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This comprehensive monograph highlights the sixty-year career of Frank Stewart, showcasing his profound and empathetic photography that captures the essence of Black life, music, and culture. It serves as a retrospective of his work, reflecting on the diverse and intimate moments he documented throughout his career, emphasizing his unique perspective and artistic contributions to the field of photography.

This collection of articles deals with the notion of Eros from a broad range of historical, literary and cultural perspectives. One of the primary aims of the collection is to comprehend both the power and the problematic aspects of Eros and its contribution to the formation of family and community. Considering the concept of Eros textually and theoretically, the variety of topics raised reflects the different disciplines of the authors as well as their interdisciplinary approach. Special emphasis was given to the historical aspect of Eros, its temporal location and contextualization.

The book showcases Michael Heizer's inaugural exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in New York, highlighting his significant contributions to the art world. Through a close collaboration with the artist, it captures the essence of his work and solidifies his status as a legendary sculptor, offering insights into his creative process and artistic vision.

Geometric ceramic vessels by William Daley bridge the gap between interior and exterior forms, emphasizing the interplay of volume and surface. His innovative approach has influenced arts education since World War II and led to numerous commissions for large-scale works in bronze and ceramics. This retrospective, covering his career from the 1950s to the early 2000s, features over 300 images of his creations and includes essays by Daley and curator Ruth Fine, discussing his techniques, philosophy, and the concept of "sacred geometry."