Claire G. Coleman

Julie Robinson

Leigh Robb

This full-colour publication features the work of the twenty-four participating artists and collaborations in the 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres, as well as insightful texts on the practice of these leading Australian artists by curator Leigh Robb. Senior Curator Julie Robinson charts the history of monsters in art and award-winning author Claire G. Coleman explores their contemporary manifestations.Monster Theatres invites artists to make visible the monsters of our time. Leigh Robb says 'Monsters ask us to interrogate our relationships with each other, the environment and technology. They force us to question our empathy towards difference across race, gender, sexuality and spirituality'.Monster Theatres proposes an arena of speculation, a circus of the unorthodox and the absurd, a shadow play between truth and fiction. The title is inspired by a group of provocative Australian artists. Their urgent works of art are warnings made manifest. These theatres are theirs.

Monster Theatres: 2020

In one small but extremely powerful interactive book a swimmer can learn, implement and practice control over their emotions in such a way that promotes a pleasurable aquatic journey. They will be swimming longer, having more fun, and more importantly racing FASTER. This book is filled with quirky cartoons and quotes that 'edutain' even the most reluctant of readers. Teaching the mental skills for toughness, wisdom and happiness within swimming. Learn the modern neuroscience tricks that produce happier and wiser swimmers. An easy to read book for ages 9/10yrs upwards to adult that parents will love to read too. So many of our wonderful swimmers have struggled mentally in the past during their careers and even felt lost as they transition into life without swimming. If only they had worked with Julie Robinson in preparing their minds for even faster, happier and more successful swimming experience, but also creating an understanding of how their mind works to clear the overwhelm attached to being an athlete. An invaluable resource tool for swimmers that is advancing rapidly within the swimming community all over the world. Mind Training for Swimming Fast is supported by Swimming Queensland, Swimming New South Wales and the Australian Swimming Coaches & Teachers Association. Aimed at SWIMMERS and other ATHLETES who want to TRAIN their MINDS for PERSONAL SUCCESS! Among other skills, this book provides steps and interactive resources explaining: HOW to DEVELOP and LEAD your powerful UNCONSCIOUS MIND. HOW to MOTIVATE YOURSELF and get more SATISFACTION & FUN in your swimming. HOW to ACHIEVE GOALS and BUILD CONFIDENCE using the POWER of your subconsious. HOW to COPY TOP ATHLETES, use thier secret to WIN. Athletes spend vast amounts of time and effort training their physical capabilities and skills. Above all, this book enables athletes to train your MOST POWERFUL resource, the HUMAN MIND.

Mind Training for Swimming Fast

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We both waited for a few quiet moments for him to tell us his name, neither of us expecting what we heard."Mine is Edwin Lavin," he said, in quiet Cornish tones. "You've probably heard of me. I'm the son of the game-keeper, but I didn't start the fire!"A holiday in Cornwall for twins Sarah and Mark turns out to be something they could never have imagined after discovering the over-grown garden, the disused swimming pool, the stables and the mysterious boy. It actually turned out to be quite an exciting and adventurous holiday!

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