World Food Books

Cosmos
curated by John Nixon

1989, English
Softcover, 26 pages, 21 x 14.8 cm
John Nixon hand-painted monochrome covers,
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by City Gallery / Melbourne

$160.00 - Out of stock

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Rare copy of John Nixon's hand-painted monochromatic catalogue, published in 1989 on the occasion of the exhibition Nixon curated for the City Gallery, Melbourne. In stiff card wrappers painted in royal blue by John, the catalogue presents the work of Micky Allan, Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa, Eugene Carchesio, Peter Cripps, Dale Frank, Melinda Harper, Tim Johnson, John Nixon, Rose Nolan, Robert Owen, Stieg Piersson, Billy Stockman Tjapaltjarra, Johnny Warangkula Tjupurrula, Jimmy Wululu, John Young.

"Our Commune: With a multitude of visions they have moved beyond the circle into the centre of the universe (into the world of 'non-objectivity'). Into a journey outward (with spiritual, cosmic, constructivist, materialist, simulative, dreaming, conceptual and formal endeavours) and into the worlds of the Cosmos;
the worlds of Abstractions Utopia."—John Nixon, July 1987

As New.

File under: John Nixon Johnny Warangkula Tjupurrula Jimmy Wululu Niwuda Billy Stockman Tjapaltjarri Micky Allan Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa Eugene Carchesio Peter Cripps Dale Frank Melinda Harper Tim Johnson Rose Nolan Robert Owen Stieg Piersson John Young City Gallery / Melbourne Art Australian Art Minimal Art Out-of-print / Rare Painting Group Shows / Collections

Peter Cripps Interviews...
Robert MacPherson, Peter Tyndall, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Tim Johnson, Geoff Lowe, Bronwyn Clark-Coolee, Scott Redford, Mark Webb

1987, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 40 pages, 21 x 15 cm
Ed. of 250 copies,
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by IMA / Brisbane

$55.00 - In stock -

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Now scarce, historical publication, from a series published by the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, in 1986—1987, initiated and handsomely designed by (then) IMA director Peter Cripps and typeset by Ian Hodgkiss, in an edition of only 250 copies each. Peter Cripps Interviews... (edited by Peter Cripps) comprises nine short interviews with eight artists (Robert MacPherson, Peter Tyndall, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Tim Johnson, Geoff Lowe, Bronwyn Clark-Coolee, Scott Redford, Mark Webb) who had all exhibited at the IMA, and one with curator Robyn McKenzie, whose exhibition "The Gothic: Perversity and Its Pleasure" was held at the institute in 1986. Includes source references.

VG copy, moderate cover age, light tanning.

File under: Robert MacPherson Peter Tyndall Vivienne Shark LeWitt Tim Johnson Geoff Lowe Bronwyn Clark-Coolee Scott Redford Mark Webb Robyn McKenzie IMA / Brisbane Australian Art Painting Conceptual Art Theory / Essay Out-of-print / Rare Art Sculpture / Installation Minimal Art Curatorial Group Shows / Collections

Three Visions of Emptiness
Buddhism & the Art of Tim Johnson, Lindy Lee and Peter Tyndall

2011, English
Softcover, 46 pages, 24 x 21.5 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by Monash University Museum of Art / Melbourne

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Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition Three Visions of Emptiness: Buddhism & the Art of Tim Johnson, Lindy Lee and Peter Tyndall, Monash University Museum of Art, 2011, curated by Linda Michael. Illustrated throughout with the works of the artists, with accompanying texts by Adele Hulse and Linda Michael.

VG—NF copy.

File under: Tim Johnson Lindy Lee Peter Tyndall Linda Michael Adele Hulse Monash University Museum of Art / Melbourne Conceptual Art Art Out-of-print / Rare Group Shows / Collections Australian Art Painting

THE FIELD NOW

1984, English
Softcover, 52 pages, 20 x 22 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / good
Published by Heide Museum of Modern Art / Victoria

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Catalogue published in the occasion of the exhibition "THE FIELD NOW" held at Heide Park and Art Gallery, Bulleen, September 4 - October 21 1984, curated by Sue Cramer.

Features the work of Art & Language, Robert Hunter, Tim Johnson, David Aspden, Col Jordan, Sydney Ball, Michael Kitching, Tony Bishop, Allun Leach-Jones, Alan Oldfield, Peter Booth, Paul Partos, Gunter Christmann, John Peart, Tony Coleing, Dale Hickey, Ron Robertson-Swann, James Doolin, Robert Rooney, Udo Sellbach, Dick Watkins, Robert Jacks.

"Controversy inevitably surrounds large contemporary group exhibitions which demonstrate a curatorial bias. The Field, the inaugural exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1968 and shown afterwards at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, was no exception.
Now, some sixteen years later, this exhibition The Field Now has been conceived in order to look again at the current work of artists who were selected for the earlier exhibition.
From the original forty artists (two of whom are now deceased) there are twenty-four contributing to The Field Now. From the remaining fourteen there are some, Clement Meadmore being the most notable,
who have achieved significant reputations and are not included because for various reasons it was not possible to show their work at this time. Thus, while the criteria for the choice of artists to be included in this exhibition were predetermined by such factors, The Field Now is not
visually dependent upon knowledge of the earlier exhibition. It can be viewed as a group exhibition of contemporary work by artists who have been consistently involved in making artworks during the last
two decades.
However, while this catalogue documents the current exhibition it also provides a forum for a contemporary discussion of The Field, the broader issues associated with the period of Australian art which that exhibition exemplified, and subsequent developments." - excerpt from foreword by Maudie Palmer

Texts by curator Sue Cramer, director Maudie Palmer, artists Ian Burn and Nigel Lendon, and writers John Stringer and Patrick McCaughey. Includes bibliographical references and full colour catalogue of works exhibited.

Good copy due to a knocked bottom spine corner, affecting front cover/spine, otherwise Near Fine.

