Issue 4

By Artist Profile

| February 2, 2008

News

Brief
Deadlines

Profiles

Nigel Milsom
Sangeeta Sandrasegar
Euan Macleod
Sara Hughes
Robert Juniper
Isidro Blasco
Emma Walker
Dadang Christanto
Enrique Martinez Celaya
Michael Zavros

Features

Opinion: Sebastian Smee
History: Joy Hester
Opinion: Richard Larter
Institution: Artist Run Initiatives

Process

Exhibition: Biennale of Sydney
Raquel Ormella and TV Moore

Trevor Weekes: On Walton Ford

Process: The Rug Project

Exhibition: The Lost Buddhas
Art Gallery of New South Wales

Perspective: Steve Lopes
Easy On Your Own

Perspective: Joe Frost
Conversations from the Field

Technical: Gouache

Reg Mombassa: On Colin McCahon

Books

Focus: Bill Brown
Wilson Street Gallery

Must See Exhibitions

Final Word: Noel McKenna

Cover Euan Macleod in his studio
Photography Tony Lopes

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