July 2004 Issue 171

1 Video hits: Art & music video at the Queensland Art Gallery: ALISON KUBLERKaie Rule, I'm a lover not a dancer,2002, still from video, 4:09 mins. Courtesy of the artist, Palm Pictures and RESFEST. — **1 Video hits: Art & music video at the Queensland Art Gallery: ALISON KUBLER**
Kaie Rule, *I'm a lover not a dancer*,2002, still from video, 4:09 mins. Courtesy of the artist, Palm Pictures and RESFEST.

2 Book Review: Tiepolo’s Cleopatra by Jaynie AndersoN: BERNARD SMITHTiepolo's Cleopatra by Jaynie Anderson. Plagrave Macmillan, 2003, 224 pp RRP $99.00. — **2 Book Review: *Tiepolo’s Cleopatra* by Jaynie AndersoN: BERNARD SMITH**
*Tiepolo's Cleopatra* by Jaynie Anderson. Plagrave Macmillan, 2003, 224 pp RRP $99.00.

3 Printing across borders: the Aar-Paar Project 1: CHAITANYA SAMBRANIAsma Mundhrawala, Poster for the Aar-Paar Project, 2002. — **3 Printing across borders: the Aar-Paar Project 1: CHAITANYA SAMBRANI**
Asma Mundhrawala, Poster for the Aar-Paar Project, 2002.

4 Out of the box: Exhibitions from the archives of the Australian Print Workshop and Studio One in Canberra: PATSY PAYNEToni Robertson, Poster for Studio One, 1983, silkscreen print. Private collection. — **4 Out of the box: Exhibitions from the archives of the Australian Print Workshop and Studio One in Canberra: PATSY PAYNE**
Toni Robertson, Poster for Studio One, 1983, silkscreen print. Private collection.

5 1017 Kelvin - pretty hot! Metis Time: 04: MICHAEL ASCROFTPeter Fitzpatrick, SPIN,2004, video installation with video monitors and LCD projector. Courtesy of the artist and the Canberra Museum and Gallery. — **5 1017 Kelvin - pretty hot! Metis Time: 04: MICHAEL ASCROFT**
Peter Fitzpatrick, *SPIN*,2004, video installation with video monitors and LCD projector. Courtesy of the artist and the Canberra Museum and Gallery.

6 To look within: Self portraits in Australia at the University of Queensland Art Museum: TIMOTHY MORRELLEric Thanke, Self portrait in a borken shaving mirror,, 1945, gouache on paper. Private collection, Geelong, Victoria. — **6 To look within: Self portraits in Australia at the University of Queensland Art Museum: TIMOTHY MORRELL**
Eric Thanke, *Self portrait in a borken shaving mirror,*, 1945, gouache on paper. Private collection, Geelong, Victoria.

7 Craft + design. What’s in a name?: IAN WEREVaisamoa Manoa, Fan, 2003, woven raffia over coconut midrib, dyed feathers. Courtesy of the Queensland Art Gallery.8 The day the art world came to Balgo: JACQUELINE HEALYAt Balgo 4-04: Philomena Baadjo an… — **7 Craft + design. What’s in a name?: IAN WERE**
Vaisamoa Manoa, *Fan*, 2003, woven raffia over coconut midrib, dyed feathers. Courtesy of the Queensland Art Gallery.
**8 The day the art world came to Balgo: JACQUELINE HEALY**
At *Balgo 4-04*: Philomena Baadjo and her family in the exhibition, Helicopter Tjungurrayi in the background. Courtesy of Warlayirti Artiists. Photo Kim Lawler.

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