Organized as a tribute to the distinguished art historian Edward J. Sullivan, this compelling volume brings together fresh perspectives on Latin American and Latinx art. Its seventeen essays illuminat...

What different mechanisms did women religious use to interpret the communal and individual aspects of enclosure throughout history? To what extent was enclosure a pivotal creative feature of Christian...

Shakespeare & Co. is pleased to host Darby Minow Smith and Fern Thompsett in conversation on the release of Seeds of Diaspora, a collection of essays and artwork exploring how plants link people...

This book enriches our understanding of the circumstances and conditions that have made the relation between science and diplomacy a primary concern of the political landscape in the twenty first cent...

If specialists of painting look at figures – their movements and expressions -, architectural scholars examine drawings and buildings. Yet the convergence of these two disciplines remains largely marg...

Bought in 1925 by Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst, the Devon estate of Dartington Hall earned itself a place in the annals of utopian schemes through the Elmhirsts’ conviction that arts, education and wo...

Mackenzie Crook’s beloved British series Detectorists, a gentle comedy about a pair of metal detecting friends in a North Essex village, offers an unexpectedly profound depiction of what the local pas...

What are the contexts (political, social, legal, cultural) of theatre censorship in twenty-first-century Europe? Given the abolition of state-sanctioned and institutional forms of stage censorship in ...

Protestant Church Architecture of the 16th-18th Centuries in Europe edited by Jan Harasimowicz at isdistribution.com <BR />Harasimowicz's four volumes on Protestant Church architecture in Europe (16th...