This book documents installations developed by Philip Beesley and collaborators from 1995 through 2007. The collection includes architectural sculptures located in natural sites and works integrating kinetic components and interactive systems. With contributions by Jean Gagnon; Eric Haldenby; Christine Macy; Andrew Payne; Robert Pepperell; Michael Stacey and Charles Stankievech.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not enough steps.By NInja MomMy kids love these books. This one was more advanced than other ones. They said it didnt have enough steps to complete the drawings.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Students love to draw!By Kathleen LotzI used this both as an art teacher and as a reading teacher. Boys love to draw sports/action figures. In art; they need to really see and notice detail; and they have to persevere until they get it right. In reading; they have to do the art skills; and follow directions. Since its non-fiction; it fits in with todays education trends. Kids love to draw whether theyre in art class or reading class; and how special is it to be able to use this as a reading teacher? Your male students will love you.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Needs an UpdateBy BrianDrawings are too small to be seen clearly; and the amount of detail is minimal. I have a number of Draw 50 books; but have to say this is one to skip; unless dated material and minimal detail works for you.
