Elders: The Old Magic
Vol 26 no 4
A group of art practitioners, artists, curators and writers, in their seventh and eighth decades are the subject of our focus. Still actively working, they are charismatic elders whose influence on several generations of young artists has been a crucial part of the development of contemporary practice. The issue of creativity and how it sometimes becomes enhanced in old age, and questions around how we regard our elders, are canvassed. The extreme youth orientation of society today does not always appreciate the value of a fifty year practice.
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Donald Brook: Secret Agent
Author & Artist: Mr Ian North, featureDonald Brook was born in 1927 in Leeds. An engineer and sculptor who emigrated to Australia in 1962, he taught at the Power Institute in the University of Sydney 1967-73, and was a provocative art critic. He was Professor of Visual Arts at Flinders University from 1974-89, and currently continues his prolific writing output from his office in a tower in an eco-friendly enclave in the centre of Adelaide. Here Brook is interviewed by Ian North.
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Articles in this issue
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Artrave: Artrave

- Book review: Joan Kerr: Unfinished Business
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Editorial: Eldertorial

- Feature: Art and Literature: A Chapter in the Autobiography of Donald Brook
- Feature: Arthur + Corinne Cantrill: The Film's the Thing
- Feature: Arthur Pambegan Jr: Not to Die Away
- Feature: Bernard Smith: Reluctant Icon
- Feature: Bert Flugelman: Still Flying
- Feature: Butcher Cherel Janangoo: Imanara
- Feature: Carol Rudyard: Storyboards and Solitude
- Feature: Creativity in an Ageing World
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Feature: Daniel Thomas: Empathy and Understanding

- Feature: Daphne Williams: The Solid Core
- Feature: Donald Brook: Secret Agent
- Feature: Donald Horne: The Power to Transform
- Feature: Ernest Orel: Master of the Press
- Feature: Hector Jandany 1927-2006: Teacher of Culture
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Feature: Inge King: Playing Seriously

- Feature: Joan Brassil: Force and Tension
- Feature: Milton Moon: Approaching the Intangible
- Feature: Minyma Tjukurrpa Canvas Project Kintore
- Feature: Pioneering Gallerists: Bruce Pollard
- Feature: Pioneering Gallerists: Frank Watters
- Feature: Pioneering Gallerists: Kym Bonython
- Feature: Ray Crooke: The Stillness and the Colour
- Feature: Reunion of Mildura Directors
- Feature: Rewards, Awards and Living Treasures
- Feature: Richard Larter: The Seasons of Art
- Feature: The Bentinck Painters: Stories to Tell
- Feature: Udo Sellbach: Harsh Truths and Strong Feelings
- Obituary: Gwen Leitch Harris 1931 - 2006
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Review: A Man's World

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Review: Alicia King

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Review: City of Perth PhotoMedia Award

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Review: Decorama at Inflight

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Review: Eleanor Avery

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Review: Guan Wei

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Review: Irrunytju Arts

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Review: John Vella

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Review: Life is Getting Longer

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Review: Louise Weaver

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Review: Primavera 06

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Review: pvi collective

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Review: Roger Ballen

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Review: video/performance nights at Downtown

