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This Month's cover :
Cover image: Vernon Ah Kee, Leonard, 2006, acrylic and charcoal on canvas. Courtesy of the artist and Bellas Milani Gallery, Brisbane. On exhibition in Thresholds of tolerance, curated by Caroline Turner and David Williams for the Australian National University School of Art Gallery, Canberra, 10 May to 5 June. Back cover:
Kenny Brown, Muma (Torres Strait Pigeon), 2006, ochre on ironwood. Courtesy of the artist, Jilamara Arts and Craft, Melville Island, Northern Territory and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne. Kenny Brown, Whistling duck (Jurriyi), 2007, ochre on ironwood. Courtesy of the artist, Jilamara Arts and Craft, Melville Island, Northern Territory and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne.
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Issue 200
June 2007
01 EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US!The 200th issue of Art Monthly Australia represents a milestone in Australian art magazine publishing. Our founding editor, Peter Townsend, whose a... more >
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02 STOP PRESS
Grab me a gondolaIf you’ve been on a retreat you may not know that the 52nd International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale opens on 10 June and runs until 21 November. Its theme is more >
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03 Howard Arkley in Sydney CHRISTOPHER CHAPMAN
Howard Arkley, Suburban interior, 1983, synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne, the Baillieu Myer Collection of the 80s. ... more >
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04 The shadow economy JUSTIN PATON
Euan Macdonald, Richard Pryor billboard, 2005, ink on paper. Courtesy of the artist, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney, and Cohan and Leslie, New York. ... more >
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05 Rarrking the sky HETTI PERKINS
Exterior of the Musée du quai Branly, Paris, showing installations by Ningura Napurrula, (Untitled (Wirrulnga) 2005), Gulumbu Yunupingu (Garak, the universe 2006), and Tommy Watso... more >
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06 Arts policies: Where the bloody hell are you? ROWANNE COUCH
It’s an unusual book launch that attracts 500 or so of the great and the good to the penumbral gloom of Sydney’s Seymour Centre on an otherwise insignificant Tuesday evening in April. It’s even mor... more >
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07 Impressions of Australia MICHAEL ROSENTHAL
Frederick McCubbin, The city’s toil, 1887, oil on canvas. Famdal Collection, Sydney. ... more >
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08 Time capsules KATE DAVIDSON
Susan Bright
Art Photography Now
Thames and Hudson, London, 2005 224 pp $79.95
Isobel Crombie
Light Sensitive: Contemporary Australian Photography from... more >
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09 BOOK REVIEW Joan Kerr: A Pictorial Biography,
JOHN THOMPSON
James Semple Kerr
Joan Kerr: A Pictorial Biography, 1938-2004
James Semple Kerr, 2006. Prepared to accompany Joan’s papers to the... more >
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10 Australian gargoyles KYLA WARD
Unknown artists, Gargoyles at the University of Sydney. Courtesy of the University of Sydney. ... more >
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11 Queensland enlightenment DANIEL THOMAS
Lynne Seear & Julie Ewington (eds)
Brought to Light II: Contemporary Australian Art 1966–2006 from the Queensland Art Gallery Collection
Queensland Art Gallery Publishing, 20... more >
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12 The intersubjective space of visual art GAIL HASTINGS
Gail Hastings, missing walls: bureaucracy at work, 2007, oil paint on plywood, watercolour on silk, framed watercolour and lead pencil on paper. Courtesy and copyright of the artist. From ... more >
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