The sixth in Cv's series of English County Guides explores the county of Wiltshire. The dramatic sweep of the spare landscape towards the Pewsey Vale introduces the historic town of Marlborough. The guide explores villages and follows the route towards the West, to Bath and Avon.

The essay considers the changing axis of British sculpture from the 1960s, both in the formulation of individual works, and the gradual shift in emphasis of sculptural discourse. For its purpose it makes a focus on the activity of two leading artists of their generations Anthony Caro and Alison Wilding; both of international standing, and influential magnets of influence for succeeding artists. The piece also considers their relationship to their immediate contemporaries, and touches on the diverse forces at play in shaping the art and culture of our time.

Formed in 1995, "Cv/Visual Arts Research" is a documentary resource of developments in contemporary art. The survey began in April 1988, and was first published as the quarterly review "Cv Journal of Art and Crafts" (later "Cv Journal of the Arts"). Cv was produced until 1992 and the collection of interviews, features and reviews provided the foundation of the "Cv/VAR" archive and subsequent publications. Following "Cv Journal" the data-base shifted towards electronic publishing, allowing a greater flexibility of communication. "Cv/VAR" addresses the fields of academic research, galleries and...

First published as Journal of The Gallery London in 1993 with revised editions in 1998 and 2001, over four hundred entries chronicle the life of the city; a powerfully driven arena of dysfunctional experience. Episodes record incidents and encounters; in the streets, of shoppers and travellers,and in scenes of social and internal life. As the journal develops, fact and fiction blend into a filmic sequence of events. Reality is coloured by a seamless flow of messages of promise and dereliction, gently gathering strands of the communal imagination into a protective shell.

A guided tour of The Palace of Knossos in Crete, this work leads to a detailed examination of artefacts and remains of the highly sophisticated Minoan civilization extant from 4000 to 1500 BC. It culminates in the history of an exquisite jewel from the Queen's Chamber - The Ring of Minos, lost for several thousand years and discovered in the 20th century.

The seventh in Cv's series of Barnaby's Relocation Guides explores the county of Cumbria. Fell walks, visitor destinations. Illustrated with colour photographs and route maps.

Renowned artist Damien Hirst (b.1965) is reviewed in an exhibition of works spanning twenty years, held at Tate Modern from April to September 2012.

Descriptions of human physiology are illustrated with ninety panel paintings by N.P.James ROI, which construct a detailed metaphor for the body. A viscous surface of pulped and washed colour interprets the intricate framework of muscles, arteries, bone and soft tissue, all infused with an internal dynamic of potent nervous energy. First published in 2001, the volume carries colour images with descriptions of the location and function of portrayed parts.

Documents works exhibited at The Gallery London, based at 65a Lisson Street NW1, 1973-78 Projects devised between artists included leadingfigures operating at the cutting edge of British art of the time: JohnLatham, Rita Donagh, Stephen Willats, Vaughan Grylls, Gerald Newman,Jonathan Miles. Texts place the art and events within the context of theemerging creative tendencies, and the cultural base and ideas from whichthey formed.

Sets of penel paintings of landscape in Cornwall, Oxfordshire, Lincolnshire, Dartmoor and abroad in California, Spain and Greece. Includes large recent diptychs by the artist.The Landscape Series was developed in two phases: sixteen sets were made from February 2002 to June '03 and a further fourteen in February 2006 totalling some 1,500 panel paintings. The uniform size of a30cm square panel grew from the idea of one painting being all painting, or one landscape becoming all landscapes. With gesso and emulsion, mounds and hollows were formed by sweeping and dividing poured paint, using...