File under: Robert Hunter Tim Johnson David Aspden Col Jordan Sydney Ball Michael Kitching Tony Bishop Alan Oldfield Peter Booth Paul Partos Gunter Christmann John Peart Tony Coleing Dale Hickey Ron Robertson-Swann James Doolin Robert Rooney Udo Sellbach Dick Watkins Robert Jacks Art & Language Alun Leach-Jones Sue Cramer Ian Burn John Stringer Patrick McCaughey Maudie Palmer Heide Museum of Modern Art / Victoria Art Painting Australian Art Theory / Essay Out-of-print / Rare Conceptual Art Minimal Art Group Shows / Collections

The Situation Now: Object and Post-Object Art?
Curated by Terry Smith and Donald Brook

1971, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 42 pages, 43 x 24 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by C.A.S. Gallery / Sydney

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Very rare, important publication distributed on the occasion of the exhibition "The Situation Now: Object and Post-Object Art", 16 July—6 August 1971, Central Street Gallery, Sydney, NSW. Curated by Terry Smith and Donald Brook, The Situation Now: Object and Post-Object Art, was a survey exhibition of conceptual and experimental works in Australia, sponsored by the Contemporary Art Society (CAS) held at Central Street. Artists in the exhibition: David Aspden, Michael Johnson, Trevor Vickers, Guy Stuart, Aleksander Danko, Nigel Lendon, Tony Coleing, Ti Parks, Clive Murray-White, Bill Gregory, Robert Hunter, Optronic Kinetics (Bert Flugelman, Jim McDonnell, David Smith), Tim Johnson, Simon Close, Robert Rooney, Dale Hickey, Neil Evans, Ian Burn and Mel Ramsden; with further contributions by Peter Kennedy, Mike Parr, Noel Hutchison, Bruce Pollard, Terry Smith, Donald Brook, Joel Fisher.

"THIS EXHIBITION has been put together less as a display of merely good and/or interesting art (although we think it is that), but more as a series of statements which amount to an argument about the nature of the most recent changes in art."

The staple-bound, stamped publication acts as a catalogue and reader, consisting of of discussions, interviews and artist statements, providing a deeper understanding of the various conceptual operations of these contemporary Australian artists and contributors, and important projects they were associated with (Inhibodress, Pinacotheca, Tin Sheds Art Workshop, Art & Language, et al.).

Very Good copy with some tanning to the edges and light wear.

File under: Art & Language David Aspden Michael Johnson Trevor Vickers Guy Stuart Aleksander Danko Nigel Lendon Tony Coleing Ti Parks Clive Murray-White Bill Gregory Robert Hunter Optronic Kinetics (Bert Flugelman Jim McDonnell David Smith) Tim Johnson Simon Close Robert Rooney Dale Hickey Neil Evans Ian Burn Mel Ramsden Peter Kennedy Mike Parr Noel Hutchison Bruce Pollard Terry Smith Donald Brook Joel Fisher C.A.S. Gallery / Sydney Australian Art Conceptual Art Minimal Art Out-of-print / Rare Art Painting Sculpture / Installation

Recent Australian Art

1973, English
Softcover, 96 pages, 18.5 x 18 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by Art Gallery of New South Wales / Sydney

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Catalogue published on the occasion of the major exhibition "Recent Australian Art" held at Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 18 October-18 November 1973, featuring new work (created between 1970-1973) by close to 50 Australian artists, including many of 'The Field' artists. Each exhibited artist is profiled with a photographic portrait, potted history and blck and white reproductions of their work. Includes a foreword by Peter Laverty, Director, Art Gallery of New South Wales, and introduction by Frances McCarthy and Daniel Thomas.

Artists: Robert Hunter, Mel Ramsden, Ian Burn, Dick Watkins, Robert Rooney, Aleks Danko, Ewa Pachuka, Ti Parks, John Firth-Smith, Robert Jacks, Tim Johnson, Robert Hunter, Victor K, Donald Laycock, Mike Parr, Peter Kennedy, Paul Partos, Nigel Lendon, Rollin Schlicht, Alberr Shomaly, Guy Frank Stuart, William Anderson, David Aspden, Jonas Balsaitis, Peter Booth, Robert Boynes, Mike Brown, Tim Burns, Gunter Christmann, William Delafield Cook, John Davis, Bill Clements, Tony Coleing, Ross Grounds, Dale Hickey, Ian Howard, Noel Hutchison, Tony Kirkman, Richard Larter, Donald Laycock, Tony McGillick, Alan Oldfield, John Peart, Peter Powditch, Ron Robert-Swann, Rollin Schlicht, Alberr Shomaly, Guy Stuart, Michael Taylor, Imants Tillers, Tony Tuckson.

Very Good copy, light cover wear and tanning.

File under: Robert Hunter Mel Ramsden Ian Burn Dick Watkins Robert Rooney Aleks Danko Tony McGillick John Firth-Smith Robert Jacks Tim Johnson Victor K Donald Laycock Mike Parr Peter Kennedy Paul Partos Rollin Schlicht Alberr Shomaly Guy Frank Stuart Ti Parks Nigel Lendon William Anderson David Aspden Jonas Balsaitis Peter Booth Robert Boynes Mike Brown Tim Burns Gunter Christmann William Delafield Cook John Davis Bill Clements Tony Coleing Ross Grounds Dale Hickey Ian Howard Noel Hutchison Tony Kirkman Richard Larter Alan Oldfield John Peart Peter Powditch Ron Robert-Swann Guy Stuart Michael Taylor Imants Tillers Tony Tuckson Ewa Pachucka Peter Laverty Frances McCarthy Art Gallery of New South Wales / Sydney Australian Art Painting Conceptual Art Sculpture / Installation Textiles Minimal Art Out-of-print / Rare Group Shows / Collections Art

How Aborigines Invented the Idea of Contemporary Art
Writings on Aboriginal Contemporary Art

2011 / 2014, English
Softcover, 359 pages, 17 x 22cm
Published by IMA / Brisbane Power Publications / NSW

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Edited and introduced by Ian McLean.

How Aborigines Invented the Idea of Contemporary Art is the first anthology to chronicle the global critical reception of Aboriginal art since the early 1980s, when the art world began to understand it as contemporary art. Featuring ninety-six authors—including art critics and historians, curators, art centre co-ordinators and managers, artists, anthropologists, sociologists, philosophers and novelists—it conveys a diversity of thinking and approach. Together with editor Ian McLean’s important introductory essay and epilogue, the anthology argues for a re-evaluation of Aboriginal art’s critical intervention into contemporary art since its seduction of the art world a quarter-century ago.

