July 2007 Issue 201

1 Editorial Deborah Clark2 Stop Press; Going Dutch, In Britain, Australian living treasures, Running AFTRS — **1 Editorial Deborah Clark**
**2 Stop Press; Going Dutch, In Britain, Australian living treasures, Running AFTRS**

3 Hall of mirrors: Anne Zahalka portraits 1987-2007: OLIVIA POLONI, MelbourneAnne Zahalka, The girls #2, 2007, type C photograph — 3 Hall of mirrors: Anne Zahalka portraits 1987-2007: OLIVIA POLONI, *Melbourne*
Anne Zahalka, *The girls #2*, 2007, type C photograph

4 Hany Armanious: Morphic resonance: ALISON KUBLER, BrisbaneHany Armanious, Selflok, 1994-2001, hotmelt, mixed media. The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery Collection. Courtesy of the artist and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney — 4 Hany Armanious: Morphic resonance: ALISON KUBLER, *Brisbane*
Hany Armanious, *Selflok,* 1994-2001, hotmelt, mixed media. The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery Collection. Courtesy of the artist and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

5 Winners are grinners, PerthDavid Griggs, Gacy habitat, 2005, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Courtesy of the artist and Kaliman Gallery, Sydney — 5 Winners are grinners, *Perth*
David Griggs, *Gacy habitat,* 2005, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Courtesy of the artist and Kaliman Gallery, Sydney

6 Letter from New York: DENISE GREENSol LeWitt, Curved wall with towers, 2005. Madison Square Park, New York. Courtesy of the Madison Square Park Conservancy — **6 Letter from New York: DENISE GREEN**
Sol LeWitt, *Curved wall with towers*, 2005. Madison Square Park, New York. Courtesy of the Madison Square Park Conservancy

**7 The Idea, the Universal and the global: two days in Paris: IAN MCLEAN**

8 Mixed commotions: Turbulence: the 3rd Auckland Triennial: JOHN HURRELLJulian Hooper, Liliu (detail), 2006, various media on paper. Courtesy of the artist and Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland — **8 Mixed commotions: Turbulence: the 3rd Auckland Triennial: JOHN HURRELL**
Julian Hooper, *Liliu* (detail), 2006, various media on paper. Courtesy of the artist and Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland

9 Urs Fischer: a surprising twist on Cockatoo Island: GINA FAIRLEY, SydneyUrs Fischer, Installation (detail), 2007, Cockatoo Island, Sydney. Courtesy of the artist and Kaldor Art Projects. Photo Jenny HarE — 9 Urs Fischer: a surprising twist on Cockatoo Island: GINA FAIRLEY, *Sydney*
Urs Fischer, *Installation (*detail), 2007, Cockatoo Island, Sydney. Courtesy of the artist and Kaldor Art Projects. Photo Jenny HarE

10 Leigh Hobba – The space of presence in Hobart: BEC TUDORLeigh Hobba, Still from This is a song about Hobart and some of the people who live here, 1982, performance, Hobart — **10 Leigh Hobba – The space of presence in Hobart: BEC TUDOR**
Leigh Hobba, Still from *This is a song about Hobart and some of the people who live here*, 1982, performance, Hobart

11 The king of quirk: Stephen Birch: Looking out my back door: ADAM GECZY, SydneyStephen Birch, Untitled, 2005, fibreglass, polyurethane, acrylic, oil paint, hair, two parts. Photo Stephen Birch — 11 The king of quirk: Stephen Birch: Looking out my back door: ADAM GECZY, *Sydney*
Stephen Birch, *Untitled,* 2005, fibreglass, polyurethane, acrylic, oil paint, hair, two parts. Photo Stephen Birch

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