July 2010 Issue 231

1 Beauty, distance, songs: Surviving the end of Enlightenment: IAN McLEAN 2 Apart, we are together: Adelaide International 2010: JEMIMA KEMP 3 Before and After Science: 2010 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: LESLEY HARDING 4 Deficit thinking in r… — **1 Beauty, distance, songs: Surviving the end of Enlightenment: IAN McLEAN**
**2 Apart, we are together: Adelaide International 2010: JEMIMA KEMP**
**3 Before and After Science: 2010 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: LESLEY HARDING**
**4 Deficit thinking in regional arts culture: KIERAN FINNANE**
**5 Art, Labour, Love: PAT HOFFIE**
**6 Remember to Forget the Congo: ADAM GECZY**
**7 Lost Voices: the artwork of Joy Gregory and Susan Hiller: ALTAIR ROELANTS**
**8 The Smart Touch: CHRISTOPHER HEATHCOTE**
**9 Power of Two: Ruth Waller & Jude Rae: DAVID BROKER**
**10 Shadow play: Neil Emmerson’s recent installations: ANNE KIRKER**
**11 Malthoid assemblages: material as landscape: JENNIFER KALIONIS**
**12 Fair Go – Flagging the Melbourne Art Fair: MAURICE O’RIORDAN**
**13 Em Files: The deathly blooms of Andre Piguet: ASHLEY CRAWFORD**
**14 Letter to the editor: The politics of hanging a picture BOITRAN: HUYNH-BEATTIE**

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