What lies behind the indigenousness of Aboriginal art is a return of the repressed with a vengeance, an enhanced creativity capable of challenging the colonial order. In this anthology, Ian McLean has brilliantly put together a theoretical discourse that examines critically this multilayered—though sometimes contradictory—complexity of Aboriginal art.—Rasheed Araeen

Ian McLean is one of Australia’s leading art historians and the first to write broadly and inclusively about the place of Aboriginal art in contemporary Australian art theory and practice. The anthology guides us through the complex recent literature on Aboriginal art and provides a context for understanding current debates and emergent interpretations of the significance of this exciting new intervention in world art.—Howard Morphy

IAN MCLEAN is a well-known commentator on Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australian art and the intersection of Indigenous and settler cultures. He is the author of The Art of Gordon Bennett and White Aborigines: Identity Politics in Australian Art. He is a member of the Advisory Council of Third Text, and professor of Australian art history at the University of Wollongong.

File under: Trevor Nickolls Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri Gordon Bennett Charlie Tjapangati Rover Thomas Emily Kngwarreye Imants Tillers Walter Tjampitjimpa Declan Apuatimi Jimmy Wululu Niwuda Ivan Namirrkki Michael Nelson Jagamara Ian W. Abdulla Judy Watson John Mawurndjul Jimija Jungarrayi Destiny Deacon Kay Lindjuwanga David (Daymirringu) Malangi Jimmy Jampijinpa Robinson Susie (Napaltjarri) Bootja Bootja Tim Johnson Brook Andrew Vernon Ah Kee Richard Bell Eubena Nampitjin Tony Albert Uta Uta Tjangala Pupiya Louisa Napaljarri Lawson Ian McLean Juan Davila Ian Burn Vivien Johnson Rex Butler Nikos Papastergiadis Terry Smith Paul Taylor Alan McLeod McCulloch Lin Onus Richard Bell John Altman Howard Murphy Francoise Dussart Marcia Langton Jennifer L. Biddle John Mawurndjul Bernard Smith Geoffrey Bardon Galarrwuy Yunupingu Trevor Nickolls Djambawa Marawili Bernice Murphy John Gardner Tony Tuckson IMA / Brisbane Power Publications / NSW Art Theory / Essay Painting Australian Art

Inhibodress 1970-1972
Sue Cramer (Ed.)

1989, English
Softcover, 78 pages, 21 x 30 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / as new
Published by IMA / Brisbane

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Published by the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane in 1989 and edited by curator Sue Cramer.

"This exhibition and catalogue considers the gallery Inhibodress which existed in Sydney 1970-1972. The focus is upon the significance of the gallery as an example of independent action by artists, which achieved major importance through its commitment to and promotion of a new kind of critical art. Inhibodress failed as a collective, but succeeded in exploring a range of avant—garde ideas and establishing in Sydney a new kind of conceptually-based practice which questioned the nature and purpose of art, the status of painting and the notion of the art-object. In the debates which surrounded Inhibodress, and in the work of its main exhibiting artists, the notion of the ‘idea’ or ‘concept’ superseded the notion of the art object, opening up the possibilities of art beyond Greenbergian formalism. Inhibodress was born at the beginning of the seventies as a part of that moment in Australia (1968- 1972) when in the eyes of a number of young art practitioners, the implications of formalist art had reached their furthermost extreme: when minimalism was inverted to seed the beginnings of 'post—minimalism’; when an interest in the internal aesthetics of the art object became an investigation into the place of art in the world. This new conceptual work explored art's inextricable links with the world, with philosophy and politics, with society and its institutions. These changes corresponded of ‘course to those which had taken place in America and Europe and they had particular and fervent manifestation in Australia around this time..."
Sue Cramer

Essays and interviews with artists Tim Johnson, Peter Kennedy and Mike Parr, alongside documentation of Inhibodress exhibitions, performances, events, notifications and catalogues, this publication serves as an in-depth look at an important moment in Australian contemporary art history.

Designed by Sue Cramer and John Nixon.

File under: Mike Parr Peter Kennedy Tim Johnson Sue Cramer IMA / Brisbane Art Australian Art Out-of-print / Rare Performance / Dance / Theater Group Shows / Collections

Peter Cripps Interviews
by Peter Cripps

1987, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 40 pages, 21 x 15 cm
Ed. of 250 copies,
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / very good
Published by IMA / Brisbane

$40.00 - Out of stock

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Scarce 1987 booklet edited by Australian artist Peter Cripps and published in an edition of only 250 copies by the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, where Cripps was director at the time. Handsomely designed by Cripps and typeset by Ian Hodgkiss, this fantastic publication was published in dedication to artist Robert MacPherson, as sales from his survey catalogue had helped to fund its publication. Comprising entirely of nine short interviews by Peter Cripps with eight artists (Robert MacPherson, Peter Tyndall, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Tim Johnson, Geoff Lowe, Bronwyn Clark-Coolee, Scott Redford, Mark Webb) who had all exhibited at the IMA, and one with curator Robyn McKenzie, whose exhibition "The Gothic: Perversity and Its Pleasure" was held at the institute in 1986. Includes source references.

Very Good copy, only light cover wear.

File under: Robert MacPherson Peter Tyndall Vivienne Shark LeWitt Tim Johnson Geoff Lowe Bronwyn Clark-Coolee Scott Redford Mark Webb Peter Cripps Robyn McKenzie Peter Cripps Robyn McKenzie IMA / Brisbane Art Group Shows / Collections Out-of-print / Rare Theory / Essay Minimal Art Conceptual Art Painting Sculpture / Installation

Institute of Modern Art 1975-1989
A Documentary History - Bob Lingard, Sue Cramer (Eds.)

1989, English
Softcover, 134 pages, 21 x 27 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / As New,
Published by IMA / Brisbane

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Institute of Modern Art 1975-1989 - A Documentary History, was edited by Bob Lingard, Sue Cramer in Brisbane in 1989, and takes an in-depth look at the history of a very important period of one of Australia's oldest contemporary art spaces. Through essays by Bob Lingard and Peter Anderson, exhibition photography, a full list of exhibitions, catalogues and bulletins, this publication retrospectively showcases the directorship years of Robert Jadin de Fronenteau, John Buckley, John Nixon, Barbara Campbell, Peter Cripps and Sue Cramer, exhibiting John Olsen, Robert MacPherson, Ian Hamilton, Sidney Nolan, John Baldessari, Peter Cripps, Gunter Christmann, David Hockney, Diane Arbus, Jenny Watson, Chuck Close, Joseph Kosuth, Paul Sharits, Mike Parr, Arthur Boyd, Robert Jacks, John Davis, Mario Merz, Peter Tyndall, Hilary Boscott, Imants Tillers, John Nixon, Elizabeth Gower, Janet Burchill, Tony Clark, Dale Frank, Henri Chopin, Scott Redford, Tim Johnson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Vivienne Shark Lewitt, Fiona McDonald, Fiona Hall, Joanna Flynn, Jan Nelson, Joanna Ritson, Robert Hunter, Stephen Roach,Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Lehan Ramsey, Hiram To, John Dunkley-Smith, Stieg Persson, Merilyn Fairskye, Linda Marrinon, Bill Henson, Fritz Rahman, Melinda Harper, Geoff Lowe, Lindy Lee, Eugene Carchesio, Diena Georgetti, Maria Kozic, Lyndal Jones, amongst many others!

