Art and Theory After Socialism

Art and Theory After SocialismThis book focuses on the overlap of art and everyday life post cold war. It investigates what happens when theories of art from the former East and West collide, parsing the work of Soviet bloc artists alongside their western counterparts. The authors conclude that the liberation of the West fell prey to global conflict and high risk situations.

The Walls of Jericho is the debut novel of one of the most important voices of the Harlem Renaissance

Kari and his handler grow inseparable through their travels in the Indian countryside

Published toward the beginning of the Harlem Renaissance

Australian TV News explores the role of entertainment in Australian television news over the past decade

disrupts and transcends gender – the chapters investigate gender issues through the lens of fashion

Belarus and Russia

Kallioniemi covers a range of styles of pop as he explores the question of how various artists

the book includes:

In order to manage this information overload

First presented at the Design for Business research conference in Melbourne

The Traumatic Screen is a psychoanalytic study that considers the function and presentation of trauma in Christopher Nolan’s films

It also poses a specific challenge for some filmmakers who seek to apply surrealist ideas and approaches when making feature-length narrative films