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Alberto Garcia-Alix: Box
Spanish photographer Alberto Garcia-Alix (born 1956) is known for his stunning black-and-white portraiture. The Box is a two volume album representing the artist's generation and its contradictions. The work spans the full arc of his career from his early 35 mm portraits of the seventies through to his work from the early 2000s.
Alberto Garcia-Alix
This is a superb collection of intimate and revealing self-portraits by renowned Spanish photographer Alberto Garcia-Alix. Alberto Garcia-Alix is considered one of the finest Spanish photographers of the 21st century. Best known for his striking black and white portraits, Garcia-Alix has also captured self-portraits in nearly all his projects. What is telling about these images is that, while some are not traditional self-portraits as they don't feature the artist himself, instead showing everything from city streets to loved pets, they all capture some of the essence that has made Garcia-Alix one of today's most respected photographers. Autorretrato brings together these self-portraits - many of which are previously unpublished - providing an intimate and revealing look at Garcia-Alix's continued evolution as an artist.
The Princess
The Princess By: Michael Cristian The Princess is about a young princess who sets out to save her beloved knight who has been captured! This story was inspired by various fairy tales.
The Life and Times of Alberto G. Garcia
This biography of Dr. Alberto G. Garcia documents his unlikely life as a pioneering open-heart surgeon, Maderista in the Mexican Revolution, brave opponent to the Ku Klux Klan, pathbreaking journalist, civil rights activist, astrologer, yogi, siddha and father and grandfather to a remarkable family. This book offers a unique glimpse into the Mexican Revolution, the long and ongoing relationship between Mexico and Texas, and an array of occultists and saints and their antagonists in in 19th and early 20th Century Austin, Texas and Mexico.
Video News Releases: Unattributed Prepackaged News Stories Violate Publicity Or Propaganda Prohibition
In recent years, fed. agencies have been increasing their use of video news releases (VNRs), which frequently include prepackaged news stories. The prepackaged news stories are distributed to local TV news stations & are designed to resemble actual news stories. By eliminating the costs & effort of producing an original news story, agencies can find news stations willing to broadcast a favorable news segment on a desired topic. The author examined prepackaged news storied produced by the Dept. of Health & Human Serv. & the Office of Nat. Drug Control Policy & evaluated whether these materials constituted covert propaganda in violation of the prohibition on using appropriated funds for publicity & propaganda not authorized by Congress.
Critical Issues in Ecclesiology
Engages important issues faced by the Christian church in witness and ministry Renowned for his unique slant on ecclesial affiliation by his own confession "evangelical without being Protestant, catholic without being Roman, and orthodox without being Eastern" Lutheran theologian Carl E. Braaten has long been a respected voice in ecclesiological discourse. In Critical Issues in Ecclesiology eleven authors from a variety of church traditions come together to honor Braaten. The contributors share a common theological vision: the renewal of the church so that it may bear a clearer catholic evangelical witness to the apostolic faith. By stimulating fresh thinking on several critical issues, this volume will advance ecumenical dialogue concerning the restoration of unity and the renewal of a "passion for mission" within the Great Tradition. Contributors: James M. Childs, Gabriel Fackre, Alberto L. Garca, Timothy George, Robert W. Jenson, Joseph L. Mangina, Cheryl M. Peterson, Michael Root, Leopoldo A. Snchez M., Frank C. Senn, Susan K. Wood