"This publication documents the history of the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane from its inception in 1975 until the present day (1989). In doing so, it provides a partial record, both visual and verbal, of the life of one particular institution and an insight into a ﬁfteen year history of exhibition-making within contemporary art. There can be no doubt that “Contemporary Art Spaces” (previously institutions such as the IMA were known as “alternative spaces”) have a crucial and unique role in supporting and developing contemporary art and curatorial practices within Australia. As the photographs of exhibitions, and the essays in this publication show, the Institute has played a signiﬁcant role over its ﬁfteen years as a venue not only for the exhibition of art that is being made in Brisbane itself, but also that of artists working elsewhere in Australia and overseas. It is worth remembering too that the Institute is the second oldest of the Contemporary Art Spaces in Australia. With this in mind, the Institute’s archive, from which this publication has been drawn, becomes a valuable resource in the study of recent art. The photographs published here oﬁer a visual record of individual works by many contemporary artists, a number of which may not have been published elsewhere. It is hoped therefore, that this publication might fruitfully be regarded as a source book from which more detailed projects of research can be undertaken. It is impossible in one publication to cover all of the activities and personalities, ideas, debates and discussions that have made up the life of the gallery. Alongside the exhibition program, the Institute has generated forums, lectures, ﬁlm screenings and publications as an important part of its activities..."
SUE CRAMER DIRECTOR, June 1989

File under: Arthur Boyd Bill Henson Chuck Close Dale Frank David Hockney Diane Arbus Diena Georgetti Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster Elizabeth Gower Eugene Carchesio Fiona Hall Fiona McDonald Fritz Rahman Geoff Lowe Gunter Christmann Henri Chopin Hilary Boscott Hiram To Ian Hamilton Imants Tillers Jan Nelson Janet Burchill Jenny Watson Joanna Flynn Joanna Ritson John Baldessari John Davis John Dunkley-Smith John Nixon John Olsen Joseph Kosuth Lehan Ramsey Linda Marrinon Lindy Lee Lyndal Jones Maria Kozic Mario Merz Melinda Harper Merilyn Fairskye Mike Parr Paul Sharits Peter Cripps Peter Tyndall Robert Hunter Robert Jacks Robert Macpherson Robert Mapplethorpe Scott Redford Sidney Nolan Stephen Roach Stieg Persson Tim Johnson Tony Clark Vivienne Shark LeWitt Bob Lingard Peter Anderson Sue Cramer IMA / Brisbane Art Australian Art Conceptual Art Minimal Art Out-of-print / Rare Painting Group Shows / Collections Sculpture / Installation

TENSION 3
April 1984

1984, English
Softcover (staple bound), 36 pages, 27 x 33 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / good
Published by Tension / South Yarra

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Tension 3 (1984) includes features on Furniture X-Hibition 1983, Imants Tillers, Tim Johnson, Francesco Clemente, John Foxx, Patrick White, Nick Cave, Issey Miyake, and Peter Corrigan, plus reviews and much more.

TENSION (1983-1990) was one of the central "popular" culture arts periodicals to come out of Melbourne in the 1980s, emerging from the ashes of Virgin Press. Independently published and edited by critic Ashley Crawford, Tension magazine lasted for 25 bi-monthly issues dedicated to Art, Music, Fashion, Theatre, Film, Photography, across reviews, interviews, reports, critical essays and artist pages. Now an important document of culture in Australia, and especially Melbourne in the 1980s, issues featured the writing and contributions of Paul Taylor, McKenzie Wark, Mike Parr, John Nixon, Catharine Lumby, Philip Brophy, Adrian Martin, Ashley Crawford, Peter Tyndall, Jean Baudrillard, Timothy Leary, Gerard Malanga, Keith Haring, Gerald Murnane, and many more. In 1985 Crawford, with John Buckley, staged an exhibition issue of the magazine, 'Visual Tension', at ACCA featuring the work of Howard Arkley, Marianne Baillieu, Peter Booth, Paul Boston, Peter Cripps, Richard Dunn, Maria Kozic, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Linda Marrinon, John Matthews, John Nixon, Stieg Persson, Robert Rooney, Gareth Sansom, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Imants Tillers, Peter Tyndall, Jenny Watson, John Young.

File under: Imants Tillers Tim Johnson Francesco Clemente Nick Cave John Foxx Patrick White Peter Corrigan Issey Miyake Ashley Crawford Ingrid Periz William Furlong Margaret Simons Tony Clark Terence Hogan Dael Evans Tension / South Yarra Art Architecture / Interior Australian Art Theory / Essay Conceptual Art Furniture Out-of-print / Rare Fashion

TENSION 17
Australian and International Arts : August 1989

1989, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 72 pages, 23.5 x 33.5 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / good
Published by Tension / South Yarra

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TENSION 17 (Australian and International Arts : August 1989) features articles on Mike Brown, Peter Halley, Cindy Sherman, Jon Cattapan, Jan Nelson, Paul Boston, Adam Rish, Carole Roberts, Luke Roberts, Carlo Mollino, "The Art of Photography", "Video", Horst, "The Designers' Designers" by Emma Dent Coed (on the art directors, designers, and visual marketing behind fashion designers such as Yohji Yamamoto, Dries Van Noten, John Galliano, Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garcons, etc. inc. Peter Saville, Nick Knight, etc.), and "Aboriginal Art Now : A Survey of Artists and Issues", inc. the work of Gordon Bennett, Jarinyanu David Downs, Rover Thomas, Trevor Nickolls, Tim Johnson, a review by Lin Onus, and more.

