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Editor-In-Chief, Leonardo Reviews MIT Press maintains a free Leonardo mailing list, with news of Leonardo projects, events and new releases. Subscribe to the free list here. L|R|Q - Leonardo Reviews QuarterlyThe first issue of Leonardo Reviews Quarterly is available to download as a PDF. This Month's Reviews | Click here for recent reviewsby Gerfried Stocker, Christa Sommerer, and L.aurent Mignonneau, Editors Reviewed by Rob Harle Dada in Paris by Michel Sanouillet; Michèle Humbert, Editorial Consultant; trans. by Sharmila Ganguly; revised and expanded by Anne Sanouillet Reviewed by Michael R. (Mike) Mosher Fireworks: Pyrotechnic Arts and Sciences in European History by Simon Werrett Reviewed by Giovanna L. Costantini North of Empire: Essays on the Cultural Technologies of Space by Jody Berland Reviewed by Jan Baetens Michael Snow: Wavelength by Elizabeth Legge Mike Leggett A Mysterious Masterpiece: The World of the Linder Gallery by Michael John Gorman, Editor Reviewed by Amy Ione Performing the Past: Memory, History and Identity in Modern Europe by Karin Tilmans, Frank Van Vree, Jay Winter, Editors Reviewed by Giuseppe Pennisi Points on the Dial: Golden Age Radio beyond the Networks by Alexander Russo Reviewed by John F. Barber Relationscapes: Movement, Art, Philosophy by Erin Manning Reviewed by Martha Blassnigg Time, Memory, Consciousness and the Cinema Experience: Revisiting Ideas on Matter and Spirit by Martha Blassnigg Reviewed by Anthony Enns Words, by Bob Brown by Craig Saper, Editor, with an Afterword Reviewed by Jan Baetens Materials Recieved Plymouth August 2010 Compiled by John Vines |
