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Unnamed: 0 | Title | Author | Publisher | Country | ISBN | Bib. [NAME] | Price | Publication Year | [NAME]
 | Style Icons: Top South African Designers & their Interiors | [NAME] | Struik, South Africa | South Africa | 9781770079380 | 192p.; | 55 | 2011 | South African interior designers and decorators are as good as, if not better than many of their British, French and American counterparts. Indeed, their work is sought-after for its peculiar freshness, African-ness and originality, and many of them regularly accept commissions abroad and have their work published in international interiors magazines.  Style Icons is a remarkable, varied collection of places designed and decorated by tremendously talented people, some of them very well known, others less so. Interestingly, although theyre all so different and varied in style, their roots are essentially in sync and they have a single voice. This is the first time such a collection has been put together and it provides a unique opportunity to compare such talent all in one volume.  This highly visual book features 12 South African interior designers, each with their own unique style and approach to design. In their own words, each icon talks about their inspirations and influences, their stylistic range, their likes and dislikes, and how they see themselves and their work. They address the difficult question of what makes them South African and how their work brings that across, focusing on a few specific projects, and discussing the challenges and opportunities presented by each one. Carefully selected, beautiful full-colour photographs of various aspects of the projects discussed illustrate each designers signature style, giving a feel for their work and capturing the essence of what it is they are striving to achieve in the African context.
 | Tretchikoff: The People's Painter | [NAME] | [NAME], South Africa | South Africa | 9781868424351 | 203p.; | 50 | 2011 | Tretchikoff: The people's painter is the first major publication about [NAME], one of the most iconic and controversial painters of the Twentieth Century, to appear in several decades. [NAME] was, during his lifetime, one of the most recognised and successful artists in the world. Prints of his Chinese Girl allegedly outsold the Mona Lisa and his exhibitions attracted record audiences worldwide, yet despite his popular appeal he was never accepted by the arts establishment, who tended to see his work as the epitome of 'kitsch'. Nevertheless his work has become a part of contemporary popular culture and his influence on contemporary art and design has been immense. This illustrated title reproduces all of his best-known work and is accompanied by a series of essays that explore his life, work and legacy. Published to accompany the first major retrospective exhibition of his work at the IZIKO South African National Gallery, it will include well-known and never before seen examples of [NAME]'s art as well as rare archival material from the Tretchikoff Archive.
 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Jacana Media, South Africa | South Africa | 9781431401031 | 240p.; | 100 | 2011 | [NAME], who lives and works in South Africa, is known for her distinctive carved and painted wooden sculptures which, as Okwui Enwezor has observed, propose a new language resulting from a synthesis of African and European figural forms. This major monograph brings together Schreuders works of the last 17 years, tracing her investigations into self-identity, isolation and belonging through the rich narratives of her various groups of figures.  The book includes beautiful reproductions of more than 70 sculptures alongside prints, drawings and pages from the artists sketchbooks that provide insight into her references and working process. In accompanying essays, [NAME] examines the interplay of autobiography and fiction in Schreuders oeuvre, [NAME] finds the presence of the sacred amidst the domesticity of her sculptures and prints, and [NAME] addresses the powerful emotions that resonate beneath the still surface of Schreuders latest series of works.
 | Cambodia Through Lens of a Cambodian | [NAME] | BLP, Cambodia | Cambodia |  | 112p. ; 20 x 26cm. | 35 | 2005 | Cambodia Through Lens is a photographic essay superbly done by [NAME], a Cambodian who has lived and travelled the country to capture the essence of Cambodian life.
 | The Power of Sri Lankan Art : 1943-2012 |  | Sri Serendipity Publishing House, Sri Lanka | [NAME] | 9789550392070 | 359p.  Includes Index | 90 | 2012
 | Becoming : Colombo Art Biennale 2012 : 15th-19th February |  | Colombo Art Biennale Pvt Ltd., Sri Lanka | [NAME] |  | 80p. | 20 | 2012
 | The Incomplete Thombu | [NAME] | Raking leaves, Colombo | [NAME] | 9780955667459 | Iv. | 80 | 2011 | The contents of this file provide records of properties and lands belonging to Tamil-Speaking Citizens prior to single or multiple displacements from their homes. The enclosed documents (1-80) are made up of three related elements: ground plans of houses drawn from memory by displaced civilians, architectural renderings of collected ground plans and dry pastel drawings made in response to all of the above.
 | Crossing The Mekong : A Photographic Journey Through the Mekong Delta | Morgan Ommer | Little Odyssey Limited, Hong Kong | Hong Kong | 9789881964724 | 127p. ; 19 x 27cm. | 50 | 2011
 | [NAME] ? [NAME] ? [NAME] Nam = Pousse ? Pousse * Bicyclette * Cyclo Poysse = [NAME] in Vietnam | Vu [NAME] | VNA Publishing House, Vietnam | Vietnam |  | 123p. ; 20cm. | 30 | 2011
 | [NAME] [NAME] = Visions of War and Peace | [NAME], [NAME] (Editors | Saigon Cultural Publishing House, Vietnam | Vietnam | 9781880418741 | 175p. ; 24 x 34cm. | 75 | 2006
 | Art and Its Contexts : Essays, [NAME], and Interviews on Philippine Art | Reuben Ramas Canete | University of Santo Tomas Publishing House (UST Publishing House), Manila | Philippines | 9789715066273 | xviii. 386p. ; 23cm. | 27.5 | 2012 | 1.	Art  Philippines 2.	Artists, Filipino 3.	Artists  Philippines 4.	Art criticism  Philippines
 | Selected Essays & Lectures : Dreams and Problems of Filipino Muslims & Christians | Jainal D. Rasul Sr. | Jainal D. Rasul Sr., Philippines | Philippines |  | xiv. 357p. ; 22cm. | 20 | 2011
 | The Final Judgement | [NAME] | Umahseni, Jakarta | Indonesia | 9786029604313 | 181p.,; 27cm. | 60 | 2010
 | Eko (Space) Nugroho |  | Daging [NAME], Yogyakarta | Indonesia | 9786029975406 | 180p.,; 27cm. | 60 | 2011
 | Memories of the Sacred | [NAME] | Afterhours, Jakarta | Indonesia | 9786029750737 | 128p.,; 42cm. | 120 | 2010 | [NAME]
 | Impressions of Bhutan and Tibetan Art : Tibetan Studies III, PIATS 2000 : Tibetan Studies : Proceedings of the Ninth Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, Leiden 2000 | [NAME] (Editors) | Vajra Publications,Nepal,Kathmandu | Nepal | 9789937506472 | xi. 150p.,; 23cm. | 40 | 2011
 | Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago | [NAME] and [NAME] | Editions Didier Millet Pte Ltd., Singapore | Singapore | 9789814260381 | 480p.,; 31cm. | 110 | 2011 | Gold Jewellery of the Indonesian Archipelago features more than 700 unpublished masterpieces from the tribal, ethnic and courtly gold body ornament traditions of Indonesias outer islands  [NAME], [NAME], the Lesser Sundas and Southeast Maluku. Made available by the Mandala Foundation in Singapore, these pieces date from the 4th to the 20th century, and many are completely unknown, extremely rare and of high quality. Authors [NAME] and [NAME], aided by Mandala Foundation curator [NAME] and [NAME], weave together the latest research with historical photos, illustrations and their knowledge of the region to produce a groundbreaking new book that thrusts the virtuoso gold work of Indonesia into the international spotlight.