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Home for Every Plant dup-review-publicationWithout plants there would be no life on Earth, but most people are blind to their impact. This stylish and informative introduction to plants sets out to cure 'plant blindness' by introducing children to 66 amazing plants from the six major climactic zones around the world. From the smelliest, such as the massive Titan Arum of the Indonesian rainforest, which stinks of rotting flesh to attract insects, to the hardest working, including peat moss, an

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The book was an alternative history of art and its relationship to technology

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This book carefully collects and interprets a wide range of universally recognizable forms of melancholy

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this book is packed with fascinating tales of human triumph

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Collective Movements is a wide-ranging project focusing on the work of historic and contemporary First Nations creative practitioners and community groups in south-eastern Australia that recognises collectivity as integral to Indigenous knowledges and ways of being

Luminous screen prints and evocative prose celebrate every individual colour as well as the power of their combination

and capture our thoughts and ideas on paper

assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council

have acquired Ninney’s work