June 2013 Issue 260

1 Louise Bourgeois in Australia: EVE SULLIVANLouise Bourgeois with a work in progress, 2010; photo: Alex Van Gelder — **1 Louise Bourgeois in Australia: EVE SULLIVAN**
Louise Bourgeois with a work in progress, 2010; photo: Alex Van Gelder

2 The Language of the Future: Laurie Anderson @ Samstag: LEANNE AMODEODuets on Ice, 1974-75/2013, performance with violin, ice skates, block ice; photo: Tony Kearney — **2 The Language of the Future: Laurie Anderson @ Samstag: LEANNE AMODEO**
*Duets on Ice*, 1974-75/2013, performance with violin, ice skates, block ice; photo: Tony Kearney

3 Elizabeth Gertsakis: Monet, Man of Flowers: JULIETTE PEERSElizabeth Gertsakis’s Monet, Man of Flowers, installation view Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory, Melbourne, 2009; image courtesy the artist — **3 Elizabeth Gertsakis: Monet, Man of Flowers: JULIETTE PEERS**
Elizabeth Gertsakis’s *Monet, Man of Flowers*, installation view Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory, Melbourne, 2009; image courtesy the artist

4 'Their share of the struggle': innovation & experimentation in desert arts: KIERAN FINNANECurtis Taylor and Lily Hibberd, The Phonebooth project, installation view, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, 2012 /13, as part of the exhibition We Don’t Nee… — **4 'Their share of the struggle': innovation & experimentation in desert arts: KIERAN FINNANE**
Curtis Taylor and Lily Hibberd, *The Phonebooth* project, installation view, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, 2012 /13, as part of the exhibition *We Don’t Need a Map*; image courtesy the artists and FAC

5 Outsider/Insider: The Art of Gordon Bennett: ADAM GECZYOutsider, 1988, oil and synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 290.5 x 179. 5cm; Collection: The University of Queensland, Brisbane — **5 Outsider/Insider: The Art of Gordon Bennett: ADAM GECZY**
*Outsider*, 1988, oil and synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 290.5 x 179. 5cm; Collection: The University of Queensland, Brisbane

6 Jeff Wall: Looking at the unseen: JOHN BARRETT-LENNARDJeff Wall, The Destroyed Room, 1978, transparency in light box, 159 x 234cm; image courtesy and © the artist — **6 Jeff Wall: Looking at the unseen: JOHN BARRETT-LENNARD**
Jeff Wall, *The Destroyed Room*, 1978, transparency in light box, 159 x 234cm; image courtesy and © the artist

7 Walk the Talk: the politics of artists who write: MARK TITMARSHMark Titmarsh, ‘art landscape’ diagram, undated; image courtesy the artist — **7 Walk the Talk: the politics of artists who write: MARK TITMARSH**
Mark Titmarsh, ‘art landscape’ diagram, undated; image courtesy the artist

8 Art you can Believe in: Mindworms of political art: ALAN GILMOURStill from the film La Haine [Hatred], 1995, directed by Mathieu Kassovitz — **8 Art you can Believe in: Mindworms of political art: ALAN GILMOUR**
Still from the film *La Haine* [*Hatred*], 1995, directed by Mathieu Kassovitz

9 Two Generations: viewing OzZhu Yu at Ningaloo Station, WA; image courtesy Catherine Croll — **9 Two Generations: viewing Oz**
Zhu Yu at Ningaloo Station, WA; image courtesy Catherine Croll

10 Through the door: a dark and dense terrain: Falling, Yarra Sculpture Gallery: MICHELLE CULPITTImages of Falling (exhibition) and Myoclonic (related performance), collaborative performance/installation by Annee Miron, Anna Brownfield, Favela Vera … — **10 Through the door: a dark and dense terrain: Falling, Yarra Sculpture Gallery: MICHELLE CULPITT**
Images of *Falling* (exhibition) and *Myoclonic* (related performance), collaborative performance/installation by Annee Miron, Anna Brownfield, Favela Vera Ortiz and Sanna From; Yarra Sculpture Gallery, Abbotsford, 2013; image courtesy the artists

11 Through the Kunai Grass, Portraits of New Guinea Highlands 1951-53, Berndt Museum: EMILIA GALATISPortrait of a young man holding bow and arrows, near Kainantu, Eastern Central Highlands PNG, 1951 — **11 Through the Kunai Grass, Portraits of New Guinea Highlands 1951-53, Berndt Museum: EMILIA GALATIS**
Portrait of a young man holding bow and arrows, near Kainantu, Eastern Central Highlands PNG, 1951

12 Out of the (wonder) box: Chris Ware's Building Stories: CEFN RIDOUTChris Ware, Building Stories, Pantheon Books, New York, 2012, 260pp, rrp$55; ISBN: 9780375424335 — **12 Out of the (wonder) box: Chris Ware's Building Stories: CEFN RIDOUT**
Chris Ware, *Building Stories*, Pantheon Books, New York, 2012, 260pp, rrp$55; ISBN: 9780375424335

13 Renata Buziak: Afterimage: ANNE KIRKERVictoria Garnons-Williams and various authors, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane, Australia, 2010, hardback, dual language: English and Polish; 48pp; rrp$35; ISBN: 9780975772065 — **13 *Renata Buziak: Afterimage:* ANNE KIRKER**
Victoria Garnons-Williams and various authors, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane, Australia, 2010, hardback, dual language: English and Polish; 48pp; rrp$35; ISBN: 9780975772065

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