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the ceramic sculptures of Katherine Morling,the noir paintings of Troy Brooks, the paintings of Aylin Zaptçioglu, the geometric utopian world of Tishk Barzanji. Then we discover the rolled newspaper sculptures of animals byHitotsuyama Studio, and then we get a history of industrial art pioneersSurvival Research Laboratories, followied by the awkwardglyhumourous paintings ofJang Koal, the sculptures ofSamuel Salcedo, and the surreal paintings ofBruno PontiroliandLola Gil. Plus a Special 16-page glossy insert section dedicated to the recent paintings and stain glass work of this volume's cover artist James Jean!
