June 1989 Issue 21

1 Ruminations on black/white relations and the aboriginal arts board: jennifer isaacs2 visual ecology: paul carter3 my dear humphrey: bernard smith4 tuckson at heide: arriving at the centre: jenny zimmer5 prints and australia: kay vernon6 robert hun… — **1 Ruminations on black/white relations and the aboriginal arts board: jennifer isaacs**
**2 visual ecology: paul carter**
**3 my dear humphrey: bernard smith**
**4 tuckson at heide: arriving at the centre: jenny zimmer**
**5 prints and australia: kay vernon**
6 robert hunter; jillian viva gibb: christopher Heathcote, *melbourne*
7 jelle van den berg; allan mitelman: jacques delaruelle, *Sydney*
8 the state of visual art in s.a.: adrian weston, *adelaide*
**9 the first bharat bhavan international biennial of prints, bhopal, india: stephanie britton**
10 artnotes - mary eagle to curate biennial of contemporary art, award to ken unsworth, work spaces in act, ‘Magiciens de la terre’, arts housing in sydney, good news, rumours, artspace international, judy chicago loss
**11 correspondence**
**12 book review: what are aesthetics?: donald brook**
**13 recent ang acquisitions of contemporary art: john mcphee**
**14 salerooms: works of the 50s come into their own: charles nodrum**
**15 arts law: art as currency: a question of judgment: shane simpson**

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