The latest issue of Art & Australia is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.*Image courtesy of Art & Australia
Contents:
Forum
- Contributors
- Remapping a contemporary Athens / Marina Fokidis
- Cool runnings: A short history of Auckland ARIs / Tessa Laird
- Nature as culture: Olafur Eliasson and the idea of a contemporary sublime / Michael Fitzgerald
- Letter from Wombat Studio / Stephen Eastaugh
- The contemporary art of war: Jon Cattapan, Lyndell Brown and Charles Green / Peter Hill
- Domesticating art: The hybridised form of Melbourne's Lyon Housemuseum / Michael Fitzgerald
- Tributes: Nick Waterlow by Edmund Capon; D. R. Dakamarra by Hetti Perkins; Fred Cress by Sasha Grishin; Sue Ford by Isobel Crombie; Emil Goh by Aaron Seeto; Wamud Namok by Brenda L. Croft
- The Art & Australia Contemporary Art Award: Looking back to the future / Eleonora Triguboff
Features
- Before & After Science: 2010 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art
- Things of stone and rock: A field trip through contemporary art / Charlotte Day
- Benjamin Armstrong's world of holding everything dear / Alexis Wright
- Trapping time: Tacita Dan in conversation with Sarah Tutton
- Krapp's bugle: John Barbour and the art of the impossible / Ian North
- Hany Armanious: Compulsive beauty / Francesco Stocchi
- Diena Georgetti: Pleasure and comfort / Rob McKenzie
Review
- Cubism & Australian Art / Patrick McCaughey
- The 6th Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art / Andrew Maerkle
- Zhongjian: Midway / Souchou Yao
- Edge of Elsewhere / Reuben Keehan
Books
- Len Lye / Reviewed by Dylan Rainforth
- Source: Nature's Healing Role in Art and Writing / Reviewed by Nicholas Croggon
- A Singular Voice / Reviewed by Laura Murray Cree
- Andrew Rogers: Geoglyphs, Rhythms of Life / Reviewed by Talia Linz
Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces and Art & Australia Emerging Writers Program
- Rachael Watts
Artist pages
- 'The Shades' by Matt Coyle
Art & Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award
- Peter Madden / Talia Linz
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