Louise Campbell

. Louise Campbell discusses Basil Spence's developing design - and its transformation into a cathedral building - in relation to the fast pace of artistic developments in the 1950s and 60s. She analyses the different priorities of the architectural profession, the clergy, and the city; her book provides a study in the history of patronage as well as of architecture.

Art and Architecture in Post-war Britain

Coventry Cathedral

Edmund de Waal

Lee Beard

Simon Martin

Louise Weller

An intimate look at Ben Nicholson's everyday inspirations

From the Studio

Ben Nicholson

A Word for My Sisters, Empowered for Change is my personal journey to a positive self-image, a search for acceptance within a society that gives false images of reality which can keep the best of us down. My life was filled with self-hatred and devastation for many years. I was on a road to total freedom and I am compelled to share my experiences with other women who just might be going through the same things. I have written this book to encourage my Sisters to celebrate who they are, where they are and where they are about to go. Life is a journey filled with mountain highs and valley lows. It is a wonderful thing to experience the mountaimtop, but the valley is where we grow. My prayer is that the Holy spirit will reveal to you truths concerning you and take you to the place predestined for you. My Sisters, God says that you are "Blessed and highly favored". It is left up to you to walk in those blessings. Peace and love to you all. Louise

Empowered for Change

A Word for My Sisters

Robert Hill

Ernestine Hill

An original hitherto unpublished 500 word inspirational piece written in the form of a letter to Louise (Campbell, of Lloyd's Bookshop, Brisbane) from Ernestine Hill, with an account of the fictional Crowned Kangaroo hotel at Bendigo.

Louise Campbell

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