Imagining Windmills presents a compilation of scholarly chapters by selected authors of global standing in the arts therapies.

Who really invented photography? Why is the Mona Lisa really smiling? Which painting was hung upside-down for over a month before anyone noticed? This highly entertaining assumption-confounding, myth-busting book about art and art history has the answers.

Following on from her bestselling book How to Survive Modern Art, Susie Hodge once again tackles a dauntingly complex subject: how can we evaluate, explore and respond to art? In her characteristically engaging style, Susie Hodge shows us how to interpret and respond to a broad variety of artwork and artists' philosophies.

What if the interactions created by artists, directors, dancers, or workshop facilitators were understood as works of care? Care Aesthetics examines the work of carer artists and artist carers to make the case for the importance of valuing and supporting aesthetically caring relations across multiple aspects of our lives.

What if the interactions created by artists, directors, dancers, or workshop facilitators were understood as works of care? Care Aesthetics examines the work of carer artists and artist carers to make the case for the importance of valuing and supporting aesthetically caring relations across multiple aspects of our lives.