1 Magicians of the Artworld: DONALD BROOKLorene Taurerewa, Ringmaster (detail), charcoal on paper, 150cm x 177.8cm; image courtesy the artist; see p. 32 for full image and related article on Taurerewa’s drawings — **1 Magicians of the Artworld: DONALD BROOK**
Lorene Taurerewa, *Ringmaster* (detail), charcoal on paper, 150cm x 177.8cm; image courtesy the artist; see p. 32 for full image and related article on Taurerewa’s drawings

2 U-Ram Choe at John Curtin University Gallery, Perth: JOHN MATEERU-Ram Choe, Una Lumino Ortus (scientific name: Anmopispl avearium cirripedia URAM, 2009, metallic material, motor, LED, custom CPU board, Polycarbonate , 143 x 130 x 47cm. Image court… — **2 U-Ram Choe at John Curtin University Gallery, Perth: JOHN MATEER**
U-Ram Choe, *Una Lumino Ortus* (scientific name: Anmopispl avearium cirripedia URAM, 2009, metallic material, motor, LED, custom CPU board, Polycarbonate , 143 x 130 x 47cm. Image courtesy the artist and John Curtin Gallery, Perth

3 Stelarc: ASHLEY CRAWFORDStelarc, Ear on Arm, 2011, installation view Lorne Sculpture 2011. Image courtesy the artist and Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne — **3 Stelarc: ASHLEY CRAWFORD**
Stelarc, *Ear on Arm*, 2011, installation view Lorne Sculpture 2011. Image courtesy the artist and Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne

4 Room to breathe: A Way of Calling, Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Melbourne: JAN BRYANTSheila and Nicholas Pye, A Life of Errors, 2006, video still, courtesy the artist and the Curator’s Office, Washington DC — **4 Room to breathe: A Way of Calling, Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Melbourne: JAN BRYANT**
Sheila and Nicholas Pye, *A Life of Errors*, 2006, video still, courtesy the artist and the Curator’s Office, Washington DC

5 Lady Sheila Cruthers (1925–2011): JOHN CRUTHERSLady Cruthers giving a talk on women's art in New York in about 1987, reading from Janine Burke's book Australian women artists 1840-1940 — **5 Lady Sheila Cruthers (1925–2011): JOHN CRUTHERS**
Lady Cruthers giving a talk on women's art in New York in about 1987, reading from Janine Burke's book Australian women artists 1840-1940

6 Syntax of fetish & fashion: Love Lace, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney: ADAM GECZYRichard Nylon, String Pictures with Lenses, 2010, aluminium, rubber, white elastic, steel spring and plastic magnifier lenses, 90 x 106cm. Image courtesy the artists; … — **6 Syntax of fetish & fashion: Love Lace, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney: ADAM GECZY**
Richard Nylon, *String Pictures with Lenses*, 2010, aluminium, rubber, white elastic, steel spring and plastic magnifier lenses, 90 x 106cm. Image courtesy the artists; photo by Powerhouse Museum

7 Fred Williams – The Poetry of Paint: ALAN R. DODGEWeipa III, 1977, gouache on paper. Collection: National Gallery of Austra lia, Canberra. All works this article of work by Fred Williams; all images © e state of Fred Williams — **7 Fred Williams – The Poetry of Paint: ALAN R. DODGE**
*Weipa III*, 1977, gouache on paper. Collection: National Gallery of Austra lia, Canberra. All works this article of work by Fred Williams; all images © e state of Fred Williams

8 Spaced: out West: REBECCA COATESSohan Ariel Hayes & Michael Woodley, Birndi Wirndi – Worlds Apart, 2010, dual channel HD video, PAL. with 2-channel audio, stereo, 14 mins duration archival vi deo, images, text, architectural model (foamcore an… — **8 Spaced: out West: REBECCA COATES**
Sohan Ariel Hayes & Michael Woodley, *Birndi Wirndi – Worlds Apart*, 2010, dual channel HD video, PAL. with 2-channel audio, stereo, 14 mins duration archival vi deo, images, text, architectural model (foamcore and inkjet print), 8 x 3.5m; installation view, *Spaced: art out of place*, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, 2012; image courtesy the artists

