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The catalogue for a traveling exhibition of the work of Kiki Smith. Essays by Mayo Graham and Christine Ross; preface by Pierre Theberge. 46 pages; 24 color and b&w plates + text illustrations; 8.5 x 11 inches. Biography/exhibition history/bibliography.

Thrown out of her long-established office job, Miss Christine Smith takes up a new role as housekeeper for a group of middle-aged artists. Charmed by a previous mystical experience, her spirituality is nurtured further by the tenants, who seem stuck in their own personal lull. Written in the 1960s, surrounded by social and political transitions, the novel focuses on change, or the lack thereof.

St. Bartholomew's, the grand Episcopal church located on Park Avenue at 50th Street, is one of New York's most distinctive buildings--"a jewel in a monumental setting," as Christine Smith calls it. One of the few low, spacious buildings remaining on an avenue crowded with office towers, the church is a prime example of eclecticism in architecture and houses one of the finest sculptures outside of Florence, the Stanford White portal dedicated to Cornelius Vanderbilt. In this book, beautifully illustrated with 116 photographs--including 28 stunning original color plates by the Italian photographer Raffaello Bencini--Smith examines the history of the parish, the checkered history of the church's construction, the background and ideas of the architect, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, and the various elements of its design and decoration, including a discussion of its historical sources. Goodhue based the structure on San Marco, the eleventh-century Venetian church, and incorporated elements of both Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Among the many outstanding features it now includes are beautiful mosaics by Hildreth Meire as well as the White portal--all splendidly captured in the accompanying photographs. This book is must reading for all who love St. Bartholomew's and will especially appeal to anyone interested in architectural history and the history of the city of New York.

Using images connected with the art and craft of weaving, Christine Smith discusses the special vision that women bring to the task of preaching. She looks at the significance of feminist theology, psychology, and philosophy in terms of their impact on the preaching of all men and women. Among other topics, she considers the authority of the preacher, God language, and global feminism.

With over 600 sold to 45 customers the Boeing 787 is the fast selling commercial jet in history and there is nobody better to tell the incredible story of this superjet than multi award winning authors and photographers Geoffrey Thomas, Guy Norris, Mark Wagner and Christine Forbes Smith, have been writing about the 787 from its first inception. The book takes readers on a fascinating journey that traces not only the origins of the 787 but also the market concepts behind the aircraft and how technology has shaped commercial aviation. The book is lavishly illustrated and incldes many easy to underatnd graphics.