Contributors
James Moss
James Moss lectures in art history and theory at the SA School of Art. He regularly contributes essays, articles and reviews concerning visual art and culture to a range of journals.
Articles
Confounding prejudice: Paul Saint's Goodbye to All That
Artlink 8:4
Let's hear it for the audience
Artlink 8:2
Piano accordions of our dreams: Photographs by Boyd Webb
Artists' Week Adelaide 1986
Common Ground/Personal I: Contemporary South Australian photographers
Artlink 5:5
Performances at Anzart: A description
Art in New Zealand and Anzart
Shades of Dark, Photography by Alan Cruickshank
Artlink 4:6
P.R. 4 V.A.T.
Artlink 4:1
An open letter to John Bannon, Minister for the Arts
Artlink 3:5
Unknown Worker in Art: Alan Lukey
A retrospective survey of the work of Alan Lukey who died in 2003 aged 51 organised by fellow artist John Foubister with the help of Jill Lukey was shown at New Land Gallery in Port Adelaide, 21 April to 10 June 2007. Lukey was a South Australian artist who painted abstract and meditative works and lived on the Fleurieu Peninsula between 1977 and 2003. He also made public art works often in the shape of waves.
Work
A Manifesto of Arrival and Understanding
Exhibition review Paintings: Zhong Chen
Adelaide Central Gallery,
South Australia
7 March - 20 April 1997
Art & Medicine