Dangerous Ages Publisher / Monash University Publishing we see that the architecture

we see that the architecture of adaptation offers a new approach to old places that is at once sensitive and bold

These modern masters of colour and form are playfully adapted into sticky notes

For nearly one hundred years her paintings were forgotten

Bruce Heiser takes another look at these mysterious pictures

A complementary look at his writings as primary sources alongside his images shows how Munch mixed a scientific perspective on nature with metaphysical and spiritual notions of rebirth that permeate other parts of his corpus

Dangerous Ages Publisher / Monash University Publishing we see that the architectureRose Macaulay takes a lively and perceptive look at three generations of women within the same family and the dangers faced at each of those stages in life. The book opens with Neville celebrating her 43rd birthday and contemplating middle age now that her children are grown. Her mother, in her sixties, seeks answers to her melancholy in Freudianism. Her sister, Nan, 33, a writer who has hitherto led a single and carefree life in London, experiences