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Current Issue - Vol 28 no 1

Fuel for Thought: oil, energy, conflict and art

How are artists responding to peak oil, the search for alternative energy sources and conflict over resources? Artlink goes global in search of answers. The issue includes artists who have used alternative energy or whose work reflects the negative effects of an oil-based economy, with some powerful imagery by artists from the Middle East, East Timor, Iraq, the Philippines, Australia, California and Chicago. Burnt out petrol bowsers share the space with artwork which looks fo...

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Current Features

Biennale of Sydney 2008: Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
Tracey Clement interviews Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, curator of the 2008 Biennale of Sydney, and finds out what she thinks about the Stendhal Syndrome, Biennale Syndrome and the politics of language... More...

Handling the Adelaide Biennial
Stephanie Britton interviewed Felicity Fenner, curator of the 2008 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, to find out what Handle with Care really means in the twenty-first century. ... More...


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Future Issue

ART/MIND/BEAUTY

Vol 28 no 2 Editor Margot Osborne. This issue tackles one of the big questions exercising the minds of philosophers in the age of neuro-science. Art/Beauty/Mind asks how the mind crea... more


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Artrave - Art Intrusions Shanghai 366 cultural events, one for every day of 2008, are happening somewhere in the city of Shanghai thanks to Intrude: Art & Life 366, an ambitious interdisciplinary cultural project organised by the Shanghai Zendai Museum of Modern Art. It aims to intervene in the daily lives of the people of Shanghai with perspectives on ar...
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