Screen Deep
vol 27 no 3, 2007
SCREEN DEEP edited by Julianne Pierce looks at the global phenomenon that is moving image in the artworld. In the last five years video art, formerly a marginal form, has become mainstream. Having moving image in an exhibition is now de rigueur, but critique of much of the vast output of video artists is still tentative. A great team of writers wade into this debate with gusto providing a panoramic view of the state of play from magisterial works to Second Life and MySpace. The blurring of distance between film and other forms of moving image is explored.
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Lynette Walworth
Artist: Ms Julianne Pierce, artist profileLynette Wallworth is driven by a passion to explore the natural world, to capture human stories, to explore the past and evoke memory and experience. As a media artist, she strives – and succeeds – to achieve an emotional and powerful connection between her images and her viewer.
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Articles in this issue
- Artist profile: Daniel Crooks
- Artist profile: Lynette Walworth
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Artrave: artrave

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Editorial: Screen Deep

- Feature: A Detour Off the Art-Path
- Feature: BEAP 07: A Meditation
- Feature: Black Box/White Cube: Cinema in the Gallery
- Feature: Crossing Over: Digital Media at the Adelaide Film Festival 2007
- Feature: Databases: Recombinant Interactives
- Feature: Entering the Screen
- Feature: Look Into My Eyes: Behind the Screens with ACMI
- Feature: Memoirs of a Videophile: Video Cannibalism, A Personal View
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Feature: More Video Art Please

- Feature: New Media at the Venice Biennale and Documenta 12
- Feature: Phoenix Halle: Model for a Media Centre
- Feature: Playing Biennially: Experimenta Playground
- Feature: Taipei 101: Video at the National Palace Museum
- Feature: The Space of Presence: Leigh Hobba
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Feature: Unlock the Gates: New and Unprecedented Tools for More People

- Preview: Anne and Gordon Samstag, Museum of Art
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Preview: OzAsia Festival: Adelaide Festival Centre 2007

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Review: A Constructed World

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Review: Bridget Currie, James Dodd, Louise Haselton, Laura Wills

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Review: Emma Northey

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Review: Eternal Beautiful Now

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Review: Freestyle: New Australian Design

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Review: Hatched

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Review: Matt Hunt

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Review: Ms & Mr

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Review: New Deities

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Review: Room

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Review: Snap Freeze

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Review: The Rules of Engagement

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Review: Thresholds of Tolerance

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Review: TOGart

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Review: Unsettled: 10 Posters

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Review: book: Pippin Drysdale; Design, Craft and the Smart Syndrome