9 The Dealer's Hand: Traditions of Representation in Drawings by Lorene Taurerewa 2008 – 2010: WARWICK McLEODLorene Taurerewa, Master of Ceremonies (detail), 2010, charcoal on paper, 149.86 x 203.3cm. Image courtesy the artist — **9 The Dealer's Hand: Traditions of Representation in Drawings by Lorene Taurerewa 2008 – 2010: WARWICK McLEOD**
Lorene Taurerewa, Master of Ceremonies (detail), 2010, charcoal on paper, 149.86 x 203.3cm. Image courtesy the artist

10 Negotiating Home, History and Nation, Singapore Art Museum: MICHELLE ANTOINETTEYee I-Lann, Sulu Stories, 2005, digital print, 13 pieces, variable dimensions. Collection: Singapore Art Museum — **10 Negotiating Home, History and Nation, Singapore Art Museum: MICHELLE ANTOINETTE**
Yee I-Lann, *Sulu Stories*, 2005, digital print, 13 pieces, variable dimensions. Collection: Singapore Art Museum

11 Mildura Palimpsest #8: Collaborators and Saboteurs: MERRYN GATESKen + Julia Yonetani, Still Life: The Food Bowl, Murray River salt, Rio Vista House; image courtesy the artists, photo: Shayne Hill — **11 Mildura Palimpsest #8: Collaborators and Saboteurs: MERRYN GATES**
Ken + Julia Yonetani, *Still Life: The Food Bowl*, Murray River salt, Rio Vista House; image courtesy the artists, photo: Shayne Hill

12 Remembering Tomorrow, As Modern as Tomorrow: Photographers in Postwar Melbourne: CHRISTOPHER HEATHCOTEHelmut Newton, Workmen putting the finishing touches to rear of amenities block, c. 1951–54, gelatin silver photograph, gift of the Shell Compan… — **12 Remembering Tomorrow, As Modern as Tomorrow: Photographers in Postwar Melbourne: CHRISTOPHER HEATHCOTE**
Helmut Newton, *Workmen putting the finishing touches to rear of amenities block*, c. 1951–54, gelatin silver photograph, gift of the Shell Company of Australia, 2005

13 Elan at Benalla Art Gallery: JAN JONESView of Benalla Art Gallery, on the banks of the Broken River, Benalla; gallery designed by Melbourne architects Philip Sargent and Colin Munro — **13 Elan at Benalla Art Gallery: JAN JONES**
View of Benalla Art Gallery, on the banks of the Broken River, Benalla; gallery designed by Melbourne architects Philip Sargent and Colin Munro

14 Surface tension: Brendan Van Hek's light travels: JOHN BARRETT-LENNARDBrendan Van Hek, Maze 4, 2011. Image courtesy the artist and Galerie Düsseldorf, Perth — **14 Surface tension: Brendan Van Hek's light travels: JOHN BARRETT-LENNARD**
Brendan Van Hek, *Maze 4*, 2011. Image courtesy the artist and Galerie Düsseldorf, Perth

15 Clifton Dolliver: Eye Box 2, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork: JONELLE MANIONClifton Dolliver, 'Linkeage', Eye Box 2, 2011, diorama installation; installation view, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork. Image courtesy the artist — **15 Clifton Dolliver: Eye Box 2, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork: JONELLE MANION**
Clifton Dolliver, *'Linkeage', Eye Box 2*, 2011, diorama installation; installation view, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork. Image courtesy the artist

16 Close to Zero: ADRIAN CLEMENTCarl André, The way north, south and west, (uncarved blocks), 1975, Western red cedar, 4 units: 30.5 x 30.5 x 91.5cm each, 91.5 x 1 22 x 152.5cm overall; copyright Carl Andrew, John Kaldor Family Gallery, Art Gallery … — **16 Close to Zero: ADRIAN CLEMENT**
Carl André, *The way north, south and west*, (uncarved blocks), 1975, Western red cedar, 4 units: 30.5 x 30.5 x 91.5cm each, 91.5 x 1 22 x 152.5cm overall; copyright Carl Andrew, John Kaldor Family Gallery, Art Gallery of NSW

17 The Spectacle of Deconstruction: Christian Capurro, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Debra Phillips: ALTAIR ROELANTSChristian Capurro, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Debra Phillips, installation view, BREENSPACE, Sydney, 2011. Image courtesy the artists and BREENSPACE, … — **17 The Spectacle of Deconstruction: Christian Capurro, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Debra Phillips: ALTAIR ROELANTS**
*Christian Capurro, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Debra Phillips*, installation view, BREENSPACE,
Sydney, 2011. Image courtesy the artists and BREENSPACE, Sydney

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