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This title is the book-form of a work by Matt Mullican, 'The Meaning of Things (who feels the most pain?)' (2014), consisting of 676 collages and texts on sheets of standard printing paper. At the approximate center of each collage is a small image that appears to be a printout of an image procured from the Internet. Around the images are hand-drawn, quasi-calligraphic marks (in black only), curved, giving the impression of an "organic" form in the manner of ornate, rococo frames.

Art --- collages [visual works] --- serial art --- artists' books [books] --- texts [documents] --- Mullican, Matt --- kunst --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- tekenkunst --- internet --- fotografie --- Mullican Matt --- Verenigde Staten --- 7.071 MULLICAN --- Mullican, Matt, --- Exhibitions

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‘Je moet drie dingen doen vandaag: twijfelen, twijfelen en twijfelen. Twijfelen over wat men ons alle dagen in de media door de strot duwt én twijfelen over je eigen analyse. Alleen dan kan je eventueel doordringen tot de feiten.’ Woorden van Anne Morelli over de oorlog in Oekraïne. Twintig jaar na de eerste editie van haar veelgeprezen standaardwerk komt ze met een actualisering van Elementaire principes van oorlogspropaganda. Oorlogspropaganda, zo pepert ze ons in, is zo oud als de mensheid zelf en bepaalde vuistregels en methodes keren telkens terug, of er nu soldaten naar het front van de Eerste Wereldoorlog gestuurd moeten worden of de mentale sabels gesmeed voor het oppoken van de Russische beer. De tien geboden van de oorlogspropaganda zoals u ze nog niet had bekeken.

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Primarily a sculptor, Mark Cloet (BE, 1964) is well known for his way of working with different people, his impact as catalyser and creator of mutual understanding is from high standing level. He is omnipresent on the professional art platform as an art critic, he takes social initiatives, and actively participates in the discourse of what the arts can bring to the dystopia of our times. In 2011 he received a Fulbright Sir Award, a one-year- residency, at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, USA, later prolonged for 2 years. This publication is the report on his scholarship. But it is more than a chronicle of an artist’s stay in the USA. He grouped the essentials in the form of a Manifesto, his art theory of the day, and invited seven writers-participants to contribute.

Art --- sculpture [visual works] --- Conceptual --- interactive art --- bronze [metal] --- cobble --- rocks [landforms] --- Cloet, Mark --- Mexico --- Texas --- Sculpture

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This book describes how a new generation of leaders can inspire and lead people, companies and organizations through an innovative, yet simple and pragmatic approach. This is for both starters and managers with more experience who want to join the next generation of leaders. In a complex world where speed and change are the only constants, today's New Leaders must be driven more than ever by who they really are. This trajectory starts with the discovery of oneself, knowing what is really important, what our strengths are and what drives us. Applying three winning mindsets and four key intentions, author Laurent Jacquet, consultant and expert at TPC Leadership, brings a fresh and new look at how each of us can positively influence our environment in a simple yet powerful way. How each of us can be a true leader, in our own authentic way.