July 2003 Issue 161

1 Ken Unsworth The art of flowers: Survey 1973 - 2003: Richard Moore 2 Art training: Adam Geczy 3 Dear Hilary 4 Encountering Indonesian textiles in Darwin: Joanna Barrkman 5 Feeling the heat at the 50th Venice Biennale: Stephen Naylor 6 Geoffrey Bar… — **1 Ken Unsworth The art of flowers: Survey 1973 - 2003: Richard Moore**
**2 Art training: Adam Geczy**
**3 Dear Hilary**
**4 Encountering Indonesian textiles in Darwin: Joanna Barrkman**
**5 Feeling the heat at the 50th Venice Biennale: Stephen Naylor**
**6 Geoffrey Bardon: An appreciation 1940 - 2003: Paul Carter**
**7 Journeying to other worlds: *Liquid sea* at the Museum of Contemporary Art: Kate Davidson**
**8 Mr Kaldor's feeling for fabric *Journey to now*: John Kaldor art projects and collection: Ian North**
**9 Santiago Bose 1949 - 2002: John Batten**
**10 The opposite of nostalgia: POL: Portrait of a generation and Lewis Morley: *Myself and eye* at the National Portrait Gallery: Russell Smith**

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