July 2002 Issue 151

1 A MODERN WARRIOR GIR: KATE BEYNON AND SARAH THOMAS2 BOOKS3 BRUCE ARMSTONG'S EAGLE: TED GOTT AND BRONWEN COLMAN4 CRYPTO REALISM BITTERSWEET: ADAM GECZY5 FABULOUS: 2002 BIENNALE OF SYDNEY: HANNAH FINK6 INDIGENOUS CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY R… — **1 A MODERN WARRIOR GIR: KATE BEYNON AND SARAH THOMAS**
**2 BOOKS**
**3 BRUCE ARMSTONG'S *EAGLE:* TED GOTT AND BRONWEN COLMAN**
**4 CRYPTO REALISM BITTERSWEET: ADAM GECZY**
**5 FABULOUS: 2002 BIENNALE OF SYDNEY: HANNAH FINK**
**6 INDIGENOUS CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: TERRI JANKE**
**7 MUSICAL CHAIRS: DAVID THROSBY**
**8 PASTS PRESENT: MARY ROBERTS**
**9 PETER KENNEDY: JOHN MATEER**
**10 SOMETHING ABOUT SCULPTURE: JASON SMITH**

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