An account of artist, David Hockney, who describes in his own words his life and work since the mid-1970s. Hockney has worked in almost every medium - painting, drawing, stage design, photography and printmaking - experimenting with ways of seeing and ways of representing sight.

Presents reproductions and text discussing paintings by famous 20th century artists.

Interviews with Cornell and his family, and access to the artist's letters and papers, inform Diane Waldman's text as she probes the elusive imagery of his work. This illustrated volume covers Cornell's entire career from the surrealist-inspired collages to his return to collage before his death.

A special issue of 'PUBLIC CULTURE', this volume of essays explores the experiences and political economies of globalisation in various locales.

This text looks at the contemporary artwork of Gillian Wearing, examining all of the young artist's work. Her work is contextualized in relation to 20th-century painting, photography and video art, and the book then discusses her collaborative approach towards her work and its subjects.

Drawing on the mass of new material which has come to light since the first edition was published in 1974, this revised biography presents a detailed account of the passionate and unruly life of the bohemian British painter, Augustus John, and his circle.