April 2007 Issue 198
1 Vivienne Binns in Hobart: DAVID BROKER
Vivienne Binns, Vag dens, 1967, synthetic polymer paint and enamel on composition board. Collection of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
2 Over my shoulder: Nien Schwarz in Perth: ROBERT COOK
Installation view of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts showing the work of Nien Schwarz in Over my shoulder: Requiem for rain on the wall and Woman writing a letter (to Vermeer) on the floor
3 Never do yourself what others can do for you: Pat Hoffie: ROSS WOODROW, Brisbane
Pat Hoffie, After Rodchenko via Samar (Artefact and Ideology), 2002, woven and hand-dyed reed mat. Thanks to the mat weavers of Samar, Santiago Bose
4 1962: DONALD BROOK
5 Book Review: Irony and Subversion in the Politics of Institutional Critique: ANN FINEGAN
Museum Highlights: The Writings of Andrea Fraser
6 The Windsor Group – more than Sunday painters at Hawkesbury Regional Gallery: COURTNEY KIDD
Roderick Shaw, Dick Edwards’s hands, submitted as part of the required works for the NSW Travelling Scholarship (1945), pencil on paper. Collection of Dick and Cynthia Edwards
7 Heaven on earth: Dream on at Hazelhurst: PRUE GIBSON, Sydney
Hot Rod. Collection: Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. Photo Marinco Kojdanovski
8 The Blake Prize for Religious Art looks to the future: ROB DITESSA
Justin O’Brien, The Virgin enthroned, 1951, oil on canvas, triptych. Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria. Winner of the inaugural Blake Prize for Religious Art, 1951
