This issue features:
- the first invited reponse to Peter Timms' book What's wrong with Contemporary Art?
- a review of Asian Traffic, an official parallel event of the 2004 Biennale of Sydney, held at the Asia-Australia Arts Centre
- a review of Turbulent, a ten-minute short film made by Iranian artist Shirin Neshat, and was presented as a part of the Visual Arts Program of the Melbourne International Festival of the Arts in 2004
- 3 articles from the 17th issue of Mesh, an online publication exploring critical, aesthetic and techinological issues related to screen culture and media arts practice
Onsite
English
2005
In print
0819677X
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magazine/journal/newspaper,
review
What's Wrong With Contemporary Art? by Peter Timms - Clueless: Sleeping Under the Man and Drifting with his Gun in my Mouth - Robert COOK
Asian Traffic - Gary CARSLEY
Mesh 17: New Media Art in Australia and Asia - Russell SMITH, Sarah TUTTON
Mesh Text: 'Transcending Media' and the Role of Contemporary Art Practices in China - Thomas J. BERGHUIS
Mesh Text: Out of Akihabara: Media Art in Japan and Advanced Consumer Society - Fumihiko SUMITOMO, 住友文彥
Turbulent: Shirin Neshat - Geraldine BARLOW
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