Ausgraph 90 Arts and Video Show

10th Birthday Issue

Vol 10 no 4, 1990

Artlink's 10th birthday issue. Under scrutiny Sydney Biennale, Sculpture Triennial, Adelaide Biennial, art and the media, Artists Week and the art market. Also - is there a feminist architecture? Misreading Soviet art, visiting Vietnam and artificial intelligence. a good read! Reviews

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Article Index

Articles in this issue

Artist profile: The Route You Take...
Book review: Art and Architecture Thesaurus
Editorial: It's on Disc! Magazine Production on the Desktop
Feature: A Critical Evaluation of the First Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art
Feature: Art in Space
Feature: Art in Vietnam Now
Feature: Artists Week
Feature: Arts on the ABC: Chris Westwood and the New Deal for Radio National and ABC FM
Feature: Ausgraph 90 Arts and Video Show
Feature: Biennale of Sydney Authority = Potential
Feature: Contemporary Soviet Art
Feature: Fred Truck's ArtEngine
Feature: Getting the Picture? The Visual Arts in Australia in the Electronic Media
Feature: Looking Back: A decade of Artlink 1981 -1991
Feature: Quo Vadis Sculputre: The Fourth Australian Sculpture Triennial
Feature: Ripples from the Margin: Refractory Speculations on the Myths of Oz
Feature: The Kakadu National Bank
Feature: The Many Faces of Design
Feature: To Market, To Market: The second Contemporary Art Fair
Feature: Traces of Light: An Interview with Thierry Kuntzel
Feature: Treading Terra Technic
Feature: What It Is Not; Misreading the East
Review: A Lyrical Containment: Sculpture by Nicole Page-Smith
Review: Breaking the Toy
Review: Powder: Four Adelaide Sculptors