Simona Bortiș-Schultz – To Hold Your Heart in Your Teeth, Women's Work: The Visual Language of the Romanian Blouse industrial design touching on loss and the

touching on loss and the unknown

Bouroullec’s process is also inherently syntactical: while the finished works have the appearance of precise composition

Goode Bryant and Philips originally conceived Contextures to accompany The Afro-American Artists in the Abstract Continuum of American Art: 1945–1977

provoke and/or contemplate on conservative culture in relation to their own visions

The exhibition The Log-O-Rhythmic Slide Rule shown in spring 2012 was dedicated to the work of Trix and Robert Haussmann and is the basis for this publication

Simona Bortiș-Schultz – To Hold Your Heart in Your Teeth, Women's Work: The Visual Language of the Romanian Blouse industrial design touching on loss and theTo Hold Your Heart In Your Teeth is a Romanian proverb that means to brave forward despite fear. Made by generations of women, the folk garment of the Romanian blouse secured its language through times of fierce changes. This book is a cultural historical biography of the blouse, from Neolithic beginnings in northeastern Romania and western Ukraine, through the period of folk revival, the communist era, and the post communist immigration out of the