Moulding the City to the Desires of Artists

The role of the Australian artist as interpreter and representative of the natural environment is widely celebrated, indeed the pages of Artlink have been regularly devoted to discussion of landscape/ environment/identity.

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My Country and Nocturne Images of Night and Darkness from Colonial to Contemporary

My Country: Abstract Interpretations of the Australian Landscape
La Trobe University Art Museum 3 May -6 June 2002
Curated by Vincent Alessi

Nocturne Images of Night and Darkness from Colonial to Contemporary
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery 23 April - 16 June 2002 and touring throughout 2002-2003
Curated by John Buckley

Juliette Peers

Land, Poetry, Power: Selling Art from the Kimberley and Western Desert

Philippa O'Brien

Turning Artists into Subcontractors: The Artworkers Alliance

An enormous pair of demonstrative hands, one lying supplicant the other pointing metaphorically skywards as a physical reminder to 'look to the heavens' past the encroaching skyscrapers at the over-reaching great sky, is the latest addition to the Brisbane CBD streetscape.

Alison Kubler

Lorenna Grant: High Performance

Lorraine Grant

Rodney Glick: Working Smart

Bec Dean

The New Artplace

Andrew Nicholls

On Reflection by Noel Sheridan

Autobiographical book by Noel Sheridan with contributions from Donald Brook, George Alexander and others Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2001, 212pp, colour

Ian Hamilton