Examines the impact of international modernism on British art and the emergence of distinctly British counter-movements. This volume includes maps, chronologies, bibliographies, an index and finding aids. It is suitable for the study of British Art from secondary school to PhD level.

Presents metaphorical landscapes in war-torn places like Beirut, Kuwait, Bosnia and Iraq since 1982 that record the violence inflicted on the surface of the earth by the machinery of war. This book engages with the ambiguities of what the author calls the terrain of the real and of collective emotions.

Henry Spencer Moore (1898-1986) was arguably the most influential British sculptor of the twentieth century. This book examines his legacy, focusing on the period from the 1920s through to the early 1960s. It includes essays that explore his relationships in the 1930s with both British and international avant-garde figures.

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A guide to various aspects of video technology for sound technicians. It explains the key technologies and issues, as well as the terms, acronyms and definitions. It takes a look at the impact of digital technology on production methods and examines the technology and rationale behind digital television, High Definition Television, and DVD.

Covers areas of telecommunications law in the UK. But since no examination of telecommunications can, in this economy, look within a single country's borders, this key work offers an account of the EU's telecommunications policy which shapes national laws and policies.