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MEDIA CORNER List of various publications from around the world where Hera's works have been featured in The Most Recent Book Published in March 2000 by Glitter from Belgium this photography book's third volume gathers 67 photographers from around the world who have been creating fetish images. It is in black and white with full page lay-outs of 325 pages in total. This hard cover book will leave you breathless in its quality and content. During a recent conversation with Hera, she made the following endorsement : "Over the past few years the market has been inundated with fetish images as they are becoming quite popular in the general media. Since this phenomenon there has been few other book publishers who tried to follow in Jurgen Boeid's foot steps. I am very proud to be in this book, and share the glory with some very renown names."              The book below was published in June 1999 by Artual S.L. Ediciones (Spain). It gathers 32 photographers from around the world. There are 160 pages of photography both in color and black and white with full page lay-outs. The texts are in 4 languages (Spanish, English, French and Italian). ISBN# 84-88610-60-2              Hera Bell is among the guest photpgraphers who took part in this book as well. Her works are featurted in 5 full pages of lay-out with a short bio and the partrait of the artist. Cover photo by Trevor Watson from UK

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In cooperation with New Media for Contemporary Art, New York, Coco Gordon Art Studio-Manhattan, New York, International Artists in Sweden,Gallery Benjamin-Bjärred in Sweden THE LAST WALTZ ( The Second ), Gallery Benjamin-Bjärred, Sweden Release: International Exhibit Benefits Bomb Damaged Belgrade Art Museum. Gallery Benjamin, Sweden exhibition raises funds to repair Belgrade's Museum of Modern Art Bjärred SWEDEN--Yugoslav Artists Zlatko Vasic and Mischa Rosic have organized a cadre of American and European artists to participate in a unique art exhibition in Gallery Benjamin-Bjärred, Sweden, to raise funds to repair the Museum of Modern Art in Belgrade, which was severely damaged during the recent war in Yugoslavia. The exhibition, called The Last Waltz, is not about the war or politics, but is a humanitarian gesture by international artists to help restore the museum to its former glory, Vasic said. "It is unfortunate that a country's art institutions have to be punished because of a deplorable political leader. We sincerely hope that starting this millennium with this peaceful, humanitarian gesture will help bring peace into the next century and beyond." The Last Waltz will feature original artworks by 18 artists from seven countries, including the United States, Canada, Sweden, Holland, Italy, Greece and Yugoslavia. The exhibition will open Mars 11, 2000, at the Gallery Benjamin-Bjärred,Sweden. Closing April 09, 2000, it will be the second international art exhibition The Last Waltz in Sweden after Stockholm.The public will have an opportunity to meet several of the artists at a special reception Saturday, mars 11, beginning at 1 p.m. Artists participating in The Last Waltz include: United States: Coco Gordon, Richard Humann and Maureen Wong of New York, N.Y.; Jim Pollock, Pierre, S. D.; and Jim MacKay, Wayzata, Minn. Canada: Hera S. Bell from Montreal Holland: Els Van Asten from Haag Sweden: Johan Jonsson , Malmo. Italy: Oreste, Venedig, Claudio Zini from Florence Greece: Nicos Terzis Yugoslavia: Zlatko Vasic (now living in Malmo, Sweden); Mischa Rosic, (now living in Sodra Sandby, Sweden); Viktor Praznik ( now living in Helsinborg, Sweden ); Luka Vujanovic ( now living in Malmö, Sweden ); Strahinja Novovic ( now living in Halmstad, Sweden ); Branka Maric (now living in Malmo, Sweden); and Predag Lukovic, Belgrade;