This Critical Reader is a core component of Artspace's commitment to developing critical and social contexts for contemporary art. It is the fifth in a series of such publications first initiated by former Artspace Executive Director Nicholas Tsoutas in response to the 1998 Biennale of Sydney. Australian and overseas critics, curators, academics and artists have contributed hastily written, fluidly discursive responses to the biennale, submitted within a week of the opening.
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Introduction - Reuben KEEHAN, Natasha BULLOCK
The Atrocity Exhibition - Anthony GARDNER
Making Contact - Emma BUGDEN
The Contact Zone: Thoughts on the 2006 Biennale of Sydney - Jacqueline MILLNER
After Theory — and into the 'Zones of Contact'? - C.J. Wan-ling WEE
Vanishing Points: Some Photographic Moments from the Sydney Biennale - Tanya PETERSON
Media Art Zones — but Where's the Media? - Anna MUNSTER
Home Truths - Zara STANHOPE
Grasping the Thistle - Lisa KELLY
Contact and Contamination: Fleeting Encounters in the City of Dreams - Reuben KEEHAN
Zones of Contact — 2006 Biennale of Sydney: A Critical Reader
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