TENSION (1983-1990) was one of the central "popular" culture arts periodicals to come out of Melbourne in the 1980s, emerging from the ashes of Virgin Press. Independently published and edited by critic Ashley Crawford, Tension magazine lasted for 25 bi-monthly issues dedicated to Art, Music, Fashion, Theatre, Film, Photography, across reviews, interviews, reports, critical essays and artist pages. Now an important document of culture in Australia, and especially Melbourne in the 1980s, issues featured the writing and contributions of Paul Taylor, McKenzie Wark, Mike Parr, John Nixon, Catharine Lumby, Philip Brophy, Adrian Martin, Ashley Crawford, Peter Tyndall, Jean Baudrillard, Timothy Leary, Gerard Malanga, Keith Haring, Gerald Murnane, and many more. In 1985 Crawford, with John Buckley, staged an exhibition issue of the magazine, 'Visual Tension', at ACCA featuring the work of Howard Arkley, Marianne Baillieu, Peter Booth, Paul Boston, Peter Cripps, Richard Dunn, Maria Kozic, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Linda Marrinon, John Matthews, John Nixon, Stieg Persson, Robert Rooney, Gareth Sansom, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Imants Tillers, Peter Tyndall, Jenny Watson, John Young.

File under: Gordon Bennett Tim Johnson Horst P. Horst Jarinyanu David Downs Trevor Nickolls Rover Thomas Mike Brown Peter Halley Cindy Sherman Jon Cattapan Jan Nelson Paul Boston Adam Rish Carole Roberts Luke Roberts Carlo Mollino John Barbour Rei Kawakubo Comme des Garçons John Galliano Dries Van Noten Yohji Yamamoto Nick Knight Peter Saville Dirk Bikkembergs Ashley Crawford Rex Butler John Barbour Catherine Lumby Paul Taylor Bob Lingard Vivien Johnson Adrian Martin Richard Haese Lin Onus Tension / South Yarra Performance / Dance / Theater Art Periodicals Sculpture / Installation Australian Art Conceptual Art Curatorial Painting Feminism Photography Sound / Music Film / Video Out-of-print / Rare Theory / Essay

TENSION 19
SPECIAL EDITION : A CHRONICLE OF AUSTRALIAN ART 1980-1989

1990, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 88 pages, 23.5 x 33.5 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / good
Published by Tension / South Yarra

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TENSION 19 (SPECIAL EDITION : FROM LEANTIME TO DREAMTIME - A CHRONICLE OF AUSTRALIAN ART 1980-1989) packs a concise year-by-year look-back at the exhibitions, artists, galleries, concerts, performances, publications, clubs, politics, influences that shaped Australian Art in the 1980s, compiled "in one week". Features contributions from writers Catherine Lumby, Charles Green, Chris McAuliffe, and Francis Pound (looking at NZ Art) and features the work of far too many artists to mention.

TENSION (1983-1990) was one of the central "popular" culture arts periodicals to come out of Melbourne in the 1980s, emerging from the ashes of Virgin Press. Independently published and edited by critic Ashley Crawford, Tension magazine lasted for 25 bi-monthly issues dedicated to Art, Music, Fashion, Theatre, Film, Photography, across reviews, interviews, reports, critical essays and artist pages. Now an important document of culture in Australia, and especially Melbourne in the 1980s, issues featured the writing and contributions of Paul Taylor, McKenzie Wark, Mike Parr, John Nixon, Catharine Lumby, Philip Brophy, Adrian Martin, Ashley Crawford, Peter Tyndall, Jean Baudrillard, Timothy Leary, Gerard Malanga, Keith Haring, Gerald Murnane, and many more. In 1985 Crawford, with John Buckley, staged an exhibition issue of the magazine, 'Visual Tension', at ACCA featuring the work of Howard Arkley, Marianne Baillieu, Peter Booth, Paul Boston, Peter Cripps, Richard Dunn, Maria Kozic, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Linda Marrinon, John Matthews, John Nixon, Stieg Persson, Robert Rooney, Gareth Sansom, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Imants Tillers, Peter Tyndall, Jenny Watson, John Young.

File under: Geoff Lowe John Nixon Jenny Watson David Chesworth Philip Brophy Maria Kozic Albert Tucker Arthur Boyd Robert Macpherson Imants Tillers Gunter Christmann John Davis Peter Tyndall Tony Clark Jillian Orr Mike Parr Robert Klippel Peter Cripps Richard Dunn Juan Davila John Walker Robert Owen Gareth Sansom Dale Hickey Robert Hunter Tim Johnson Susan Norrie Fred Williams Fraser Fair Robert Rooney Julie Brown-Rrap John Dunkley-Smith Dale Frank Peter Booth Janet Burchill Janet Burchill & Jennifer McCamley Jennifer McCamley Carole Roberts Lindy Lee Stieg Persson John Olsen Howard Arkley Fiona McDonald John Young Bill Henson Linda Marrinon Lyndal Jones Ken Unsworth Vivienne Shark LeWitt John Brack Ernie Althoff Warren Burt Essendon Airport The Connotations Use No Hooks Primitive Calcultors Severed Heads Slugfuckers SPK Laughing Hands Anne Zahalka Elizabeth Gower Robert Jacks Michael Johnson Elizabeth Pulie A.D.S. Donaldson Melinda Harper Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri Elizabeth Newman Stephen Bram Vivien Johnson Wally Caruana Debra Dawes Lin Onus Makers of the Dead Travel Fast Sidney Nolan Paul Foss Rex Butler Sue Cramer Catherine Lumby Charles Green Chris McAuliffe Francis Pound Ashley Crawford Ted Colless Paul Taylor Tension / South Yarra Periodicals Performance / Dance / Theater Sculpture / Installation Painting Sound / Music Theory / Essay Film / Video Feminism Out-of-print / Rare Australian Art Conceptual Art Curatorial Fashion Photography Art

What is Appropriation?
An Anthology of Writings on Australian Art in the 1980s & 1990s

1996 / 2004, English
Softcover, 315 pages, 21 x 25cm
Published by IMA / Brisbane

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The classic anthology, What Is Appropriation?: An Anthology of Writings on Australian Art in the 1980s & 1990s, on contemporary Australian art. It was first published in 1996 and a second edition was issued in 2014.

It was probably Ad Reinhardt, though it could have been Sherrie Levine or even Andy Warhol, who remarked that you only know you are doing something original when everybody else is doing it. This book explores this and other paradoxes raised by the practice of appropriation the quotation and use of other artists’ work that became widespread in the 1980s. Why was the practice so uniquely popular in Australia? What did it say about the relationship of Australian art to the art of other countries; about white art to Aboriginal art; and about contemporary art to the art of the past? How and why does appropriation fundamentally challenge habitual ways of looking at pictures and thinking about art? The essays and pictures in this book provide answers to these questions, but always in the knowledge that the enigma of appropriation remains.

