Current Issue - vol 29 no 2
After the Missionaries: art in a bilateral world
After the Missionaries, guest edited by Kevin Murray, explores how new art today reflects the critically important process of the Kyoto Protocol. As a conversation between North and South, the Protocol acknowledges that the rich countries have responsibility for the current excess of carbon in the atmosphere, and any solution will depend on consensus with poor countries aspiring to catch up. In stories that go beyond the established post-colonial paradigm, this issue presents...
Changing Climates in Arts Publishing - Free forum exploring the future of the sector, Sydney Saturday 27 June 2009, organised by Artlink. Find out more »
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- Yellow Vest Syndrome
by Nyanda Smith - 21 Ada St - the DVD
by Stephen Ward - The Secret Life of Plants
by Betty Milonas - Gosia Wlodarczak
by Jenny McFarlane - Big Bad World
by Philip Watkins - Caitlin Yardley
by Nicola Kaye - Karen Genoff
by Margot Osborne - Anne Ferran
by Vaughan O'Connor
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Future Issues
Vol 29 no 3 (September 2009) Editor Stephanie Britton
Rational Emotional: humans and their relationships
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The Awful Truth About What Art Is by Donald Brook
A book that proposes a radically new answer to the questions What is art? and How do we know whether something is a work of art? more
Sustainable House Documentary
21 Ada Street
Renowned Architect John Maitland reveals the processes of sustainable building, while conveying his passion for materials, innovation, beauty, quality lifestyle and minimal environmental impact. more
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Artrave - Thank you Mr Treasurer
The College of Fine Art at the University of NSW is celebrating its Budget Day win of $48m for the long-awaited new art museum and rebuilding of studios at its much loved but decidedly worn premises on Oxford St, Paddington. Having suddenly lost its original donor in the financial meltdown, the signature building by Architec...
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