White Cube, Bermondsey. Morgan Fisher: Maureen Paley. more	13386
Arts & Activities	Children's--Upper elementary	Magazine/Journal	Feb 24, 2016 Drawing inspiration. School & summer workshops 2016. Summer teacher institute. Make It! Write It! Read It! Simple Bookmaking Projects to Engage Kids in Art and Literacy. Drawing and Painting with Water Soluble Media. 13 Bridges Children Should Know. Charcool portraits focusing on shading and contrast. Portraiture: a study of the Greek Gods. Ribbons and spheres: an introduction to still life. Toppling towers. Star Wars pop art. Women artists. Mere du Senegal, Lois Mailou Jones. Jasen Messinger abstract landscaping. An artistic skyline ... word for word. Watercolor still-life work. No ... thank you! I'm interested in making artists. Preparing for the NAEA convention. Random thoughts about art and education. more	3540
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
Ceramics Art & Perception	General	Magazine/Journal	Sep 1, 2015 Early German Stoneware. Allegorical impulse of contemporary Korean artists. Susannah Zucker: Avian. A luminous balance: the Life of Glenda Taylor (1954-2015). Traces with layers: Ozgundogdu's latest works in relation with nature and environment. Centred: an exhibition ceramics in Ireland. Rudolf Staffel: a restless spirit. Katharine Morling. Nan Smith Mercury: art and science. Jason Wason. The human condition: the Stephen and Pamela Hootkin collection. Hans Vangso: bold simplicity. Art Basel Miami 2014. Paul Mathieu: intriguing conceptual encounters of another kind. Ginger Geyer: explorations and transformations. The Art of Hong Wei. Dinner in motion: Julian Stair. Jeff Kell. Biennale bonanza. Forms and patterns: Hideaki and Ryoichi Suzuki in Tokyo. more	1029
Ceramics Technical	General	Magazine/Journal	Nov 1, 2015 Pewabic pottery: still glazing after all these years: Jonathan Rinck spotlights the historic pottery. Sestina. Ceramic stoves: Zehra Cobanli, Soner Genc and Hasan Baskirkan research this symbol of warmth. Q&A; with Jeff Zamek. The Human Figure Symposium: Linda Ganstrom reports on the event of Arrowmont's Figurative Association. Public art practice: Lauren Karle and Sarah McNutt describe forms of the new genre. In conversation with Lindy van Hasselt: John Shirley talks with the artist about her work. Earth, fire and vegetable oil: Jonathan Rinck and Jonathan Gam describe the firing of the experimental kiln. Upper handle shapes: Pan Chunyu studies the upper handle shapes of the purple clay pots of Yixing, China. Lost art of grieving: Frank James Fisher reveals his personal healing process. Pottery painting in West Africa: Ozioma Onuzulike examines painted pottery in Negeria and Ghana. A ceramic mosaic edifice: David L Hume visits the extraordinary home of Liz Breger, aka Beth Pewther. Bronwyn Williams-Ellis. Woodfiring at the top end: Penny Smith details the practices of an indigenous culture. Molela: Chitra Balasubramaniam tells of the picturesque tiles of one area in India. What is the matter? Bridget Nicholson ponders the material: clay. Paper-cut decals: Lei Shen, Xingmei Xu, Donggen Fang and Ying Tang discuss the Chinese porcelain decoration tradition of decals. Mary Kaun-English: Tim Saunders describes her pit-firing process. The Apotoyowa (grinding bowl) of Ghana: Ozioma Onuzulike discusses issues surrounding the continued production of local grinding bowls. The Banff Centre: Ed Bamiling details the creativity that is inspired at the centre. more	467
Chicago Review	General	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2014 Bird's Own Song.	1962
ChildArt	Children's--Upper elementary	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2015 Testimonials of educator and artists. A Shaman's path to the future. The matching game. The dream which is bigger than I am. Sewing electricity. Posts for peace and justice project. Seeing through sound. EleMates, live from Atom City! Managing the world stage: heavy rain clouds quickly receded leaving behind an ivory sky and the festival grounds came alive with quiet anticipation. From Los Angeles with love. To promote friendship, be a friend. Once in a lifetime ... times two. 5th World Children's Festival: a global celebration of creativity, diversity, and unity. Editor's note.	309
CineAction	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2016 Remembering Iran's 2009 through Ali Ahadi Samadi's The Green Wave. Representing justice in The Act of Killing and The Unknown Known. Fishermen to architects: how is new immersive technology shaping the 21st century documentary? A form of proto-cinema: aesthetics of Werner Herzog's documentary essayism. Trajectories of interactivity in Indian documentary practice. On a morality of filming: a conversation between Rithy Panh & Deirdre Boyle. Conversations about impact in documentary: beyond fear & loathing. Uncanny documentary. "The way forward is the way back": colonial and anti-colonial archives: the historiographic operation as a film praxis. Winsor McCay's The Sinking of the Lusitania and the origins of animated documentary. IndigiTalks! Contemporary documentary.	658
