Artlink 8:2
Issue 8:2 | June 1988
Focus on Aboriginal art practice and maketing | Artists' Week in review: Marcia Langton, Tom Phillips, Paula Dawson | Nikolaus Lang: new works | Donald Brook replies to Victor Burgin | Film & video | David Bradbury | FRAMES | Nick Waterlow on the Australian Biennale
FRONT COVER: Morna Napanangka Wilson; Daisy Napanangka Nelson; Vera Napangardi Wilson; Maggie Napangardi Watson; Ruby and Liddie Napanganka Walker. Dreaming: Yuparli /Bush
Banana) Ywrrampi (Honey Ant) and Kamta (lnititated Women;), 1988, acrylic on canvas. Painting by Warlpiri women who are the traditional custodians of the Bush Banana, Honey Ant and Initiated Women Drearnings near Yuendumu commissioned for the Adelaide Festival exhibition, Painrings Out of tne Desert at the SA Museum. Installation design by David Kerr. Photograph: Michal Kluvanek.
In this issue
Artrave
Art and tec update
A response to Victor Burgin
The Australian Biennale: An interview with Nick Waterlow
Moral truths through music: South of the Border
Powerful emotional dangerous nature sculpture: Nikolaus Lang's recent work
Considering the politics of questioning: A brief summary of Artists' Week
Landscape with figures...? The 1988 Adelaide Festival and Aboriginal art
Aboriginal art in 1988: A complex reality
Time is a great dealer: Artists' Week Adelaide Festival 1988
Paula's pub art: Asking to be taken on faith
The Frames Film Festival
Commodified media: Right Here, Right Now
In and out of Frame
Conversing in Italian: Self Memory and Desire
Let's hear it for the audience