November 2002 Issue 155

1 Art round-up: Brisbane: Timothy Morell 2 Austerity - Excess - Invention the Asia Pacific Triennial 2002: Chaitanya Sambrani 3 Dear Hilary 4 Documenta11 Kassel: Germany: Lisa Byrne 5 Following on: The Myer Report and droit de suite: David Throsby 6… — **1 Art round-up: Brisbane: Timothy Morell**
**2 Austerity - Excess - Invention the Asia Pacific Triennial 2002: Chaitanya Sambrani**
**3 Dear Hilary**
**4 Documenta11 Kassel: Germany: Lisa Byrne**
**5 Following on: The Myer Report and droit de suite: David Throsby**
**6 George Gittoes and the grotesque: Bernard Smith**
**7 Sculpturitis: Benjamin Genocchio**
**8 Two art scenes: some thoughts from the Melbourne Art Fair: Geoffrey Legge**
**9 Walking zero: Nakahashi Katsushige: Kate M Murphy and Erica Seccombe**
**10 What's the point of painting these days?: Adam Geczy**

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