Julian Spalding Books

Realisation

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JULIAN SPALDING'S books include The Poetic Museum, The Eclipse of Art, The Art of Wonder (winner of the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize) and The Best Art You've Never Seen. He was formerly Director of...

Summers of discontent

By Raymond Tallis

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Realisation

By Julian Spalding

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JULIAN SPALDING'S books include The Poetic Museum, The Eclipse of Art, The Art of Wonder (winner of the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize) and The Best Art You've Never Seen. He was formerly Director of...

Realisation

By Julian Spalding

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JULIAN SPALDING'S books include The Poetic Museum, The Eclipse of Art, The Art of Wonder (winner of the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize) and The Best Art You've Never Seen. He was formerly Director of...

Eclipse of art: tackling the crisis in art today

By Julian Spalding

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The Art of Wonder

By Julian Spalding

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Poetic museum: reviving historic collections

By Julian Spalding

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Kurt Jackson s Sea

By Julian Spalding, Kurt Jackson

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Summers of Discontent

By Raymond Tallis, Julian Spalding

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Peter Angermann

By Julian Spalding, Peter Angermann, Martin Hentschel, Matthias Egersdorfer

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