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Syncopated Rhythms: 20th-Century African American Art from the George and Joyce Wein Collection
Patricia Hills
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Melissa Renn
Boston University Art Gallery, 2005
"Syncopated Rhythms" showcases an outstanding collection assembled by jazz impresario George Wein and his wife Joyce that represents an excellent survey of the accomplishments of African American artists of the last century. Included are both figurative and abstract works, many with the theme of music and musicians. The book illustrates paintings, ...
Celestial Images: Antiquarian Astronomical Charts And Maps from the Mendillo Collection
Boston University Art Gallery, 2005
"Celestial Images" celebrates the Golden Age of astronomical charts. Illustrations of cosmologies and heavenly phenomena entered an innovative phase at the time of the Renaissance, when the invention of printing improved the means of disseminating scientific knowledge and advances in astronomy revealed new information to be portrayed. This ...
To Fly: Contemporary Aerial Photography
Kim Sichel
Boston University Art Gallery, 2007
This book surveys the contemporary art photography movement of aerial photography, against the backdrop of the scientific and historical imagery that preceded it. This global project includes Italian photographer Olivo Barbieri, who surveys Rome, Shanghai, and Las Vegas from a helicopter. Esteban Pastorino Diaz photographs the landscapes of Greece ...
The Charm of the Chapel
Daniel L Marsh
Boston University Press, 1950
The Ordinary Man Is Heroic
This well-written, beautifully illustrated book captures Boston University the way it was in 1950: a quiet, determined force for social change. No one needed to burn any buildings there. Peace, brotherhood, equality and self-reliance were already being taught in the ...
Territories of Terror: Mythologies and Memories of the Gulag in Contemporary Russian-American Art
Svetlana Boym
Boston University Art Gallery, 2007
This volume records one of the first attempts to tackle the dual imperative of Gulag history and mythology, map and territory, through contemporary art. Seven internationally recognized contemporary artists--Vitaly Komar and Alexander Meiamid, Leonid Sokov, Grisha Bruskin, Eugene Yelchin, Irena Nakhova, and Vadim Zakharov--who grew up in the ...
Looking East: Brice Marden, Michael Mazur, Pat Steir
John Stomberg
Boston University Art Gallery, 2002
This book focuses on three contemporary painters who have found profound inspiration in Chinese art. Brice Marden, Michael Mazur, and Pat Steir have engaged in passionate relationships with various art forms from China and responded quite differently in their paintings. The successful hybridization of East and West witnessed in the work of these ...
Agni, 66 (agni, 66)
Boston University, 2007
Edited by Sven Birkerts, CD enclosed
Telling Histories
Ellen Rothenberg
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Carrie Mae Weems
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Boston University Art Gallery, 2000
AGNI Magazine 64
Boston University, 2006
259 pages containing poetry, fiction, non-fiction and art.
The Theater of Recollection: Paintings & Prints by John Walker
John R. Stomberg
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John Walker
Boston University Art Gallery, 1997
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