File under: Ian Burn Peter Cripps Imants Tillers Juan Davila Janet Burchill Maria Kozic John Nixon A.D.S. Donaldson Richard Dunn Jenny Watson Robert Rooney Peter Tyndall Lyndal Jones Lindy Lee John Young Linda Marrinon Rose Nolan Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri Tim Johnson Michael Nelson Jagamara Narelle Jubelin Hany Armanious Gordon Bennett Kathy Temin Julie Rrap Adam Cullen Robyn Stacey Anne Ferran Mark Jackson Geoff Weary Susan Norrie Rex Butler Judy Annear Ian Burn Edward Colless Peter Cripps Juan Davila Juliana Engberg Paul Foss Memory Holloway Tim Johnson Vivien Johnson Adrian Martin Chris McAuliffe Eric Michaels Ingrid Periz Nelly Richard Terry Smith Paul Taylor Imants Tillers Roger Benjamin Naomi Cass Richard Dunn Jeff Gibson Catriona Moore Tony Fry Anne-Marie Willis IMA / Brisbane Theory / Essay Australian Art Art Painting Conceptual Art

Documenta IX
COMPLETE 3 VOLUME BOXSET, HARDCOVER ED.

1992, German / English
Hardcover (in original slipcase), Vol. 1 : 255 pages; Vol. 2 : 310 pages; Vol. 3 : 619 pages, 18.5 x 27 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / used / good
Published by Hatje Cantz / Berlin

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Hardcover edition, three volume exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with Documenta IX, Kassel, Germany, June 13 - September 9, 1992.

Documenta 9 is remembered as one of the most popular of all documenta exhibitions, thanks not least of all to the influence of its artistic director, the charismatic Belgian curator Jan Hoet. Hoet wanted to make the human being and our sensual, perceptual, agonized corporeality, which had been progressively displaced by the digitized, virtual world, the focus of attention at his exhibition. “From body to body to bodies” was the meaningful, poetic motto of documenta 9. Hoet described his curatorial mission in the following words: “At a time in which the human race is confronted more than ever with such dangers as AIDS and multinational wars, nuclear catastrophes, and global climate disasters, at a time in which threats are growing increasingly abstract and the fears more and more diffuse, I see reflection on the physical conditions of life as an appropriate answer.”

Texts by Jan Hoet, Denys Zacharopoulos, Bart de Baere, Pier Luigi Tazzi, Claudia Herstatt, Joyce Carol Oates, Jacques Roubaud, Cornelius Castoriadis, Heiner Müller, Paul Robbrecht, Hilde Daem.

Artists include Marina Abramovic, Absalon, Richard Artschwager, Francis Bacon, Marco Bagnoli, Nicos Baikas, Miroslaw Balka, Matthew Barney, Jerry Barr, Lothar Baumgarten, Jean-Pierre Bertrand, Joseph Beuys, Michael Biberstein, Guillaume Bijl, Dara Birnbaum, Jonathan Borofsky, Louise Bourgeois, Herbert Brandl, Ricardo Brey, Tony Brown, Marie José Burki, Jean-Marc Bustamante, Michael Buthe, Pedro Cabrita Reis, Waltercio Caldas, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Ernst Caramelle, Lawrence Carroll, Saint Clair Cemin, Tomasz Ciecierski, Tony Clark, James Coleman, Tony Conrad, Patrick Corillon, Damian, Richard Deacon, Thierry De Cordier, Silvie Defraoui & Chérif Defraoui, Raoul De Keyser, Wim Delvoye, Braco Dimitrijevic, Eugenio Dittborn, Helmut Dorner, Stan Douglas, Marlene Dumas, Jimmie Durham, Mo Edoga, Jan Fabre, Luciano Fabro, Belu-Simion Fainaru, Peter Fend, Rose Finn-Kelcey, FLATZ, Fortuyn/O'Brien, Günther Förg, Erik A.Frandsen, Michel François, Vera Frenkel, Katsura Funakoshi, Isa Genzken, Gaylen Gerber, Robert Gober, Dan Graham, Rodney Graham, Angela Grauerholz, Michael Gross, George Hadjimichalis, David Hammons, Georg Herold, Gary Hill, Peter Hopkins, Rebecca Horn, Geoffrey James, Olav Christopher Jenssen, Tim Johnson, Andrej N. Joukov, Ilya Kabakov, Anish Kapoor, Kazuo Katase, Tadashi Kawamata, Mike Kelley, Ellsworth Kelly, Bhupen Khakhar, Per Kirkeby, Harald Klingelhöller, Kurt Kocherscheidt, Peter Kogler, Vladimir Kokolia, Joseph Kosuth, Mariusz Kruk, Guillermo Kuitca, Suzanne Lafont, Jonathan Lasker, Jac Leirner, Zoe Leonard, Eugène Leroy, Via Lewandowsky, Bernd Lohaus, Ingeborg Lüscher, Attila Richard Lukacs, James Lutes, Marcel Maeyer, Brice Marden, Cildo Meireles, Ulrich Meister, Thom Merrick, Gerhard Merz, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Meuser, Jürgen Meyer, Liliana Moro, Reinhard Mucha, Matt Mullican, Juan Muñoz, Christa Näher, Hidetoshi Nagasawa, Bruce Nauman, Max Neuhaus, Pekka Nevalainen, Nic Nicosia, Moshe Ninio, Jussi Niva, Cady Noland, Manuel Ocampo, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Tony Oursler, Panamarenko, Giulio Paolini, A. R. Penck, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Hermann Pitz, Stephen Prina, Richard Prince, Martin Puryear, Royden Rabinowitch, Rober Racine, Philip Rantzer, Charles Ray, Martial Raysse, readymades belong to everyone, José Resende, Gerhard Richter, Ulf Rollof, Erika Rothenberg, Susan Rothenberg, Ulrich Rückriem, Thomas Ruff, Stephan Runge, Edward Ruscha, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Remo Salvadori, Joe Scanlan, Eran Schaerf, Adrian Schiess, Thomas Schütte, Helmut Schweizer, Maria Serebriakova, Mariella Simoni, Susana Solano, Ousmane Sow, Ettore Spalletti, Haim Steinbach, Pat Steir, Wolfgang Strack, Thomas Struth, János Sugár, Yuji Takeoka, Robert Therrien, Frederic Matys Thursz, Niele Toroni, Thanassis Totsikas, Addo Lodovico Trinci, Mitja Tušek, Luc Tuymans, Micha Ullman, Juan Uslé, Bill Viola, Henk Visch, James Welling, Franz West, Rachel Whiteread, Christopher Wool, KeunByung Yook, Heimo Zobernig, Gilberto Zorio, and Constantin Zvezdochotov.

