Collection: -Non Fiction

"From 1968 to 1971, high school teacher Angus O'Callaghan walked Melbourne's streets armed with that mid-century classic, a Yashicaflex camera. This catalogue uncovers his cinematic observations of iconic city locations in low light: Princes Bridge at dusk, the National Gallery of Victoria in win...

An exploration of the impact of immersive experiences on visual practices from cave painting to virtual realityIn this groundbreaking book, philosopher Andrea Pinotti explores the impacts of a desire that has motivated human beings since prehistory: the desire to enter an image.

A beautiful exploration of how plants have spread across the world, adapting to and shaping their environments.

Peter Ackroyd's compelling portrait of W. H. Auden, poet of a restless century. Of all the English poets born in the twentieth century, Wystan Hugh Auden is by far the most significant.

A deeply moving and intimate story that reveals how the ravages of history that tore one family apart echo across continents nearly a century later. "A memoir which ranks alongside The Hare with Amber Eyes."--The Times (London) "Brilliant.

Provocative and important, Australia Fair? challenges us to reckon with a new era of policy innovation, to debate how we want to be governed and to choose what kind of society we want to be.

Travel through the Australian history of Trams. From the very beginning of tram travel in Australia to the latest acquisitions of 2014. Detailed historical maps and news from the day, an abundance of photograph's in black and white and colour from collectors around the country are also included.