October 2002 Issue 154

1 A white field on the Moon Plain: Matej Andraz Vogrincic: Sarah Thomas 2 Art round-up: Tasmania: Jane Rankin-Reid 3 Dear Hilary 4 Ginger Riley: Judith Ryan 5 I am not sorry: Beyond Capricornia: Brenda L Croft 6 Ripping the heart out of the islanD: … — **1 A white field on the Moon Plain: Matej Andraz Vogrincic: Sarah Thomas**
**2 Art round-up: Tasmania: Jane Rankin-Reid**
**3 Dear Hilary**
**4 Ginger Riley: Judith Ryan**
**5 I am not sorry: Beyond Capricornia: Brenda L Croft**
**6 Ripping the heart out of the islanD: Michael Denholm**
**7 Sculpture in the desert: Broken Hill: Jeremy Eccles**
**8 Seeing the Centre: The art of Albert Namatjira: Christine Nicholls**
**9 The ghost in the machine: Robert KlippeL: Michael Desmond**
**10 The Milky Way Dreaming: Norah Napaljarri Nelson's floor mosaic: Patrick Hutchings**

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