Frank Stella's Moby-Dick: Words and Shapes by Robert K. WallaceThe University of Michigan, United States of America, 2000, 326 pp Robert K. Wallace is Regents Professor of Literature and Language at Northern Kentucky University. Author of Melville and Turner, Jane Austen and Mozart, and Emily Bronte and Beethoven, he is also the leading authority on Herman Melville's print collection and curator of the exhibition Maritime Prints from Herman Melville's Collection of Art. In 2001, Wallace will curate three

She takes an investigative and excavational approach towards abandoned spaces and the histories they carry

For half a year

The University of Michigan

and a new series started to develop

identity and home

including collage

The bold forms and colours of cosmopolitan Singapore in “SGD” is a departure from Ong’s last seen monochromatic series “Farquhar Descending”

the artist furthers his exploration of masks as images

with artists subverting traditional conceptions of ‘art’ and ‘writing

flocking and the blending of her recurring motif of thread into the paper itself

Illusions of depth are created through offhand shading and crosshatch strokes and juxtaposed with blunt outlines and solid colours

On Time also asks how experience is related to duration