March 2007 Issue 197

1 Where to now? The 5th Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art: CHAITANYA SAMBRANIGussie R Bento [Hawai’I, United States, b1932], Na kalaunu a me na kahili o Kamehameha IV [The crown and the kahili of Kamehameha IV], c1980, kapa kuiki quilt: com… — **1 Where to now? The 5th Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art: CHAITANYA SAMBRANI**
Gussie R Bento [Hawai’I, United States, b1932], *Na kalaunu a me na kahili o Kamehameha IV [The crown and the kahili of Kamehameha IV],* c1980, kapa kuiki quilt: commercial cotton cloth, synthetic batting with hand appliqué and contour quilting. Collection of the artist

2 Cinema (and post-cinema) effects in APT5: ADRIAN MARTINBeck Cole [Australia, b1975, Warramungu/Luritja people] Production still from The Lore of Love, 2005, Digital Betacam, 25 minutes, colour, stereo, Australia, Pintupi, Warlpiri, Luritja and Eng… — **2 Cinema (and post-cinema) effects in APT5: ADRIAN MARTIN**
Beck Cole [Australia, b1975, Warramungu/Luritja people] Production still from *The Lore of Love*, 2005, Digital Betacam, 25 minutes, colour, stereo, Australia, Pintupi, Warlpiri, Luritja and English. Image courtesy of CAAMA Productions and the artist

3 The Queensland Art Gallery & its Gallery of Modern Art: DANIEL THOMASInstallation view in December 2006 of the Gallery of Modern Art, Indigenous Australian Art Collection display, GoMA level 3, Gallery 3.2. The photograph shows work by artists… — **3 The Queensland Art Gallery & its Gallery of Modern Art: DANIEL THOMAS**
Installation view in December 2006 of the Gallery of Modern Art, Indigenous Australian Art Collection display, GoMA level 3, Gallery 3.2. The photograph shows work by artists including Thancoupie [Australia, b1937, Thainakuith people]; Emily Evans [Australia, b1975, Lardil language group]; Queenie McKenzie [Australia 1915-1998, Kija (Gidja)/Nakarra language group]; Ron Yunkaporta [Australia b1956, Wik-Ngathan language group]; Joe Ngallametta [Australia 1945-2005, Kugu Muminh/Kugu Uwanh language group]; Michael Boiyool Anning [Australia, b1955, Yidinyji language group]; and Desley Henry [Australia 1951-2005, Jirrbal language group]

4 Impressionism to Pop Art: The international art rehang at the National Gallery of Australia: JOHN MCPHEEPablo Picasso, Nature morte au masque, 4 mars 1937 [Still-life with mask, 4 March 1937],1937, cardboard, metal, wood, string, oil paint and san… — **4 Impressionism to Pop Art: The international art rehang at the National Gallery of Australia: JOHN MCPHEE**
Pablo Picasso, *Nature morte au masque, 4 mars 1937 [Still-life with mask, 4 March 1937],*1937, cardboard, metal, wood, string, oil paint and sand on canvas. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

5 Art from the future: Alberto Giacometti and James Angus: CHRISTOPHER CHAPMANAlberto Giacometti, Project for a book IV [Projet pour un livre IV], 1951, lithographic crayon. Marguerite and Aimé Maeght Foundation, Saint-Paul. Gift of Marguerite and A… — **5 Art from the future: Alberto Giacometti and James Angus: CHRISTOPHER CHAPMAN**
Alberto Giacometti, *Project for a book IV [Projet pour un livre IV],* 1951, lithographic crayon. Marguerite and Aimé Maeght Foundation, Saint-Paul. Gift of Marguerite and Aimé Maeght, 1974. © Alberto Giacometti/ADAGP. Licensed by Viscopy, Sydney, 2006

6 The Singapore Biennale 2006: Belief: GINA FAIRLEYmran Qureshi, Wuzu 2, 2006, painting installation, at Masjid Sultan, Singapore Biennale 2006 (detail). Photo: courtesy of Gina Fairley7 Getting to know the Latin neighbours: The South Project: KEVIN… — **6 The Singapore Biennale 2006: Belief: GINA FAIRLEY**
mran Qureshi, Wuzu 2, 2006, painting installation, at Masjid Sultan, Singapore Biennale 2006 (detail). Photo: courtesy of Gina Fairley
**7 Getting to know the Latin neighbours: The South Project: KEVIN MURRAY**
8 Book review: *CLIVE FARO*
Jill Julius Matthews, *Dance Hall and Picture Palace: Sydney’s romance with modernity*

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