Contributors

Stephanie Britton

Adelaide, South Australia

Stephanie Britton founded Artlink in 1981 as a bi-monthly 20-page black and white magazine with the initial aim of providing a national profile for South Australian art, and linking the various contemporary art organisations which existed in Adelaide.
She continues as Executive Editor, writing, editing and mentoring new editors and writers for the quarterly themed national and international journal. As CEO and a Director of Artlink Australia she is responsible for the overall operation of the magazine. She was trained as an artist in South Africa and London, and did postgraduate studies at Flinders University. She has worked as a curator and an organiser of events such as Artists Week of the Adelaide Festival. She was a co-founder of the Australian Network for Art & Technology.

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Articles

Editorial: Design and Creativity
Artlink 9:4
Two artist-run centres in India
Artlink 9:3
Contemporary art in Baroda, India: Part One
Artlink 9:2
Creative solutions at Expo 88
Artlink 8:3
The Australian Biennale: An interview with Nick Waterlow
Artlink 8:2
South Australia rephotographed: Sweet and Gall through broken glass
Artlink 8:1
A persistent vision
Artlink 8:1
Australian Video Festival reviewed: Images of today and tomorrow
Artlink 7:4
News from the National Association for the Visual Arets
Artlink 7:4
ARX: Australia and Regions Artists' Exchange
Artlink 7:4
Musicians at work with new technologies: The ecstatic moments of Robert Lloyd
Art & Technology
Introduction
Art & Technology
Some images from 1986
The Image Issue no 2
Bob Adrian: Appropriating found systems
Interview Issue
Katsuhiko Hibino: Performance and everyday objects
Interview Issue
Miriam Cahn: A female way and a male way
Interview Issue
Bruce McLean: Creating new places for art
Interview Issue
About the image issue
The Image Issue
Intermedia and bi-culturalism
Art in New Zealand and Anzart
Music in Dunedin: Interview with Greg Fox
Art in New Zealand and Anzart
Maria Olsen: No turning back
Art in New Zealand and Anzart
Chronicling the trans-Tasman connection: 1974-1984
Art in New Zealand and Anzart
Art and technology
Art and Technology
Making the School of Art profoundly self-respecting
Artlink 5:1
Live Art: Australian and American Performance Art, edited and published by Anne Marsh and Jane Kent
Artlink 4:4
The 1984 Sydney Biennale
Artists Week Forums 1984
Artists Week Forums - Art Writing
Artists Week Forums 1984
Artists Week 1984
Artlink 3:6
I have to get my rocks off: An interview with Hans Haacke
Artlink 3:5
John Bannon: Justifying public money
Artlink 3:4
Mixing it Anzart-Style
Artlink 3:3
Arbitrary Review: Australian Art Review edited by Leon Paroissien, Warner Associates
Artlink 3:2
Moving Mountains: Peter C. Webb, paintings at the Contemporary Art Society
Artlink 2:3
Other People's Art
Artlink 1:6
Ron Radford replies
Artlink 1:4
On seeing visions: Centenary Show at Art Gallery of SA
Artlink 1:4
Motherhood, be in it
Artlink 1:3
Introduction
Artlink 1:1
Darwin Festival - A Glimpse
Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Australia Asia: Striking Up Conversations
Contemporary Arts of the Region: SE Asia & Australia
Contemporary Arts of the Region: South East Asia and Australia
Contemporary Arts of the Region: SE Asia & Australia
Restored to Life with a Bypass
Art, Architecture & the Environment
Community Architecture: High on People Power, Low on Fossil Fuels
Art, Architecture & the Environment
Eco-design Conference at RMIT
Art, Architecture & the Environment
Art, Architecture and the Environment
Art, Architecture & the Environment
A New Multiculturalism-in-the-Arts Program for South Australia
Arts in a Multicultural Australia
Crossing Cultures in Dance
Arts in a Multicultural Australia
Editor's Note: Sculpture
Dimensions: Sculpture in Australia
Challenge for a new force
Community Arts
State of the Arts in Community Arts - a special 16 page directory to national resources.
Community Arts
Teenage Roadshows Journeys of Discovery
Community Arts
Curbin the Urban
Community Arts
Reflections on Experience
Community Arts
A Selected Book List
Art & Education
Government Help Available
Art & Education
4 Jewellery Co-operatives: On Staying in the Black: Fingers
Thinking Craft, Crafting Thought
4 Jewellery Co-operatives: On Staying in the Black: Fluxus
Thinking Craft, Crafting Thought
It's on Disc! Magazine Production on the Desktop
10th Birthday Issue
Looking Back: A decade of Artlink 1981 -1991
10th Birthday Issue
Power Institute Program on Aboriginal Art in Australian Society
Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Art
Memorial to the Survivors
Art & the Feminist Project
Image Bank: The Feminist Project
Art & the Feminist Project
Update: Projects of Women and Art
Art & the Feminist Project
Bonanza for Creators in Ipswich
The Art of Survival
Pav Offers Sweet Success
The Art of Survival
Noarlunga: Backwater No Longer
The Art of Survival
Sophistication in the Country
The Art of Survival
Good Spot for a Pot Shot
The Art of Survival
Focusing on the River
The Art of Survival
Tickling the Senses in Brunswick St
The Art of Survival
Artists' Park Blooms Again
The Art of Survival
Liverpool Links: Industry and Art
The Art of Survival
Roads, Rates and Renaissance
The Art of Survival
Non-Metro Spaces
The Art of Survival
Furniture, Ceramics: What the Hell, Let's Do It
The Art of Survival
Drawing Wages
The Art of Survival
Surviving the Recession
The Art of Survival
Still Looking at the Billboard
Sydney: The Big Shift
Guide to...Image Bank
Art & Death: Facing Mortality
Culture/Agriculture
Culture/Agriculture
Image Bank: Portraiture
The Face
Electronic Media Collections
Art in the Electronic Landscape
Australia Goes to Samoa: 7th Pacific Festival of the Arts
Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Pacific Wave: A Festival of Pacific Arts
Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Art is Land: Land is Art - Talks with Banduk Marika
Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Tandanya - Captivating Culture
Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Image Bank for Art and the Body - Medical Imaging
Art & Medicine
Festival of the Dreaming
Looking at the Republic
An Australian Head of State - Eureka!
Looking at the Republic
Fire Rituals for Multicultural Times
Public Art in Australia
Who's Selling What to Whom: Australian Dealers Taking Australian Art Overseas
The Big Pond: Australian Artists Overseas
The Future of Art
The Future of Art
Perks Tarnanthi Sheila Foundation