May 2003 Issue 159

1 Ian Burn and Imants Tillers in conversation: Introduction by Ann Stephen 2 Blood on the spinifex: Roger Taylor 3 Pierre Bonnard: Observing nature: Richard Larter 4 An inquiring mind: An interview with Rupert Myer: Philippa Kelly 5 Antony Gormley I… — **1 Ian Burn and Imants Tillers in conversation: Introduction by Ann Stephen**
**2 Blood on the spinifex: Roger Taylor**
**3 Pierre Bonnard: Observing nature: Richard Larter**
**4 An inquiring mind: An interview with Rupert Myer: Philippa Kelly**
**5 Antony Gormley Inside Australia, Hilary Maddocks**
**6 Art round-up: Darwin and the Northern Territory: Maurice O'Riordan**
**7 Dear Hilary**
**8 Seven beauties in Albany and Perth: Marie Bonnal**
**9 Ten Days on the Island: Daniel Thomas**

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