December 1988 Issue 17

1 a new wing for the art gallery of nsw: jenny towndrow2 an australian contribution to british art?: bernard smith3 australian decorative arts, 1788-1985: michael bogle, canberra4 australian decorative arts, 1985-1988: julie ewington5 for criticism:… — **1 a new wing for the art gallery of nsw: jenny towndrow**
**2 an australian contribution to british art?: bernard smith**
3 australian decorative arts, 1788-1985: michael bogle, *canberra*
**4 australian decorative arts, 1985-1988: julie ewington**
**5 for criticism: a reply: terry smith**
**6 bilas: art from papua new guinea: christopher allen**
**7 japonisme in japan: humphrey mcqueen**
8 fire, death and destruction: memory holloway, *new york*
9 grounds for meaning: christopher heathcote, *melbourne*
**10 insular expressions: art in hong kong: david clarke**
**11 artnotes - british art fair, south-east asia report, wanted: your old materials, conservators meet, australian art in china, a handful of exhibitions: a few talks more**
**12 correspondence**
**13 book review: an imbalance corrected: mary eagle**
**14 book review: bluebeard: john mcdonald**
**15 aboriginal art exhibitions and sales: jennifer isaacs**
**16 salerooms: cup week sales: charles nodrum**
**17 arts law: reconciling commercial and residential leases for the artist: david shannon**

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