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Mark di Suvero
\"Published Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY, in association with Prestel Publishing, this fully illustrated volume is the first comprehensive monograph of the sculptor Mark di Suvero. In essays by a range of contributors and an interview with the artist, the book explores the unique physicality of di Suvero's work, both in process and product. Specific topics include the development of di Suvero's career and multinational life; a comparison of works installed in bucolic versus urban settings; the intersection between di Suvero's stylistic and political interests; and his work as an advocate for the arts\"-- Provided by publisher.
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''Elephant School'' follows a Thai boy and the elephant with which he will work for life. Somchai, 15, the younger son of the headman of a teak-logging village, has enrolled in the Government's Young Elephant Training Center to become a ''neck mahout.'' For four years he and Pang Pon, a 6-year-old calf born at the center, will get to know each other and their job -bringing huge logs out of hilly forests and loading them on trucks. They will then work for the Thai Forestry Division until, together, they retire.