Australia’s Lily Brayton: Performer and theatre artist

Recognition is the aim of this account of an artist who is now remembered largely for her beauty, her wide iconic fame achieved by mass distribution of her image via photography and postcards, and her professional association with a internationally prominent producer who was also her husband. It is however a historically situated study, confining itself to readings of the kind of theatrical, social and cultural work performed by Brayton's presence in a rapidly-modernising Australia during the period between Federation in 1901 and the first World War, which event marks a disjuncture in the patterns of entertainment and cultural discourse in the new nation. Pre-war Australian theatre and vaudeville managements competed vigorously to secure the most acclaimed artists, seeing it as a kind of service and duty to boost their country's prestige along with their own coffers. Meanwhile, local playwrights and producers promoted a burgeoning repertoire of Australian dramas and films which played alongside the imported products in a complex network of cultural codes and affects.

Internationalization plan for social enterprises: A research on the internationalization of "Book a Street Artist"

A Work Project, presented as part of the requirements for the Award of a Masters Degree in Management from the NOVA – School of Business and Economics

Digging into history : a brief account of fifteen years of archaeological work in New Mexico / by Paul S. Martin, Chief Curator, Dept. of Anthropology ; drawings by Gustaf Dalstrom, Artist, Dept. of Anthropology.

no.38(1959)

Artist's Proof

Combined media on paper. 90" x 40", Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)

Arte Outsider: Aproximación a la construcción artística de las manifestaciones creativas al margen del sistema del Arte

Para este trabajo se ha querido mirar afuera de los límites del arte tal y como se concibe en occidente. Dicho de otra forma, con mirar más allá no se hace referencia al arte de otras culturas, pues, de hecho, no nos movemos de la nuestra. Lo que se pretende a continuación, es la contemplación en la producción “artística” que se crea al margen de los dominios del “arte” oficial. Con esto puede parecer que nos inclinemos hacia las manifestaciones antisistemas que surgen en ambientes no institucionales como las paredes de las calles de las ciudades o en espacios de Internet. Por el contrario, se quiere tener en cuenta a aquellos individuos que, no perteneciendo al mundo del arte, pero impulsados por las mismas fuerzas expresivas que siente un artista “profesional”, generan imágenes plásticas de gran ímpetu y valor estético, tales como los niños, los pacientes y discapacitados mentales a causa de psicopatologías o trastornos, o visionarios y médiums espirituales. En definitiva, se prestará atención a individuos social y culturalmente marginados.