Indigenous: Beauty & Terror
vol 31 no 2, 2011
Guest co-editors Daniel Browning and Stephanie Radok.
A bumper annual survey of current developments and issues in this rich and diverse field. Artlink Indigenous: Beauty and Terror 2011 follows in the footsteps of the groundbreaking blak on blak issue of 2010 with abundant images, profiles of contemporary Indigenous artists, analysis of exhibitions of Aboriginal art in Australia and overseas, and polemics on the politics of Aboriginal art. Writers include Larissa Behrendt, Greg Lehman, Brenda Croft, Ian McLean, Tom Mosby, Margo Neale, Una Rey, Georges Petitjean, Simon Wright and Christian Thompson.
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Networks (cells & silos)
Peta Carlin, ReviewCurator: Geraldine Barlow
MUMA (Monash University Museum of Art)
1 February - 16 April 2011
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Articles in this issue
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Report on Remembering Forward Forum, Cologne
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Victorian Indigenous Art Awards 2011
- Where the Dust Settles
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Artrave: Artrave
- Book review: Paint every hill: Billy Benn
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Editorial: Alive and Kicking
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Editorial: Rewriting the Labels
- ETW: Exhibitions to Watch
- Feature: A Third Path: the Musée des Confluences
- Feature: Aboriginal art at the Vatican
- Feature: Action at Canopy Artspace in Cairns
- Feature: An encounter with the National Galleries
- Feature: Ben McKeown: Sunshine and Lollipops
- Feature: Blandowski's Illustrated Encyclopaedia
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Feature: Branded: The Indigenous Aesthetic
- Feature: CoBra and Aboriginal art at AAMU, Utrecht
- Feature: Darren Siwes: dialogue with Rembrandt
- Feature: Denis Nona: Art Terroir-ist
- Feature: Donning Oxford
- Feature: Elcho Island: Morning Star over London
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Feature: Euraba Paper Company, Boggabilla
- Feature: Fearing Truganini
- Feature: Fiona Foley: Public and Political
- Feature: Jason Wing: In Flight
- Feature: Jo Rootsey: Painting Country
- Feature: Mary Ann Mungatopi's Tiwi Portraits
- Feature: New displays at Pitt Rivers Museum
- Feature: Remembering Forward at the Museum Ludwig
- Feature: Rising Queensland Indigenous artists
- Feature: Romantic Landscapes
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Feature: Sell-Abrasion of our Nations
- Feature: To hold and protect: Mulka at Yirrkala
- Feature: Torres Strait Islander watercolours
- Feature: Trevor Nickolls: Other side Art
- Feature: Why is there a donkey in that painting?
- Feature: Working in Indigenous Art Centres
- Feature: Yalangabara: Art of the Djang'kawu
- Feature: Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route
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Obituary: John Barbour
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Obituary: Ulli Beier
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Related Events: New Exhibitions Projects Initiatives
- Review: Bruce Reynolds: Air Percussion
- Review: Conjure: Zoe Porter
- Review: Dialogues with Landscape
- Review: Dis-covery
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Review: FELTspace Gold
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Review: Ken and Julia Yonetani / Janet Tavener
- Review: Landscapes and Horses: Ivan Durrant
- Review: Networks (cells & silos)
- Review: Paperartzi '11
- Review: Space Antics: Sue Henderson, David Marsden, Penny Mason
- Review: TextaNudes: Arlene Textaqueen
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Review: Tracey Moffatt / Stop(the)Gap /
tall man