March 2004 Issue 167

1 Unhurried: Olive Cotton 1911 – 2003: Helen Ennis2 Contemporary crafts: Jane Burns3 Under the skin of history: Scott Redford and Brisbane Conceptualism: Michele Helmrich4 Fear of the dog: Peter Booth: Human/Nature at the NGVA: Mary Eagle5 Caravaggi… — **1 Unhurried: Olive Cotton 1911 – 2003: Helen Ennis**
**2 Contemporary crafts: Jane Burns**
**3 Under the skin of history: Scott Redford and Brisbane Conceptualism: Michele Helmrich**
**4 Fear of the dog: Peter Booth: Human/Nature at the NGVA: Mary Eagle**
**5 Caravaggio’s grace: Darkness & light: Caravaggio & his world:** **Chris Chapman**
**6 John Glover and the natural picturesque: Daniel Thomas**
**7 Kitty Kantilla (Kutuwulumi Purawarrumpatu) c 1928 – 2003:** **Hetti Perkins**
**8. Nora Heysen 1911 – 2003: Catherine Speck**

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