Publications
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Locality & Mobility: Australia & South Korea tandem-style
In May 2012, a group of key thinkers in arts from Australia and South Korea gathered together at the invitation of Arts Victoria and the Department of Business…
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Searching for Lemuria: India 2012 and Beyond
Asialink, based at the University of Melbourne is Australia’s leading centre for the promotion of public understanding of Asia and Australia’s…
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Shadowlife
Shadowlife is a significant exhibition that will assist in developing a deeper understanding of contemporary Australian art and the multiplicities of…
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People love to watch: From Mr Rumbold to Julian Assange
Almost forty years ago, a 1974 episode of the British television comedy Are You Being Served? played out in burlesque many of the problems and possible…
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Up Close: Carol Jerrems with Larry Clark, Nan Goldin and William Yang
This publication looks at four of the most influential photographers of the last 40 years, and whose works are steeped in the social, sexual and cultural politics of their time.
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Accumulation: the aesthetics of waste & recycling
At the turn of the 20th century, the French photographer Eugène Atget depicted the figure of the chiffonniers, or ragpickers, to reveal the uneven development of capitalist modernity…
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Fatal Attraction
In 2005, Joe Korp committed suicide on the day his wife, Maria, was buried. Previously, Tania Herman, who was having an affair with Korp, choked Maria in her suburban garage.
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Kathy Temin: Forest of memories
IN 1994, KATHY TEMIN EXHIBITED A Monument to the Birds, a suite of tombstone-like slabs of concrete at the base of a twenty-six-metre-long holly hedge, originally planted as a resting place for birds in…
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Kate Beynon – Auspicious Charms for Transcultural Living
The imagery of the works intends to promote and share `good spirits’ for dealing and living in today’s mixed up world. Kate Beynon