Collection: Reference

Is a watch ever a work of art? Is a watchmaker ever an artist? To answer these questions and many more, Michael Clerizo spent months listening to 11 of the worlds most renowned watchmakers.

Presents the works of 152 professionals specializing in the five traditional craft media of wood, fibre, glass, clay and metal. Surveys the changing role of craft design and practice

Sculpture of civilizations from ancient Egypt to 20th-century North America. Provides a basic introduction to the nature of materials used by sculptors, examining how these were regarded as well as how they were worked in different periods and cultures.

Focuses on the integration of mathematics and science with other subject areas. Units are sequenced from pre kindergarten through the primary levels and each concept unit includes assessment, instructional and evaluation strategies

An insight into the ways that math is used to explain the world around us. Offers many examples that show how nature can be described mathematically and how the physical sciences and math connect.

" During the Australasian Antarctic Expedition of 1911-14, led by the young Australian geologist Dr Douglas Mawson, the team of 31 expeditioners established 3 bases. The main one was built at Cape Denison, Commonwealth Bay, where in January and February 1912 they built the wooden hut. The Mawson'...

Walsh's biography traces May's whole life - from her birth into British middle class, through to her family's attempts to establish themselves as farmers in the harsh Australian outback, to adolescence in Perth, and art schools in England.