August 2007 Issue 202

**1 STOP PRESS; Arrivals and departures, Dear departed, Reconciling and spending**

2 Gilbert & George: Larger than life: EVE SULLIVAN, LondonGilbert & George, Death, from Death Hope Life Fear, 1984. Tate Gallery, London. Copyright the artists — 2 Gilbert & George: Larger than life: EVE SULLIVAN, *London*
Gilbert & George, *Death*, from *Death Hope Life Fear,* 1984. Tate Gallery, London. Copyright the artists

3 ‘But this is about them, not me’: Brook Andrew: Eye to eye: DAVID HANSEN, MelbourneBrook Andrew, Sexy & dangerous 1, 1996, duraclear mounted on acrylic. Courtesy of the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne — 3 ‘But this is about them, not me’: Brook Andrew: Eye to eye: DAVID HANSEN, *Melbourne*
Brook Andrew, *Sexy & dangerous 1*, 1996, duraclear mounted on acrylic. Courtesy of the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne

4 BOOK REVIEW: Tony Tuckson, TIM FISHERTony Tuckson, Geoffrey Legge, Renée Free, Daniel Thomas and Terence MaloonWatters Gallery for Craftsman House, an imprint of Thames & Hudson, 2006 [new, revised and updated edition] 204 pp $80.00 RRP — **4 BOOK REVIEW: *Tony Tuckson*, TIM FISHER**
*Tony Tuckson,* Geoffrey Legge, Renée Free, Daniel Thomas and Terence Maloon
Watters Gallery for Craftsman House, an imprint of Thames & Hudson, 2006 [new, revised and updated edition] 204 pp $80.00 RRP

5 BOOK REVIEW: Albert Tucker, CHRISTOPHER HEATHCOTEAlbert Tucker, Gavin Fry, Beagle Press, 2006 distributed by Peribo 252 pp $120 RRP — **5 BOOK REVIEW: *Albert Tucker*, CHRISTOPHER HEATHCOTE**
*Albert Tucker,* Gavin Fry, Beagle Press, 2006 distributed by Peribo 252 pp $120 RRP

6 BOOK REVIEW: This is not a photograph BY Pat Brassington, SHAUNE LAKINPat Brassington: This is not a photograph, Anne Marsh, Tasmanian Monograph series, Quintus Publishing, 2006 64 pp $39.95 RRP — **6 BOOK REVIEW: *This is not a photograph* BY Pat Brassington, SHAUNE LAKIN**
*Pat Brassington: This is not a photograph,* Anne Marsh, Tasmanian Monograph series, Quintus Publishing, 2006 64 pp $39.95 RRP

7 Michael Callaghan: A survey 1967-2006: KATIE DYER, WollongongMichael Callaghan, If the unemployed are dole bludgers?, 1979, silkscreen print. Michael Callaghan, Redback Graphix. Client: Steel City Pictures, Wollongong — 7 Michael Callaghan: A survey 1967-2006: KATIE DYER, *Wollongong*
Michael Callaghan, *If the unemployed are dole bludgers?*, 1979, silkscreen print. Michael Callaghan, Redback Graphix. Client: Steel City Pictures, Wollongong

8 Making space: Artist-run initiatives in Victoria: Words on the program, publication and surrounding issues: RACHEL JESSIE-RAE O’CONNORKate Just, Winter, Summer, from her exhibition Wallflower, at The Dolls House, 108 Miller Street, Preston, 8 to 2… — **8 Making space: Artist-run initiatives in Victoria: Words on the program, publication and surrounding issues: RACHEL JESSIE-RAE O’CONNOR**
Kate Just, *Winter, Summer, f*rom her exhibition *Wallflower,* at The Dolls House, 108 Miller Street, Preston, 8 to 25 May

9 BOOK REVIEW Interzone: Media Arts in Australia & Prefiguring Cyberculture: An Intellectual History BY Darren Tofts: RUSSELL SMITHCraftsman House, an imprint of Thames & Hudson, 2005 143 pp $39.95 RRP, Prefiguring Cyberculture: An Intellect… — **9 BOOK REVIEW Interzone: *Media Arts in Australia & Prefiguring Cyberculture: An Intellectual History* BY Darren Tofts: RUSSELL SMITH**
Craftsman House, an imprint of Thames & Hudson, 2005 143 pp $39.95 RRP, *Prefiguring Cyberculture: An Intellectual History,* Darren Tofts, Annemarie Jonson and Alessio Cavallaro (ed), Power Publications, 2002 322 pp $54.95 RRP

10 BOOK REVIEW: At a Distance: Precursors to Art and Activism on the Internet BY Annmarie Chandler and Norie Neumark (ed): MELINDA RACKHAMThe MIT Press, 2005 496 pp $37.95 RRP — **10 BOOK REVIEW: *At a Distance: Precursors to Art and Activism on the Internet* BY Annmarie Chandler and Norie Neumark (ed):** **MELINDA RACKHAM**
The MIT Press, 2005 496 pp $37.95 RRP

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