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The Floating Museum was a temporary museum, organized by the artist Lynn Hershman Leeson, which commissioned site-specific works around the Bay Area, at the SFMOMA, and abroad, providing exposure to many women artists, and artists working in mediums underrepresented in the museum context at the time. Among the near 350 artists commissioned were Eleanor Antin, Michael Asher, Judith Barry, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Gordon Matta Clark, R. Crumb, Douglas Davis, Barbara Hammer, Newton Harrison & Helen Mayer Harrison, Suzanne Lacy, Cindy Sherman, and Spain. Though very successful, The Floating Museum, remained under the historic radar until very recently. It's structure became a model for Creative Time and PS1, amongst other arts organizations.

What is the water cycle? What is thunder and lightning? Why is the North Pole cold? 'Investigate' encourages science enquiry with an interactive, investigative, and visual approach to a wide range of core curriculum topics. The format allows students to use scientific processes such as prediction, hypothesis, and inference in answering a series of questions on important topics throughout the book.

A Celebration of the Broadway Musical

What types of things do we push and pull? Find out in this title for young readers. Colorful photos and engaging design will draw in your readers.

There are many different types of bees. Bees can be different shapes and sizes. Find out all about bees in this exciting series.

An overview of the beliefs and customs of Hinduism, including an introduction to sacred texts, a history of the religion, important holidays, and worship practices around the world.

An overview of the beliefs and customs of Judaism, including an introduction to sacred texts, a history of the religion, important holidays, and worship practices around the world.

Introduces animals that can be found on a farm, such as chickens, sheep, and cows, and describes how they are cared for.