Very Good condition volumes in hardcover (much less common edition than usual softcover), preserved in their original illustrated slipcase (with common repaired splitting and bumping damage).

File under: Absalon Richard Artschwager Francis Bacon Marco Bagnoli Nicos Baikas Miroslaw Balka Matthew Barney Jerry Barr Lothar Baumgarten Jean-Pierre Bertrand Joseph Beuys Michael Biberstein Guillaume Bijl Dara Birnbaum Jonathan Borofsky Louise Bourgeois Herbert Brandl Ricardo Brey Tony Brown Marie José Burki Jean-Marc Bustamante Michael Buthe Pedro Cabrita Reis Waltercio Caldas Pier Paolo Calzolari Ernst Caramelle Lawrence Carroll Saint Clair Cemin Tomasz Ciecierski Tony Clark James Coleman Tony Conrad Patrick Corillon Damian Richard Deacon Thierry De Cordier Silvie Defraoui & Chérif Defraoui Raoul De Keyser Wim Delvoye Braco Dimitrijevic Eugenio Dittborn Helmut Dorner Stan Douglas Marlene Dumas Jimmie Durham Mo Edoga Jan Fabre Luciano Fabro Belu-Simion Fainaru Peter Fend Rose Finn-Kelcey Fortuyn/O'Brien Günther Förg Erik A.Frandsen Michel François Vera Frenkel Katsura Funakoshi Isa Genzken Gaylen Gerber Robert Gober Dan Graham Rodney Graham Angela Grauerholz Michael Gross George Hadjimichalis David Hammons Georg Herold Gary Hill Peter Hopkins Rebecca Horn Geoffrey James Olav Christopher Jenssen Tim Johnson Andrej N. Joukov Ilya Kabakov Anish Kapoor Kazuo Katase Tadashi Kawamata Mike Kelley Ellsworth Kelly Bhupen Khakhar Per Kirkeby Harald Klingelhöller Kurt Kocherscheidt Peter Kogler Vladimir Kokolia Joseph Kosuth Mariusz Kruk Guillermo Kuitca Suzanne Lafont Jonathan Lasker Jac Leirner Zoe Leonard Eugène Leroy Via Lewandowsky Bernd Lohaus Ingeborg Lüscher Attila Richard Lukacs James Lutes Marcel Maeyer Brice Marden Cildo Meireles Ulrich Meister Thom Merrick Gerhard Merz Mario Merz Marisa Merz Meuser Jürgen Meyer Liliana Moro Reinhard Mucha Matt Mullican Juan Muñoz Christa Näher Hidetoshi Nagasawa Bruce Nauman Max Neuhaus Pekka Nevalainen Nic Nicosia Moshe Ninio Jussi Niva Cady Noland Manuel Ocampo Jean-Michel Othoniel Tony Oursler Panamarenko Giulio Paolini Michelangelo Pistoletto Hermann Pitz Stephen Prina Richard Prince Martin Puryear Royden Rabinowitch Rober Racine Philip Rantzer Charles Ray Martial Raysse readymades belong to everyone José Resende Gerhard Richter Ulf Rollof Erika Rothenberg Susan Rothenberg Ulrich Rückriem Thomas Ruff Stephan Runge Edward Ruscha Reiner Ruthenbeck Remo Salvadori Joe Scanlan Eran Schaerf Adrian Schiess Thomas Schütte Helmut Schweizer Maria Serebriakova Mariella Simoni Susana Solano Ousmane Sow Ettore Spalletti Haim Steinbach Pat Steir Wolfgang Strack Thomas Struth János Sugár Yuji Takeoka Robert Therrien Frederic Matys Thursz Niele Toroni Thanassis Totsikas Addo Lodovico Trinci Mitja Tušek Luc Tuymans Micha Ullman Juan Uslé Bill Viola Henk Visch James Welling Franz West Rachel Whiteread Christopher Wool KeunByung Yook Heimo Zobernig Gilberto Zorio Constantin Zvezdochotov FLATZ Marina Abramovič A.R. Penck Hatje Cantz / Berlin Art Sculpture / Installation Performance / Dance / Theater Film / Video Sound / Music Theory / Essay Curatorial Out-of-print / Rare Conceptual Art Feminism Arte Povera Group Shows / Collections Australian Art

Kerb Your Dog 1992
Number 11 : TEXTBOOK : John Nixon, John Young (eds.)

1992, English
Softcover (w. dust jacket), 84 pages, 14.5 x 20.5 cm
Ed. of 500, 1st edition, Out of print title / As New,
Published by Kerb Your Dog / Sydney

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Kerb Your Dog was an artist-edited anthology of pages by contemporary Australian and International artists, published in Sydney, Australia. Edited by John Nixon and John Young and published in an edition of 500 copies, this volume from 1992 - "TEXTBOOK" - features pages by John Barbour, Eugene Carchesio, Tony Clark, Peter Cripps, Aleks Danko, John Dunkley-Smith, Clinton Garofano, Ross Harley, Tim Johnson, Lyndal Jones, Maria Kozic, Rosemary Laing, Shelley Lasica, Lindy Lee, Geoff Lowe, Robert Macpherson, John Nixon, Rose Nolan, Susan Norrie, David O'Halloran, Robert Owen, Mike Parr, Jacky Redgate, Carole Roberts, Vivienne Shark Lewitt, Peter Tyndall, Ken Unsworth, Geoffrey Weary, Wood / Marsh Architecture Pty. Ltd., John Young, and an essay by Janet Shanks. An invaluable collection of artist's texts from Australia in this very scarce document.

