Mandalas

Mandalas and their colors fill our chakras with energy that activates areas of emotional and psychological growth. This collection of mandalas contains colors geared towards each chakra.

Mandalas, concentric designs that originated in ancient India, are growing ever more popular in therapy, meditation, and relaxation exercises. Coloring the mandalas in this book offers more than a mere artistic pastime--working with mandalas helps increase self-knowledge and interior peace.

Mandalas are a reflection of life and when we color mandalas, skills and talents we didn't think we had rise to the surface. We develop a special and unique sensitivity to Mother Nature. We perceive everything with a new and growing intensity. In short, the satisfaction we feel is enormous.

Esta obra incluye los textos le dos por Fuentes al recibir el Premio Cervantes 1987 en Alcal de Henares. En pocos recodos de su obra se observa, como en estos discursos, el credo de Carlos Fuentes: un credo fundado en la voluntad de desenmascarar la hipocres a, comprender y aceptar la infinita diversidad de la especie y poner en evidencia las irrisiones de los dogmas y los prejuicios.

La crónica personal de los tres años vividos por el autor en Washington. La situación excepcional empezando con el 11-S, las entrevistas en exclusiva con Condolezza Rice, Collin Powell, Ralph Nader, Chomsky, la relación entre Bush y Aznar, el clima de terror propiciado por el gobierno de Bush, todo ello se relata en esta obra periodística. Vicenç Sanclemente nació en Barcelona en 1959. Periodista e historiador, ha sido corresponsal de TVE en México, Cuba, Washington y actualmente, en Pekín.

Pop artists of the 1960s, heralded by the Great Andy Warhol, commented on everything from mainstream media to consumer society to advertising to product packaging with colorful and often comical works. Pop Art’s profound influence on contemporary art and culture remains prominent today. Nowhere else can you find so much Pop Art in such a compact, stylish book. Featured artists include - Tom Wesselmann, Andy Warhol, James Rosenquist, Allan Jones, Allan d'Arcangelo, Wayne Thiebaud, Peter Blake, Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg, Peter Phillips, George Segal, Ed Ruscha, Robert Indiana, Jasper...

An ominous transitive verb entered the language in 1970s South America: to "disappear" someone. Some of these artists had family disappeared; others resisted or were forced into exile. Their work fights amnesia, serving as a stay against further atrocities.