Shopping & Extreme Pleasures
Vol 24 no 2, 2004
Has art become just another consumer product? Relationship of art to retail and porn eg in the work of James Guppy, Jose da Silva. Also the Auckland Triennial reviewed. Co-editor Helen Grace
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Pornography and Photography
Helen Grace, featureA series of three exhibitions which appeared to erase or at least redraw the boundaries between art photography and pornography was seen at the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney in 2003. Helen Grace talked to Alasdair Foster, Director of the ACP and curator of one of the exhibitions, about this timely and challenging project.
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Articles in this issue
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Artrave: Artrave

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Editorial: Consuming Pleasure

- Feature: Captive Bait: The Work of Jose Da Silva
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Feature: Chaotic Attractors: Jake Chapman Lecture Tour 04

- Feature: Enchantment/Disenchantment: The 2nd Auckland Triennial
- Feature: Flatness Packed
- Feature: Food Slut>Manifesto
- Feature: How Much is that Artwork in the Window? Notes on Shops and Art
- Feature: One or Two Things about Art and Shopping
- Feature: Pornography and Photography
- Feature: The Perverted Gaze of the Artist: Recent Work of James Guppy
- Feature: Tokyo Shopping Mix: An Email Saga*
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News: Artlink on the Road: a China Diary

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News: News from the Front

- Obituary: Joan Kerr, Art Historian: February 1938 - February 2004
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Review: 2004 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Contemporary Photomedia

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Review: Allthatglitters: Contemporary Visions of the Gold Coast / Allthatglitters: 50 Years of Gold Coast Kitsch and Memory

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Review: Art of the Biotech Era: Art, Culture and Biotechnology

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Review: Artists' Week

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Review: Boogie, Jive and Bop

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Review: Group Material

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Review: Holy, Holy, Holy

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Review: In The Vein

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Review: New 04

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Review: New Home for University Art Museum

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Review: Now, Beauty: Cover or Re-Mix

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Review: Place Made - Fifth Australian Print Symposium

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Review: Repercussions: Individual and Collaborative Works

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Review: Songs of Australia: Volume 16

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Review: Suburban Edge

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Review: Temperature

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Review: The Space Between

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Review: Transmission and a Selection from 32 Cars for the 20th Century - Play Mozart's Requiem Quietly

