Emerging Artists
Issue 17:4 | December 1997
Guest editor: Stephanie Radok.
The term "emerging artist" is a red herring of a funding category in suggesting that the needs of emerging artists are so different from those of emerged artists. Like overnight sensations in film or theatre, emerging visual artists may be many years in gestation. This issue of Artlink focuses on emerging artists, as an opportunity to collect and discover/uncover some recent emerging art practices across Australia.
In this issue
The tyranny of paradise or ... On being an emerging artist in Darwin
Ann Newmarch: Ripples in the Global Pond
Quandong Country
Over, Under, Sideways, Down
Emerging Artists: A New Funding for (old) Initiatives
Struggling to be Seen
You be the Chorus: Rites of Passage in a Virtual Art World
Portrait of the Writer as a Young Artist
Changing Cultures and Glittering Prizes
Gallery Dunce: The Skills to Pay the Bills
Threadbare With Flare in the 90s
Formalism Reinvested: Some Emerging Sydney Artists
Studio/Space: Grey Area Art Space Inc.
Talk Artists Initiative
Counter Culture - Emerging Cultural Fusion @ < Project >
Watt Space?
Artist-run Intitiatives in Perth
1st floor
Art On-line: Inciting Hypertension
Storming the Interface: Mindvirus, I/O/D and Deceptive Interaction
Zone Gallery
Finding a Place
Down in the Platform
All about Empire
Going Public...Doin' it in the Street
Emerging from What?
Boomalli Emerging Artists
Between Heaven and Earth
Psycho-Troppo - Unidentifiable Artists in Townsville North Queensland
New Talent
From First Canvas to National Collections in Three Years
Emerging artists in Canberra: Carving Places
Shooting Stars - Brigitte Braun's Artplace
Two Moods of Suburbia: Justene Williams and Tony Schwensen
Plastic Newcastle - The Epicentre of Denial
Katie Moore: Huff
Ricky Swallow: The Lighter Side of the Dark Side
Zoe Sweeney: Subsist - A Cosseted Environment
Megan Keating: Schema
Angela Hutchings
Hatched
Belinda Giddins, Mandy Ridley and Sandra Selig
Impasse: Art in Australia from Colonization to Postmodernism
From first canvas to national collections in three years