Detailed instructions and black and white illustration suggest materials and methods forbuilding three dimensional art from wire, wood, cardboard and paper. Presented as a series of problems, the activities encourage structured creativity and allow for variances in complexity of design. Each program in this series profiles two Saskatchewan artists who demonstrate and discuss their work. Included are explorations of technique and various media such as computers, fused glass, raku and pottery, cardboard as an artistic medium, working with precious and semi-precious materials, woodworking and basket making. This British book reviews women's participation in the arts throughout history.
Art forms covered include dance, painting, crafts, music, theatre and opera.
This research resource profiles the careers and contributions of more than 60 women and describes the artistry of women in general from prehistory to the present. Included are short biographic sketches and discussions about women's creativity in works such as manuscript illumination, embroidery, pieced quilts, photography, sculpture, painting and performance art. The book looks at creative works of each era in the context of social, economic and demographic factors. Uninspired black and white photography requires supplementing with colour reproductions. Neuls-Bates, Carol, ed.