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Award-winning Australian author David Malouf looks back over five decades of Kaldor projects and considers how these artists have changed the very fabric of our public spaces

000 mainly colour illustrations

This book is a collaborative publication between the Australian National University (ANU)

This major new survey draws on the exceptional collections of London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and explores tradition and innovation across the history and geography of silk production

Deer Tree of Life Ink on Paper - Gond Art Publisher / Hardie Grant and continue to beGond Art by Mangru Uikey 28 x 38cm The Gonds are one of the largest and oldest tribal groups in India and live in several states stretching across central India. Traditionally, Gond homes are decorated with two kinds of paintings, digna and bhittichitra, which are painted on the walls and floors during weddings and festivals. Digna paintings are based on geometric patterns while bhittichitra is a more figurative art form inspired by the rich flora and