June 2005 Issue 180

1 BOOK REVIEW - Dalí: The Centenary Retrospective, Dawn Ades REVIEWED by ADAM JASPER SMITHThames & Hudson, 2004, 608 pp $135.00 RRP — **1 BOOK REVIEW - *Dalí: The Centenary Retrospective*, Dawn Ades REVIEWED by ADAM JASPER SMITH**
Thames & Hudson, 2004, 608 pp $135.00 RRP

2 BOOK REVIEW: Degenerates and Perverts: The 1939 Herald Exhibition of French and British Contemporary Art, Eileen Chanin and Stephen Millar, with Judith Pugh REVIEWED by MARTIN TERRYThe Miegunyah Press, 2005, 306 ppm /$69.95 RRP3 BOOK REVIEW: New A… — **2 BOOK REVIEW: *Degenerates and Perverts: The 1939 Herald Exhibition of French and British Contemporary Art*, Eileen Chanin and Stephen Millar, with Judith Pugh REVIEWED by MARTIN TERRY**
The Miegunyah Press, 2005, 306 ppm /$69.95 RRP
**3 BOOK REVIEW: *New Art in the 60s and 70s: Redefining Reality*, Anne Rorimer REVEIEWED by MICHAEL DESMOND**
Thames & Hudson, 2004, 304 pp $50.00 RRP

4 BOOK REVIEW: EXTREME BODIES, Francesca Alfano Miglietti (FAM) REVIEWED by HELEN MCDONALDSkira, 2003, 254 pp $36.00 RRP5 Artists and the ATO: Two views Good news for artists? by DONALD RICHARDSON Tax is so thrilling: TAMARA WINIKOFF — **4 BOOK REVIEW: *EXTREME BODIES*, Francesca Alfano Miglietti (FAM) REVIEWED by HELEN MCDONALD**
Skira, 2003, 254 pp $36.00 RRP
5 Artists and the ATO: Two views
Good news for artists? by DONALD RICHARDSON Tax is so thrilling: TAMARA WINIKOFF

6 PNG at the ACP: Papua New Guinea in Sydney: KATE DAVIDSONPaul Blackmore, Mudman, Goroka,from the series Images of Papua New Guinea, 204, C-type print. Courtesy of the artist, Stills Gallery, Sydney, and Rapho, Paris — **6 PNG at the ACP: *Papua New Guinea* in Sydney: KATE DAVIDSON**
Paul Blackmore, *Mudman, Goroka,*from the series *Images of Papua New Guinea*, 204, C-type print. Courtesy of the artist, Stills Gallery, Sydney, and Rapho, Paris

7 Theatres of fashion: Vivienne Westwood and Boucher, Watteau and the origin of the Rococo: HANNAH WILLIAMSVivienne Westwood, Corset printed with a detail from Francois Boucher, Daphnis and Chloe (shepherd atching a sleeping shepherdess), from the P… — **7 Theatres of fashion: Vivienne Westwood and Boucher, Watteau and the origin of the Rococo: HANNAH WILLIAMS**
Vivienne Westwood, Corset printed with a detail from Francois Boucher, *Daphnis and Chloe (shepherd atching a sleeping shepherdess)*, from the Portrait collection (Autumn/Winter 1990 - 91)

8 Footnotes matter: Jean Bellette Retrospective: DINAH DYSARTJean Bellette, Still Life with wooden bowl, c1954, oil on hardboard. Collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photo Brenton McGeachie for AGNSW — **8 Footnotes matter: Jean Bellette Retrospective: DINAH DYSART**
Jean Bellette, *Still Life with wooden bowl*, c1954, oil on hardboard. Collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photo Brenton McGeachie for AGNSW

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