Autumn 2024 Issue 338

1 EDITORIAL: ON ENDURANCE:
HAYLEY MILLAR BAKER AND EMILY MCDANIEL IN CONVERSATION
GUEST EDITORS Hayley Millar Baker and Emily McDaniel

2 **BLACK AND BLUR: LILAH BENETTI**

LILAH BENETTI, FROM THE SERIES *BLACK AND BLUR*, 2024; COMMISSIONED BY PHOTO AUSTRALIA FOR PHOTO 2024 INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY; COURTESY THE ARTIST

3 INCANTATIONS: MAY YOUR INNER TERRAIN BE TENDER:
HANNAH BRONTË
HANNAH BRONTË, *SWELL,* 2021, PRODUCTION STILL (FROM A VIDEO 22SECS DURATION); COURTESY THE ARTIST

4 YOU CAN'T HAVE FEMINIST COALITION WITHOUT JOY:
CARMEN WINANT
CARMEN WINANT, *MY BIRTH*, 2018, INSTALLATION DETAIL, ‘BEING: NEW PHOTOGRAPHY’, THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK, 2018; FOUND PAPERS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS WITH TAPE; DIMENSIONS VARIABLE; COURTESY THE ARTIST

**5 DECARCERATING ARCHIVES: ON OUR TERMS: RAPHAELA ROSELLA**
RAPHAELA ROSELLA AND AMELIA ROSELLA, *MY OTHER HALF*, 2015–23, INSTALLATION VIEW, ‘YOU’LL KNOW IT WHEN YOU FEEL IT’, INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART, MEANJIN/BRISBANE, 2023; COURTESY THE ARTIST; PHOTO: LOUIS LIM

6 RESILIENCE OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT:
HODA AFSHAR WITH HAYLEY MILLAR BAKER
HODA AFSHAR, *UNTITLED #34*, 2020–23, FROM THE SERIES ‘AURA’; COURTESY THE ARTIST

7 NAABAMI (THOU SHALL/WILL): BARANGAROO (ARMY OF ME):
BRENDA L. CROFT
BRENDA L. CROFT, *LINDA II (WIRADJURI),* 2022, DETAIL, FROM THE SERIES ‘NAABAMI (THOU SHALL/WILL SEE): BARANGAROO (ARMY OF ME)’, 2019–22, INKJET PRINT FROM ORIGINAL TINTYPE, WITH ASSISTANCE FROM PRUE HAZELGROVE, 112 X 143 CM; COURTESY AND © THE ARTIST

8 **RRAP TO RRAP: JULIE RRAP IN CONVERSATION WITH JULIE PARR**
JULIE RRAP, *THE OTHER PORTRAIT*, 2021, DIGITAL PRINT, LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE DETAIL, 70 X 73 CM EACH; COURTESY THE ARTIST, ROSLYN OXLEY9 GALLERY, WARRANG/SYDNEY AND ARC ONE GALLERY, NAARM/MELBOURNE

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