September 2005 Issue 183

1 Letter from Indonesia: ALISON CARROLLOn the heritage trail in Yogyakarta. Photo Sulis Indiarto, Australian Embassy, Jakarta — **1 Letter from Indonesia: ALISON CARROLL**
On the heritage trail in Yogyakarta. Photo Sulis Indiarto, Australian Embassy, Jakarta

2 Nike Savvas and Wolfgang Laib at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art: RACHEL JESSIE-RAE O'CONNORNike Savvas, Atomic: Full of love, full of wonder, 2005, installation of coloured polystyrene balls, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary A… — **2 Nike Savvas and Wolfgang Laib at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art: RACHEL JESSIE-RAE O'CONNOR**
Nike Savvas, *Atomic: Full of love, full of wonder*, 2005, installation of coloured polystyrene balls, at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne

3 Sorry Monica, we were not paying attentioN: RICHARD LARTER AND FRANK WATTERSMonika Tichacek, The Shadowers 14, 2004/05, light jet print, Ed 6. Courtesy of the artist and Karen Woodbury Gallery, Melbourne — **3 Sorry Monica, we were not paying attentioN: RICHARD LARTER AND FRANK WATTERS**
Monika Tichacek, *The Shadowers 14*, 2004/05, light jet print, Ed 6. Courtesy of the artist and Karen Woodbury Gallery, Melbourne

4 Australia and New Zealand go to Venice: PETER HILLRicky Swallow [Australia], Salad days [detail], 2005, laminated jelutong, maple. Courtesy of the artist and Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney — **4 Australia and New Zealand go to Venice: PETER HILL**
Ricky Swallow [Australia], *Salad days* [detail], 2005, laminated jelutong, maple. Courtesy of the artist and Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney

5 Andy Warhol's Time Capsules: EVE SULLIVANClark Gable’s shoes and other ephemera from Andy Warhol’s Time Capsule 58 — **5 *Andy Warhol's Time Capsules*: EVE SULLIVAN**
Clark Gable’s shoes and other ephemera from *Andy Warhol’s Time Capsule 58*

6 Letter from New York: Child's play: ANONDA BELLMorton Bartlett, Doll, 1950-65, paint on cast plaster with synthetic hair and fabric. Collection of Dr Siri von Reis — **6 Letter from New York: Child's play: ANONDA BELL**
Morton Bartlett, *Doll*, 1950-65, paint on cast plaster with synthetic hair and fabric. Collection of Dr Siri von Reis

7 Letter from London: SIMEON KRONENBERGLanglands & Bell, domain, 2005, view of installation: wall painting design derived from computer animation projection of internet country codes, water soluble house paint. At Milton Keynes Gallery, Buckingh… — **7 Letter from London: SIMEON KRONENBERG**
Langlands & Bell, *domain*, 2005, view of installation: wall painting design derived from computer animation projection of internet country codes, water soluble house paint. At Milton Keynes Gallery, Buckinghamshire, UK. Photo Jerry Hardman Jones. Courtesy of the artists and Milton Keynes Gallery

8 The coarse and the cleaned: Dutch Masters from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam: DANIEL THOMASRembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, Self-portrait at an early age (Zelfportret op jeugdige leeftijd), c 1629, oil on wood panel. Purchased with aid from the Rembrandt… — **8 The coarse and the cleaned: *Dutch Masters from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam*: DANIEL THOMAS**
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, *Self-portrait at an early age (Zelfportret op jeugdige leeftijd*), c 1629, oil on wood panel. Purchased with aid from the Rembrandt Society, the Photo Commission, the Prince Bernhard Foundation and the Ministry of CRM

9 Diamonds are forever Cape Town: Halfway to Sydney 1788 -1870Artist unknown, Chameleon, from the William Paterson album, 1777–79, watercolour. The Brenthurst Library, Johannesburg — 9 Diamonds are forever *Cape Town: Halfway to Sydney 1788 -1870*
Artist unknown, *Chameleon*, from the William Paterson album, 1777–79, watercolour. The Brenthurst Library, Johannesburg

10 Brian Finemore 1925 - 1975: The first Australian art curator: IAN MACNEILLBrian Finemore, debonair in Collins Street, Melbourne, late 1950s11 Moment of change: The Big Picture of the visual arts and crafts in Australia: DAVID THROSBY — **10 Brian Finemore 1925 - 1975: The first Australian art curator: IAN MACNEILL**
Brian Finemore, debonair in Collins Street, Melbourne, late 1950s
**11 Moment of change: The Big Picture of the visual arts and crafts in Australia: DAVID THROSBY**

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