July 1989 Issue 22

1 Artists in the forests: Virginia Milson and John coburn2 australian perspecta 89: anthony bond3 historicism & spiritualism: marco marcon4 film as art or art as film: film and video at perspecta: noelle Janaczewska5 re-writing the seventies - t… — **1 Artists in the forests: Virginia Milson and John coburn**
**2 australian perspecta 89: anthony bond**
**3 historicism & spiritualism: marco marcon**
**4 film as art or art as film: film and video at perspecta: noelle Janaczewska**
**5 re-writing the seventies - the melbourne experience: charles green**
**6 the moment of re-assessment: Rosemary adam**
7 wanted a little bit of incoherence: christopher heathcote, *melbourne*
8 gareth sansom, fiona hall etc: christopher allen, *sydney*
9 vida lahey; salle de reconnaissance: kate ravenswood, *brisbane*
**10 Sculpture at mt gambier: pam zeplin**
11 the grand louvre: deke dusinberre, *paris*
12 Artnotes - tax and the arts, recent agwa acquisitions, jack manton exhibition, critical-writer-in-residence, overseas residencies, ipex plumbing award, move for gallery, queensland gallery buys promised gifts, araluen festival, ici collection at ballarat, design museum london, close shave for critic, a bicentennial revisited, international master print fair, artbank enters corporate market
**13 correspondence**
**14 more on fuller: neil brown**
**15 allen on brauer on allen on fuller: christopher allen**
**16 book review: cultivating the country: david dolan**
**17 salerooms: what’s been happening to lawson’s: Tony Palmer**
**18 arts law: the murray case of 1989: a tax victory for the arts: barry moore**

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