All the games and tests are based on ideas and techniques used by psychologists and psychotherapists to identify personality types and characteristics. The box includes a deck of 48 colour cards, 3 pamphlets and a folded poster.

Painter and photographer Ben Johnson captures the spirit of Norman Foster's architectural masterpieces in this book.

This monograph on the work of Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary contains full-page illustrations of her most recent paintings, sculptures and film-based works. Executed on either black or white monochromatic canvas each one of the delicate markings repr.

Accompanies the exhibition at the Paul Stopler Gallery in Shoreditch, London, opening in February 2008.

This illustrated monograph forms a comprehensive account of the work of Sylvia Edwards. Art critic Mel Gooding has contributed an essay on Edwards' artistic achievements and David Elliott has collaborated with the artist to add a biographical account of her life.

This work presents a wealth of complete alphabets with graphics from avant-garde modernist publications of the early 20th century. Capricious and unpredictable, it obeys no rules, confuses categories and takes liberties.

A work of art/fiction.

This text looks at the life and times of Patrick Heron, and provides a detailed examination of the progression of his career as an artist.

This text traces the career of British abstract painter Gillian Ayres, placing it within historical, contemporary and critical contexts. The book reproduces in colour over 130 of her paintings, and highlights the diversity in her style and manner.

This work rejects the view that abstraction can be traced as a succession of stylistic trends, each set within its particular art-historical context. It offers readings of specific paintings by such artists as Kasimir Malevich, Naum Gabo, Piet Mondrian and Jackson Pollock.

Contributes a critical overview of Herman De Vries's work and both sets it in an art historical context and appraises it as an important reflection of the cultural consciousness of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. This is an overdue monograph on one of the greatest living artists working with nature.

Includes alphabets, emblems, and logos, bringing together the editors' selection of alphabets and features from their two previous volumes, Alphabets and Other Signs and ABZ: More Alphabets and Other Signs . This book is intended for those interested in lettering, graphics, and signs.

This volume showcases the work of six contemporary land artists who make use of the materials and processes of nature. They are Herman de Vries, Chris Drury, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Nikolaus Lang, Richard Long and Giuseppe Penone. Interviews with the artists reveal their approaches to their work.

This is an art reference on the work of Mary Fedden. It covers her paintings from the 1940s to the 1960s, and her later work, shown through her paintings and drawings, from 1972 to 1994. There is also a biographical note. Her principal exhibitions are detailed.

Traces the career of the renowned contemporary artist, John Hoyland. Hoyland emerged as Britain's leading abstract painter in the 1960s, exhibiting with both the influential Situation group in 1960 and '61 and the young New Generation artists in 1965. He was elected to the Royal Academy in 1991.

David Shrigley is the quickest, smartest artist-satirist of a brilliant generation. IN THE BEGINNING was the world and an innocent young Shrigley made drawings of it in his sketchbooks. Sometimes he added words to the drawings. Sometimes he just wrote words. And the world he draws is dark indeed - but funny and true. True about such things as the vanity of human wishes, the certainty of night, ...

The Psychobox brings together a kaleidoscopic collection of psychological tests, optical illusions and games, together with instructions on their use. Every item invites your participation. An inkblot, a half-completed picture, a word. What do you make of them? What associations do they have for you? The Psychobox is packed with everything you need to delve into the psyche. Open it and discover ..

Published to coincide with a major exhibition of Ceri Richards's work at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, this well-illustrated book provides a detailed investigation of the work of a leading British artist of the 20th century, together with an intimate account of his life.