File under: Aleks Danko Carole Roberts Clinton Garofano David O'Halloran Eugene Carchesio Geoff Lowe Geoffrey Weary Jacky Redgate John Barbour John Dunkley-Smith John Nixon John Young Ken Unsworth Lindy Lee Lyndal Jones Maria Kozic Mike Parr Peter Cripps Peter Tyndall Robert Macpherson Robert Owen Rose Nolan Rosemary Laing Ross Harley Shelley Lasica Susan Norrie Tim Johnson Tony Clark Vivienne Shark LeWitt Janet Shanks Kerb Your Dog / Sydney Art Australian Art Fiction / Poetry Minimal Art Out-of-print / Rare Painting Periodicals Poetry Theory / Essay

Sighting References
Ciphers, Systems and Codes in Recent Australian Visual Art

1987, English
Softcover, 112 pages, 18 x 24 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / Used*,
Published by Art Gallery of New South Wales / Sydney Artspace / Sydney

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Very scarce Australian catalogue published on the occasion of the great exhibition "Sighting References: Ciphers, Systems and Codes in Recent Australian Visual Art" held in 1987 as a collaborative venture between Artspace Sydney and the Art Gallery of NSW and curated by Gary Sangster. This exhibition presents 'a range of sites of art production and reception', addressing the exhibition as a discursive and creative conjunction of (written and visual) information. Features the work of Juan Davila, Julie Brown-Rrap, Maria Kozic, Tim Johnson, Richard Dunn, Peter Tyndall, alongside essays by Elizabeth Grosz, Michael Carter, Ross Gibson, Meaghan Morris.

Condition: Very Good (tight, clean copy throughout, light wear to cover) – All care is taken to provide accurate condition details of used books, photos available on request.

File under: Juan Davila Julie Brown-Rrap Maria Kozic Peter Tyndall Richard Dunn Tim Johnson Elizabeth Grosz Gary Sangster Meaghan Morris Michael Carter Ross Gibson Art Gallery of New South Wales / Sydney Artspace / Sydney Art Out-of-print / Rare Painting Theory / Essay

Anything Goes
Art in Australia 1970-1980

1984, English
Softcover, 170 pages, 21 x 30 cm
1st Edition, Out of print title / Used*,
Published by Art & Text / Beverley Hills Art & Text / Prahran

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First printing of "Anything Goes : Art in Australia 1970-1980", published by Art & Text in 1984. Edited by Paul Taylor, founder of Art & Text, this large, valuable volume of essays by leading writers of those years - covering all aspects of painting, sculpture, photography and experimental art forms since 1970 - features contributions by Janine Burks, Mary Eagle, Christine Godden, Robert Lindsay, Ian Burn, Julie Ewington, Memory Holloway, Terry Smith, Ann Stephen, Margaret Plant, Patrick McCaughey, Daniel Thomas.

"The 1970s were years of unprecedented change in Australian art and culture, and Anything Goes is the first book about that decade's remarkable variety of art."

Includes the work of: →↑→, Mike Parr, Howard Arkley, Jenny Watson, Donald Judd, Ian Burn, John Lethbridge, John Davis, Mel Bochner, Joseph Beuys, Mel Ramsden, Women's Domestic Needlework Group, Andy Warhol, Tim Johnson, Nigel Lendon, Artsworkers Union, Robert Rooney, Clive Murray-White, Tony McGillick, Fred Williams, John Firth-Smith, George Haynes, Donald Laycock, Michael Taylor, Fred Cress, Ron Robertson-Swann, David Aspden, Sydney Ball, Roger Kemp, Paul Partos, Trevor Vickors, Robert Hunter, Robert Jacks, Vivienne Binns, Bonita Ely, Marie McMahon, Virginia Cuppaidge, Imants Tillers, Les Kossatz, Ti Parks, Peter Cripps, Ken Searle, Jan Senbergs, George Baldessin, John Armstrong, Janet Dawson, Dale Hickey, Tony Coleing, Marr Grounds, Chips Mackinolty, Ann Newmarch, Colin Little, Jan Mackay, Toni Robertson, Jenny Hill, Christo, Ross Grounds, Ken Unsworth, Kevin Mortensen, Stelarc, Jillian Orr, Hossein Valamanesh, W. Thomas Arthur, Ewa Pachucka, Vicki Varvaressos, Carol Jerrems, Elizabeth Gower, Geoff Hogg, Ann Newmarch, Peter Kennedy, Jon Rhodes, Bill Henson, Stephen Lojewski, Robert Owen, Mark Johnson, Peter Booth, John Dunkley-Smith
, Ron Robertson-Swann, Alun Leach-Jones, Michael Johnson, Lesley Dumbrell, Fred Cross, John Walker, David Aspden, and many more.

Paul Taylor (Melbourne, 1957–7 September 1992) was an Australian art critic, curator, editor and publisher. In 1981, he founded Art & Text, the contemporary art journal considered to be responsible for generating and promoting postmodernist discourse in Australian art.

Condition: Very Good (tight, clean copy, tanning to cover edges/spine) – All care is taken to provide accurate condition details of used books, photos available on request.

File under: →↑→ Alun Leach-Jones Andy Warhol Ann Newmarch Artsworkers Union Bill Henson Bonita Ely Carol Jerrems Christo Clive Murray-White Colin Little Dale Hickey David Aspden Donald Judd Donald Laycock Elizabeth Gower Ewa Pachucka Fred Williams Geoff Hogg George Baldessin George Haynes Hossein Valamanesh Howard Arkley Ian Burn Imants Tillers Jan Mackay Jan Senbergs Janet Dawson Jenny Hill Jenny Watson Jillian Orr John Armstrong John Davis John Dunkley-Smith John Firth-Smith John Lethbridge John Walker Jon Rhodes Joseph Beuys Ken Searle Ken Unsworth Kevin Mortensen Les Kossatz Lesley Dumbrell Marie McMahon Mark Johnson Marr Grounds Mel Bochner Mel Ramsden Michael Johnson Michael Taylor Mike Parr Nigel Lendon Paul Partos Peter Booth Peter Cripps Peter Kennedy Robert Hunter Robert Jacks Robert Owen Robert Rooney Roger Kemp Ron Robertson-Swann Ross Grounds Stelarc Stephen Lojewski Sydney Ball Ti Parks Tim Johnson Toni Robertson Tony Coleing Tony McGillick Trevor Vickers Vicki Varvaressos Virginia Cuppaidge Vivienne Binns Women's Domestic Needlework Group Ann Stephen Christine Godden Daniel Thomas Ian Burn Janine Burke Janine Burks Julie Ewington Margaret Plant Mary Eagle Memory Holloway Patrick McCaughey Paul Taylor Robert Lindsay Terry Smith Art & Text / Beverley Hills Art & Text / Prahran Art Australian Art Out-of-print / Rare Performance / Dance / Theater Photography Sculpture / Installation Theory / Essay