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Literatur in unserem Bestand
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Artlink 20 (1) 2000: Reconciliation? Indigenous art for the 21st century, ISSN 0727-1239
Inhaltsverzeichnis ¦ Klappentext ¦ Besprechung⁄Abstract
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Polemic
Janet Maughan: From the 21st century and through the telescope -4-
The Long View
Paul Tacon: New insight into old North Australian Rock-art -6-
Marcia Langton: Homeland: sacred visions and the settler state -11-
Tributes
Jenny Green: Emily Kame Kngwarrray. An accidental modernst? -17-
Patricia Vinnicombe: Queenie McKenzie -20-
Kim Akerman: Rover Thomas -22-
Dick Kimber: M. N. Tjapaltjarri and Y. Y. Gibson Tjungurrayi -24-
Michael OFerrall: George Milpurruru and David Malangi -26-
Margo Neale: Lin Onus -28-
Scrutiny
Vivien Johnson: The Aboriginal Art Scandals Scandal -32-
Christine Nicholls: Indigenous Australian art and the stolen generation -36-
Tjalaminu Mia: Mooditji gnuni yarka yel ngillelung gurlongga - 'good brother working with our kids' -40-
Felicity Wright: Can art make people (feel) well? The relationship between art and health -42-
Gary Lee: Picturing Aboriginal social and solitical photography -45-
The Diversity of Practice
Doreen Mellor: Challenging boundaries: Indigenous art in three dimensions -50-
Basil Hall: Printmaking in Aboriginal communities -56-
Robyn Healy and Judith Ryan: The allure of Indigenous Australian textiles -59-
Gary Lee: Black Glory: Aboriginal erotica -62-
Maurice ORiordan: Charting co-existence -65-
John Kean: Political theatre in Beyond the Pale -68-
Liesl Rockchild: Bush Toys - a living history -70-
Susan Hartley: Art in Warmun community -72-
Margie West: New ways with clay - recent developments in Tiwi pottery -74-
Darryl Pfitzner Millika: Three artists in Adelaide - Tandanya a major player in famous arts festival -76-
Ken Watson and Bronwyn Bancroft: Boomalli: Fact or fantasy: you decide! -78-
Gaye Sculthorpe: Wurreka – Judy Watsons etched zinc wall at Bunjilaka -80-
Franchesca Cubillo: Contemporary Voices: Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery in the South Australian Museum -81-
John Dallwitz: The remote north-west of South Australia - first contact -83-
Behind the Scenes
Brenda L. Croft: Labelled - buyer be aware -84-
Jon Altman: The Indigenous visual arts industry: Issues and prospects for the next decade -86-
Susan Congreve: Fair trade in Central Australia -86-
Vivien Johnson: The House of Aboriginality -93-
Philip Morrissey: Snapshot of a culture -94-
Tamara Winikoff: The Art and Craft Centre Story (Bookreview) -96-
Lotte Waters: Nomad to TV star in three years: Walala Tjapaltjarri meets the world -97-
Getting Connected
Sue Angel: Remote area cumputer art: multi-media talent emerges in Yuendumu -98-
Chris Lee: Indigenous Art online - Virtual sales of actual art? Profit and Promotion -100-
Cynthia Coyne: Snapshot of contemporary sound, movement and words from Broome -102-
Darlene Johnson: View-finders: Indigenous filmmakers take control -104-
Books
Vincent Megaw and Ruth Megaw: Bibliography -106-
Sylvia Kleinert: The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and culture -111-
Map -112-