Disintegration
Issue 19:3 | September 1999
Pioneering issue on the concept of disintegration and the new Millennium. Fin de siecle broodings on breakdown, desperation and fracture. Articles explore new technologies in the arts as well as specific regions, Asia and indigenous Australia. Reviews
In this issue
Age and Consent: Ella Dreyfus
Howard Arkley
Decrepitude in Venice
The Future Breed: Creatures and Mad Science
Who's Afraid of the Prosthetic?
Things Falling Apart: The Work of Ian Howard
A Contradiction in Time: Bleak Days After Meltdown
Sorties into the City: The art of Elmer Borlongan and Emmanuel Garibay
Fashion for Civil Disturbance Bandung-Style
Bored with Polite Language: Dissidents and Reformasi
Marginalia: Photography of the Here, Now
Life and Death on Aboriginal Land with Anne Mosey
Naming and Reclaiming: The Searching Eye of Pam Lofts
Taking Control of the Grog: Yuendumu
Traumatising States: Film Reflects Dysfunction
The Story of Wrap me up in Paperbark
TV Docos and Realpolitik
Living out the Abject/Subject
Laughing and Killing: The Guilty Pleasures of Anime
Reconstructing Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Disqualified Knowledges: Insight into Disturbance at Splash
Empire: Michael Riley and Dreams of Return: Michael Buckley
The Silence: Gilles Peres and Roaring Days: Matthew Sleeth
Photo Files ed Blair French
Signs of Life
James Gleeson
Red Contemporary Art Events
Richard Larter
Transit Lounge
Respirare: Sebastion Di Mauro
piVot
Ian Chandler
Jam Factory Biennial 1999
Cache: An Exhibition of Work by Artists from the Letitia Street Studios
50 Reasons: Rox De Luca and Jo Darbyshire
Angela Stewart: Three Women