Articles in this journal examine the way art and art education affect the individual and the formation of culture. This volume includes: (1) "The Deep Creek School: Technology, Ecology and the Body as Pedagogical Alternatives in Art Education" (Daniel L. Collins; Charles R. Garoian); (2) "The Green Quilt: An Example of Collective Eco-Action in Art Education" (Doug Blandy; Kristin G. Congdon; Laurie Hicks; Elizabeth Hoffman; and Don Krug); (3) "An Editor's Note: Critical Theory, Art and Education" (Michael J. Emme); (4) "The Gallery" (David Amdur; Robert Bersson; Gene Cooper; Drent Howenstein; Laurie Lundquist; Meryl Meisler; Juanita Miller; Gretchen Riemer; Kai Staats); (5) "Valuing Difference: Luce Irigaray and Feminist Pedagogy" (Yvonne Gaudelius); (6) "Behind, the Road is Blocked: Art Education and Nostalgia" (Paul Duncum); (7) "The Committee on Public Information and the Mobilization of Public Opinion in the United States During World War I: The Effects on Education and Artists" (Clayton Funk); (8) "Art, Education, Work, and Leisure: Tangles in the Lifelong Learning Network" (Lara M. Lackey); (9) "'Truth' That Sells: Broadcast News Media in Video Art and Art Education" (Mary Wyrick). Book reviews look at works by authors: Terry Barrett (1994), "Criticizing Art: Understanding the Contemporary" (John H. White, Jr.); Leslie Weisman (1992), "Discrimination by Design: A Feminist Critique of the Man-Made Environment" (Joanne K. Guilfoil); and Robert Hughes (1993), "Culture of Complaint: The Fraying of America" (Patricia Amburgy). (MM)