Changing Climates in Arts Publishing
vol 29 no 4, 2009
In a world where newspapers and journals are being replaced by online versions, and traditional copyright is being challenged, many new scenarios present themselves. Artists and publishers are being asked to make choices and address questions that are environmental, technical, aesthetic, legal and financial all at the same time. * carbon emissions from print/online content * should all content be free * effect of re-mix and Creative Commons on creators' rights * search engine uses of arts content * catalogues and zine publishing * art biography as online data bases emerge. Powerful climate change imagery, new work by emerging and established Australian artists, flows through the pages. Plus bonus review section: 17 recent books & catalogues. Based on the Changing Climates in Arts Publishing forums organised by Artlink in Adelaide and Sydney in 2009 More on the forums including programs and vodcast. Discussions of a lively team of experts, writers, artists, copyright lawyers, arts publishers, activists: Zina Kaye, Elliott Bledsoe, Linda Jaivin, Daniel Thomas, Tess Allas, Joanna Mendelssohn, Sean Cubitt, Tamara Winikoff, Andrew Frost, Donald Brook, Lisa Havilah, Djon Mundine, Zoe Rodriguez, Bill Morrow.
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Articles in this issue
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ETW: Exhibitions 2 Watch: December 09 - February 2010

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Artrave: Artrave

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Editorial: Editorial

- Feature: Artistic intention, branding and value
- Feature: Artists want catalogues
- Feature: Collaborative Practice
- Feature: Communicating and the law
- Feature: Copyright materials in university teaching
- Feature: Copyright: Copyleft
- Feature: Creative commons: fair to share?
- Feature: Don't look it might bite: censoring the visual arts
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Feature: Environmental costs of going digital

- Feature: Finding the right balance: print + online
- Feature: Freedom of expression and the mode of detachment
- Feature: From here to everywhere: the evolution of blogging
- Feature: Lean, mean and living dangerously
- Feature: Libraries, creators and Google
- Feature: Lives of the 'settled' artists
- Feature: Measuring the footprint: dead trees vs live text
- Feature: Mix and mash, take it, change it
- Feature: Netting the big and the little fish: monographs and biographies
- Feature: The Ramingining Megaphone
- Feature: Writing in the age of graphomania
- Feature: Zine publishing and the long tail
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Preview: Acts of transformation: 2010 Adelaide Festival, Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art

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Review: *some text missing*

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Review: 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale, Japan

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Review: BeginningMiddleEnd

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Review: Fiona Davies: Intangible Collection

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Review: Floating Life: Contemporary Aboriginal Fibre Art

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Review: Kathy Temin

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Review: Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa / SANAA : an architectural intervention

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Review: Milestones: Ken Orchard 1980-2009

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Review: Nyukana Baker : Retrospective

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Review: Shelter: On Kindness

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Review: Shih Chieh Huang : Cubozoa - L-09

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Review: Simon Gilby: The Syndicate

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Review: Tim Burns: From the Garden

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Review: Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards

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Review book : Twelve Australian Photo Artists by Blair French and Daniel Palmer

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Review: book: Art in the biotech era Edited by Melentie Pandilovski

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Review: book: Centre of the Periphery: Three European art historians in Melbourne by Sheridan Palmer

- Review: book: Colour Country: Art from Roper River by Cath Bowdler and My Father, my brother: stories of Campbelltown's Aboriginal Men by Dvora Liberman
- Review: book: Gallery A Sydney 1964-1983 Edited by John Murphy
- Review: book: Hedonism, populism and colonial pictures; The Art of Australia: Volume 1: From Exploration to Federation by John McDonald
- Review: book: Modern Times: the untold story of Modernism in Australia Edited by Ann Stephen, Philip Goad and Andrew McNamara
- Review: book: Photography Between Poetry and Politics: The Critical Position of the Photographic Medium in Contemporary Art Edited by Hilde Van Gelder and Helen Westgeest
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Review: book: Possession

- Review: book: The Golden Journey: Japanese Art from Australian Collections by James Bennett and Amy Reigle Newland
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Review: book: Wild Design - ecofriendly innovations inspired by nature by Alan Marshall and Back to the City - Strategies for Informal Urban Interventions Edited by Steffen Lehmann

