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Beaded Critters
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Beaded CrittersBeaded Critters

Half of the projects in the book are wire projects which I was not interested in. This book does not discuss different types of threads, beads, or pliers. I did not find this book informative at all. I would not recommend this book to anyone. 
 
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Beyond the Dust - Artists' Documents Today
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Beyond the Dust - Artists Documents TodayBeyond the Dust - Artists Documents Today

Book edited and produced by xxx  for Beyond the Dust - Artists' Documents Today; an international group exhibition project curated by Francesca di Nardo and Lorenzo Benedetti, presenting twelve artists:
 
 
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You Must Be My Best Friend . . . Because I Hate You!: Friendship and How to Survive It
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You Must Be My Best Friend . . . Because I Hate You!: Friendship and How to Survive ItYou Must Be My Best Friend . . . Because I Hate You!: Friendship and How to Survive It

This no-nonsense guide delves into the most trying difficulties faced in maintaining friendships - difficulties seldom discussed between friends in conflict or covered in relationship manuals. Combining revealing anecdotes with expert research, the guide addresses every friendship roadblock imaginable, including "third wheel" syndrome.
 
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Rudy Autio
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Rudy AutioRudy Autio

This new biography, written by Louana Lackey, is a history and celebration of Autio's life, work, career, and techniques. Rudy Autio is considered one of the most important and influential ceramic artists working in the United States in the last fifty years. With works in the permanent collections of museums around the world, he has left an indelible mark on the world with his art. 
 
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Yao Ceremonial Paintings
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Yao Ceremonial PaintingsYao Ceremonial Paintings

Art lovers often tend to destroy what they most admire. How many masterpieces have lost all meaning and power after being exposed to uninformed admiration and popularity? Many instances will come to mind. But fortunately this coin has two sides. Sometimes this passion for art of which I am complaining can help to reveal a new area by focusing attention on objects vanishing unnoticed by the outside world. This is exactly what has happened to the Yao Taoist paintings during the past four years.
 
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