Contributors

Jane Burry holds a degree in mathematics and is a registered architect. She is currently a research fellow at RMIT’s Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory (SIAL) in Melbourne.

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Mark Burry is professor and director of SIAL and founding director of RMIT’s Design Institute. He is an international expert on the architecture of Antoni Gaudí, and is currently using digital technology to help complete the Sagrada Família in Barcelona.

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Edward Burtynsky is a Canadian photographer. His previous publications include Water, Oil, Quarries, China, and Manufactured Landscapes.

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Mattha Busby is a freelance journalist with a keen interest in health, human rights, and the environment. He writes regularly for The Guardian and The Independent.

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Kate Bush is an English singer, songwriter, musician, dancer, and record producer.

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Sophie Bush is the editor of Warehouse Home, an online and print magazine focused on warehouse living, and founder of the Warehouse Home interior design studio.

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Karen Butler is the assistant curator, Kemper Art Museum, Washington University, Saint Louis.

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Annabelle Buxton is a graduate of the Eécole Estienne and the College of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg (HEAR). Her illustrations have appeared in numerous books, and in 2011, she won the Prix Jeunes Talent from the Acadeémie d'Alsace des Sciences, Lettres et Arts.

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Richard Buxton has been researching and writing about Greek myths for over forty years. He is an emeritus professor of classics at the University of Bristol; author of numerous books, including The Complete World of Greek Mythology and Myths and Tragedies in their Ancient Greek Contexts; and coauthor of Cyclops: The Myth and Its Cultural History.

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Helen Bynum is a historian of science and medicine. She is coeditor with William Bynum of Great Discoveries in Medicine and the award-winning Dictionary of Medical Biography.

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William Bynum is a historian of science and medicine and has a particular interest in gardening and plants and their importance in human culture and society. Together with his wife Helen Bynum he has written or edited numerous books, including Remarkable Plants That Shape Our World and Botanical Sketchbooks.

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Ana Cabrera Lafuente is Curator of Fashion at the Museo del Traje, Madrid, and Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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Santiago Calatrava is an internationally celebrated Spanish architect, structural engineer, sculptor, and painter.

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Sam Caldwell is an illustrator based in Glasgow, Scotland. He studied painting at the Edinburgh College of Art and is the illustrator of several books for children, including Do Bears Poop in the Woods? and Do Penguins Like the Cold?

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Laura Callaghan is an Irish illustrator based in Belfast, renowned for her visually rich femalecentric illustrations, hand painted in watercolor, gouache, and isograph pen.

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Patricia Callan is the founder of Modernist Australia, an online archive of local mid-century architecture. She has appeared on ABC radio, The Design Files, and in Fairfax publications to champion modernist architecture from a layperson's perspective.

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Amelia Calver is Research and Development Manager for the award-winning Brand Licensing Team at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. She has worked at the V&A for more than twenty years and has an impressive familiarity with the museum’s extensive collections.

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Richard Calvocoressi is currently a director at Gagosian Gallery and is a former director of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. He has published works on Baselitz and his contemporaries A. R. Penck, Markus Lüpertz, and Anselm Kiefer. As the curator responsible for German art at Tate, Calvocoressi was instrumental in the acquisition of Baselitz’s works for the UK national collection.

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David Campany is a writer, curator, and artist, working mainly with photography. His books include A Handful of Dust, The Open Road: photography and the American road trip, Walker Evans: the magazine work, Gasoline, Jeff Wall: Picture for Women, Photography and Cinema, and Art and Photography.

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David Campany is a renowned writer and curator with particular expertise in American photography. His many books include William Klein: Yes, The Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip, and Walker Evans: the Magazine Work. He is curator at large for the International Center of Photography, New York.

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James W. P. Campbell is Fellow in Architecture and History of Art, Queens’ College, Cambridge, and Director of Conservation with Finch Forman Architects, London.

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Jen Campbell is a Sunday Times bestselling author and award-winning poet. She is the author of ten published books of nonfiction, poetry, short stories, and children's books. Jen specializes in the history of fairy tales and the representation of disfigurement, giving guest lectures at universities, museums, and book festivals on this topic. Her video installation on the history of fairy tales is currently part of an exhibition at Suffolk University, Boston, MA. Jen's YouTube channel, which has over 57,000 subscribers, includes popular vlogs on the history of fairy tales.

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Stephen J. Campbell (Henry and Elizabeth Wisenfeld Professor Johns Hopkins University) is a specialist in Italian art of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, focusing on the artistic culture of North Italian court centers, on the Ferrarese painter Cosme Tura, and the Paduan Andrea Mantegna. His research explores the relationship between artistic theory and practice and literary models of imitation and interpretation, along with the consequences of this encounter for the reception of the work of art in broader social and religious spheres.

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