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University
of Plymouth Press - Arts
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Beryl
Cook 1926-2008
Writers
and critics offer a unique perspective on Beryl Cook
and a critical reassessment of her place within British
Art. Early and rarely seen work sit alongside some of
her instantly recognisable paintings.
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John
Virtue: Last Paintings of London
This
publication records the final pictures produced by John
Virtue in his London series. These paintings are from
a higher vantage point such as the top of the National
Gallery and from the roof of Somerset House. The introduction
is by Mike Hope and essay by Nancy Ireson.
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Figureheads
In this book ‘Liz
Nicol presents the Figureheads series, in which the
process of sponge developing photographic prints are
contrasted with the land-locked images of figureheads,
removed from ships to reside in museums’. thegallerychannel.com
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Fictions:
Land/Water and the Visual Arts
Six contemporary artists
and writers reflect upon the theme of fictions in relation
to their own practices. They create and examine stories
relating to land and landscape, offering intricate accounts
of their experiences of our environment.
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Change:
Land/Water and the Visual Arts
Six contemporary artists
consider ideas relating to shifts in appearance of land
and landscape over time, in doing so, provide a fascinating
exploration of the inter-relation of natural phenomena
and human activity.
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Surface:
Land/Water and the Visual Arts
Six contemporary artists
reflect upon the theme of Surface in relation to their
own distinctive practices. These contributions provide
a fascinating interface pattern of ideas and experiences
and illuminate creative method and curatorial strategy.
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European
Arts Therapy. Grounding the vision
Is
a compilation of papers from experts in the arts therapies
from twelve countries, addressing a wide range of themes,
issues and new initiatives. It is published on behalf
of the European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education
(ECArTE).
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University
of Plymouth Press - Community
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A
Devon House: The Story of Poltimore
The story of Poltimore
House through the people and events which have coloured
its existence over the past 400 years. It is written
for all those who knew the house and estate.
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University
of Plymouth Press - Performance
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Syncapoda
- Free CD
A
fusion of arts and science exploring insect behaviour
to inspire a creative team of artists, scientists and
young dancers who have created a visual high quality
engaging interactive dance performance CD which is Free
to schools.
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University
of Plymouth Press - History
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Greek
Military Intelligence and the Crescent
This
book analyses the Turkish threat and crises of leadership
and strategic analyses between 1974 to 1996 and that
Greek military intelligence downplayed the immediate
threat of a Turkish surprise invasion of an Aegean island
or an attack on the free Cyprus Republic.
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University
of Plymouth Press - Students
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Mono:
Media Arts
Twenty
two graduates of Media Arts have come together to publish
a collection of their work. For example, Laura Proctor
communicates through geometric silhouettes to depict
language and identity, whereas Bryony Berry is motivated
by organic form and is inspired by natures beauty.
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And
Stop . . . Visual Arts
Twelve upcoming contemporary
graduate artists showcase their work through a variety
of mediums such as video stills, photography, illustration
and installation. Along with their work, each artist
reflects upon personal inspiration.
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Visually
Challenged: Visual Arts
A
degree show collection which illustrate student practices
within photography, installation, print and video at
the University of Plymouth.
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