Issue 36 Second Quarter 2010

 

Contents

• Editor's Art to Art
• Art Market Analysis
• Dragon on the rise. Dr Iain Robertson reports on the rise of Hong Kong as the third link in the international art market.
• Market rap. Sophie Ullin reviews the recent Australian art auctions.
• Trading places. Adrian Newstead investigates the international appeal of Aboriginal art.
• Attachment theory. Roger Dedman looks at the sticky issue of collage.
• A collector's odyssey. Editor Alison Harper interviews John Schaeffer A.O about his life long passion for Victorian British art.
• Aboriginal Art
• The Power of the Law. Jeremy Eccles reports on changes occurring in the Western Desert Aboriginal art movement.
• Contemporary and emerging art
• Screen Savers. Gillian Serisier looks at how video art is faring on the market locally and overseas.
• Barometer. A selection of emerging art recently acquired by the government Artbank.
• Work Benefits. Serena Bentley examines how a number of innovative artists are supporting their practice.
• International Perspective
• Words that make us speechless. Alice McCormick writes on the market for infamous political speeches.
• A tale of two colonies. Ingram compares the Canadian and Australian art market
• Yi Zhou. Destined for greatness Claudia Barbieri follows the rising career of the artist.
• Directory
• A reference directory of galleries, auction houses, art consultants and art services in Australia, New Zealand and overseas.
• Art Business
• Latest international art market data. Compiled by Dr Iain Robertson, London.
• Australian and New Zealand data. Compiled by Australian Art Sales Digest.
• Code of Practice. Following the appointment of a copyright agency, Michael Fox looks further into how the imminent resale royalty scheme will operate.