10. Sculptors, Art Space and Architecture: Process and Studios from Rodin to Alexander Calder
The Antoine Bourdelle Museum in Paris
The "studio" of Alexander Calder
Direct lessons of Sculpture to Architecture
"Latent movement"/ "Latent resistance"
11. Eastern of Aries and the Didactics of Nature
Matisse, Renoir, Maeght, Picasso, Miro, Paul Nelson
B. Strictly psychological
12. Spatial Invasion: Creativity through invasion and transformation of personal territory
The studio as arena for creativity
Invasion and disorder: the studios of Picasso
Invasion and order: The Studios of Georgia O'Keeffe
Abiquiu
Site of Abiquiu house
O'Keeffe and Picasso
13. Up-tight order: Behavior of the up-tight/two extremes (Gaugin vs. Van Gogh) / A constellation of Examples, from Mondrian to Wright
14. Spatial Traumas
Neuroses and creativity
The ordered Freedom of Louise Nevelson
"The anxious Journey"; Giorgio De Chirico
15. Creativity and Spaces of Adversity:
From Prison cell to the insane asylum from Goya to Van Gogh
Goya
Van Gogh
A painting for a bottle or a plate of beans: the Homeless
The personal space of Modigliani
Theophilos
Yannoulis Chalepas
Privacy and mobility :Creating on the Road
The Cubicle, the Civorium and the Baldaichin: Personal Space, and Personal Bubble and space within Space
Conclusions
Adversity and creativity
C. Metaphysical
16. Modernity through the spirit: Cults and the Occult in Arts and Architecture
Cults-Occult-Mysticism and Architecture
From Goethe to Mondrian
D. Concluding Incubation SPAN and evolution
17. Conclusions
On the peculiar relationship between Art and Architecture
Epilogue: "Art Space" through the 20th century and at the Cutting Edge
From the Artist's studio to the Globe (1969-1996)
18. "Art SPACE" an Art of Living Romance, between Beauty and Vice between Good and the Bad
21st Century: The First Fifteen Years (1969-2014)
Bibliography
Research Testimonials and The Author