Comparative Drama	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2015 Graley Herren, ed.: The Comparative Drama Conference Series, 11: Text and Presentation. Michele Marrapodi, ed.: Shakespeare and the Italian Renaissance: Appropriation, Transformation, Opposition. Tomaz Onic, ed.: Harold Pinter on International Stages. Eileen Kearney and Charlotte Headrick, eds. Irish Women Dramatists, 1908-2001. Daniel Fischlin, ed. OuterSpeares: Shakespeare, Intermedia, and the Limits of Adaptation. William W. Demastes. The Cambridge Introduction to Tom Stoppard. Jessica Dyson. Staging Authority in Caroline England: Prerogative, Law and Order in Drama, 1625-1642. Natalie Crohn Schmitt. Befriending the Commedia dell'Arte of Flaminio Scala: The Comic Scenarios. Elizabeth Maddock Dillon. New World Drama: The Performative Commons in the Atlantic World, 1649-1849. Mary Luckhurst. Caryl Churchill. Giuliano D'Amico. Domesticating Ibsen for Italy: Enrico and Icilio Polese's Ibsen Campaign. Andrew Sofer. Dark Matter: Invisibility in Drama, Theater, and Performance. Vernon Guy Dickson. Emulation on the Shakespearean Stage. Gender, authenticity, and diasporic identities in Adebayo's Moj of the Antarctic and Iizukas 36 views. Law, farce, and counter-kingship in the Semur fall of Lucifer. "The naked fellow": performing feral reversion in King Lear.	786
Czech Music	General	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2015 Lucie Vitkova: Chorals. Adam Vaclav Mirtina: The Czech Lute. Antonin Dvorak: Piano Trios. Viktor Ullmann: Schwer ist's, das Schone zu lassen. Vilem Veverka: Vivaldi--Bach--Telemann Oboe Concertos. Martina Jankova: Janacek Moravian Folk Songs. Music and musical culture in the Czech lands during the reign of Emperor Rudolf II: Part 2. Czech Music every day: events at home and abroad from the second half of September to the beginning of December 2015. Petr Koukal's well-untempered organ and a new direction of research into historical instruments. The Jan Deyl Conservatory and 105 years since the opening of the Deyl Institute for the Blind. Linda Keprtova: squeezing an idea until the juice runs out. Tomislav Volek's writings published in Vienna. Igor Ardasev: on Rudolf Firkusny, dendrochronology and countryside walks. Dear readers.	722
Dance Magazine	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2016 Dancer with Alonzo King LINES ballet. Somatic Practices Movement Arts Dance Medicine. International. 35 years ago this month. United States. The 2016 jobs guide. The glamorous life: Les Child puts fashion in motion. Final bow: embrace the last step of your career. Beyond college walls: why you should pursue dance projects outside of school. Getting into character: the czardas, mazurka and tarantella are more relevant to modern-day training than ever. Kimberly Van Woesik: the Ballet Hispanico dancer teaches one of NYC's trendiest fitness classes. Truth or trend? Too sore to move? Conquer post-rehearsal muscle aches. Subtle embellishments bright details at Miami City Ballet. A dancer's director: Johan Kobborg has transformed the National Ballet of Romania. Not bad. Freelance stars: what it takes to piece together a project-to-project life. Going nowhere fast: what to do if you're in a dead-end dance job, plus tips for juggling finances as a freelancer. Maria Baranova. Mats Ek: the choreographer is retiring--and taking his ballets with him. more	10743
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	Dec 1, 2015 Before Siam: Essays in Art and Archaeology. Banteay Chhmar: Garrison Temple of the Khmer Empire. Angkor: Diary of a Modern Explorer. Pala-inspired Vajrayana Buddhist bronzes from the Khorat Plateau: the Khmer-Pala link. The Bayon: interpretations continue. National heritage, antiquities and protecting Angkor: Hab Touch, Director General, MCFA in conversation with Swati Chemburkar. Khmer traditional dress and textiles: early manifestations of Indian styles and motifs. Indigenous roots of the Cambodian dance drama. Indic epics in Khmer art: narrative reliefs of Baphuon: the narrative representations of the Ramayana and Mahabharata adorn several Khmer and Indian... Serpent-enthroned Buddha of Angkor. Introduction. Editorial note. Artisans D'Angkor: legends and lives: caring for the past, crafting for the future.	431
Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2015 Moral Play and Counterpublic: Transformations in Moral Drama, 1465-1599. Medieval Shakespeare: Pasts and Presents. John Lowin and the English Theatre, 1603-1647: Acting and Cultural Politics on the Jacobean and Caroline Stage. Twelfth Night. Shakespeare's Stage Traffic: Imitation, Borrowing and Competition in Renaissance Theatre. Uncommon Tongues: Eloquence and Eccentricity in the English Renaissance. Shakespeare's Boys: A Cultural History. Occult Knowledge, Science, and Gender on the Shakespearean Stage. Of Bondage: Debt, Property, and Personhood in Early Modern England. The Face of Mammon: The Matter of Money in English Renaissance Literature. Environmental Degradation in Jacobean Drama. Stage, Stake, and Scaffold: Humans and Animals in Shakespeare's Theatre. Early Modern Playhouse Manuscripts and the Editing of Shakespeare. Lord Strange's Men and their Plays. Edward Alleyn's diary and the "lost years" recovered. The stylistic self in Richard II. "Then let no man but I/do execution on my flesh and blood": filicide and family bonds in Titus Andronicus. "Some woman is the father": ,Middleton, and the criss-crossed composition of Measure for Measure and More Dissemblers Besides Women. Playing no part but Pyramus: bottom, celebrity and the early modern clown. "Titles are jests": the challenge to generic dialectic in A King and No King. more	260
Opera Canada	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2015 The final take: music James Westman can't live without. Ciboulette. Berg: Lulu. Wagner: Parsifal. Rigoletto. Chansons Perpetuelles. Airline Icarus. The Importance of Being Earnest. Le Vaisseau Fantome. Fantasio. Theatre du Chatelet. Theatre des Champs-Elysees. Washington National Opera. When the Canadian Opera Company visits New York, it doesn't travel light. Metropolitan Opera. Michigan Opera Theatre. Lyric Opera of Chicago. It is thought that if a butterfly beats its wings in one part of the world it can cause a hurricane elsewhere. Pacific Opera Victoria. UBC Opera Ensemble. more	3641
Queen's Quarterly	General	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2015 The Kingston Prize 2015: Contemporary Portraits of Canadians. The Floating World. Egret Song. Leitmotif. New Year. The Table. A Prairie Boy's Christmas Vision. Natural History II. Adventures on the new frontier. War and Peace in a Robotic Future. Four Corners. Picturing the Americas: Art Gallery of Ontario. Slow West: Michael Fassbender: a dangerous direction. The Cyborgs Next Door: Thinking about Posthuman Studies. "Strong-Backed and Neat-Bound": Charles Lamb on the Dressing and Undressing of the Book. The Still Small Voice. From the editor.	1390
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	4604
SFMOMA Artcasts	General	Audio	Mar 20, 2015 A Sierra Adventure.	171
South African Theatre Journal	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Blind voices--a collection of radio plays. The pump room. Theatre and citizenship: the history of a practice. Brothers in blood. A vast domain of death: decomposition and decay in Marlene van Niekerk's Die Kortstondige Raklewe van Anastasia W. Vagina Dentata--a kabarett: re-imagining The Vagina Monologues. What really matters to the audience: analysing the key factors contributing to arts festival ticket purchases. The question is not whether to promote or not to promote, but rather when to promote. Skrapnel. The Cambridge introduction to scenography. Reza De Wet (1952-2012).	99
Southeastern College Art Conference Review	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2014 Architecture and Pilgrimage, 1000-1500, Southern Europe and Beyond. Bernini: Art as Theatre. The Dark Side of Genius: The Melancholic Persona in Art, 1500-1700. Information Graphics. Modernist Games. Cezanne and His Card Players. 55th Venice Biennale. Wari: Pre-Inca Lords of Peru. Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity. Ai Weiwei: According to What? Michelangelo's David-Apollo. Piero della Francesca in America. Sicily: Art And Invention Between Greece and Rome. The Crossroads of Memory: Carroll Cloar and the American South. Fearful symmetry: a conversation with Carol Prusa. Earth, water, fire, wind: an interview with Hanna Jubran. In and out of the margins: the doodle in art and popular culture. Sketching] and Paint[ing] in Ecstasy--William and Marguerite Zorach in Yosemite Valley, Summer 1920. Metaphorically speaking: a grand tour souvenir of the Vendome Column. Present but absent: the art and life of Madame Vien. Crystallizing the Cristo Yacente image: mystical thought and seventeenth-century Spanish devotional sculpture. more	186
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, 2015 The Sarah Siddons Audio Files: Romanticism and the Lost Voice. The Theatre of Sean O'Casey. The Lively Arts of the London Stage, 1675-1725. Mapping Irish Theatre: Theories of Space and Place. A Jacobean Company and its Playhouse: The Queen's Servants at the Red Bull Theatre (c.1605-1619). The Theatre of David Greig. Katharine Worth. Terence Rees. Henry Marshall's gag book: pantomime routines for actors in twentieth century repertory theatre. Shelley's unsung muse: Eliza O'Neill and the inspiration behind The Cenci. Barabas's fall. Theatre in the Regency Era: Plays, Performance, Practice 1795-1843.	233

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