In 1995 Brian Eno kept a diary: in 1996, he published it. Ten years later, he revisits the original diary, with swollen appendices - to discover what has changed. This edition includes an essay covering the period 1995-2005 and his handwritten annotations to the 1995 diary. Here, he examines changes in his thinking and in the world at large.

Aiming to lay bare the act of blatant state terrorism that is the invasion and occupation of Iraq, this book seeks to reveal the extraordinary tapestry of lies, distortions and gross media manipulation that underpin it. It looks at how public opinion is wilfully ignored and 'democracy' used as a figleaf for the furthering of colonial ambitions.

Product Description: Jeff Koons (born 1955) has remained constantly in the public eye since he first showed his Equilibrium works--basketballs floating in tanks of water, framed Nike ads and a cast bronze lifeboat--at the influential East Village gallery International with Monument in 1985...read more

Gathers paintings and collages that interpret songs by Brian Eno and describes the working methods of both artist and composer