Circle : International Survey of Constructive Art

by J.L. Martin, Ben Nicholson, Naum Gabo

This famous manifesto, which first appeared in 1937, has been unobtainable for many years. It is now reproduced, with a new introduction, for recent generations of students and for all those interested in the history and development of modern art.

Genres: Art

300 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1971

About the author

J. L. Martin lives in Victoria, Australia, and spent close to 20 years working at the coalface for the State Child Protection Emergency Service as a lead investigator, applicant and expert witness, working in the judicial and child protection system, along with a significant time spent working with her fellow humans struggling with mental health issues, before officially retiring with PTSD in 2015. She holds a degree in Social Welfare and has two adult daughters, along with five grandchildren. She started writing as therapy to assist in her recovery from accumulative trauma, which led to her debut series, ‘The Golden Glow Chronicles’ now extensively rewritten and published as 'Samsara' in December 2021.

J. L. Martin published her only non-fiction book, ‘A Journey to Finding YOUR New Normal- Anxiety, Depression and Trauma long before 'the new normal' became a catch phrase for Covid-19 and life thereafter, causing her to cringe whenever anyone mentions the book, Now available on her website under the revamped and updated 'Sunshine After The Storm- Finding Joy After Trauma' along with a free handout 'Twelve Steps to Self Care'.
She is often asked to speak at mental health conferences. She lives with her partner and spends much of her time travelling or housebound and rarely seeing the daylight if writing a book.


A Note from the Author herself...

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