The Remarkable Pinwill Sisters: From Lady Woodcarvers to Professionals
Reviewed by Holly (Marjorie) Trusted, Co-chair PSSA
June 6, 2022
Helen Wilson
The Remarkable Pinwill Sisters: From Lady Woodcarvers to Professionals
Willow Productions, Plymouth, 2021.
Paperback. 300 pp. with over 250 colour illustrations.
ISBN 978-1-5272-8264-3
Rebirth of a Collection. The Plaster Casts of the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest in the Renewed Star Fortress in Komárom
Reviewed by Holly (Marjorie) Trusted, Co-chair PSSA
March 16, 2022
Miriam Szócs (ed.) with contributions by Lászlo Baán, Géza Andó, Andrea Rózsavölgyi, Hunor Egri, Richárd Káldi, Benedek Gyorgyevics, Eszter Süvegh, Márton Tóth, and Adél Domány
(tr. Krisztina Sarkady-Hart and Adrian Hart),
Rebirth of a Collection. The Plaster Casts of the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest in the Renewed Star Fortress in Komárom (exh.cat.) Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, 2021. 328 pp. with over 300 col. illus.
ISBN 978-615-5987-43-4
Barbara Hepworth Art & Life
Reviewed by Katharine Heron
October 26, 2021
Eleanor Clayton
Barbara Hepworth Art & Life
Thames and Hudson Ltd, London, 2021, 288pp.,178 illus.
ISBN 978-0-500-09425-9 (English, hardback)
Cecil Rhodes and Other Statues. Dealing Plainly with the Past
Reviewed by Holly Trusted
September 27, 2021
Robert Calderisi
Cecil Rhodes and Other Statues. Dealing Plainly with the Past ,
Gatekeeper Press, Columbus, Ohio, 2021.
287 pp. ISBN 9781662916458
Contemporary Sculpture: Artists’ Writings and Interviews
Reviewed by Ann Compton
September 14, 2021
Jon Wood and Julia Kelly (Eds.), Contemporary Sculpture: Artists’ Writings and Interviews, in collaboration with the Cragg Foundation, Berlin: Hatje Cantz, 2019, 440 pp., 50 illus. ISBN 978-3-7757-3346-25 (English paperback)
Iconoclasm: Identity Politics and the Erasure of History
Reviewed by Mark Stocker
January 2, 2021
Alexander Adams.
Imprint Academic, Exeter, 2020, 154 pp. £14.95.
ISBN 9 781788 360425