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This issue is dedicated to all those ephemeral art spaces run on love
and the smell of an oily rag.
Danny Butt profiles Auckland's Teststrip, Russell Storer looks at Sydney's
Side-on, while Melbourne's Grey Area, City Lights and First Floor all come
up for discussion. Also, reports from Berlin, Aachen and Tijuana. Auckland's
Rm3 and Fiat Lux give themselves a pat on the back, as do Christchurch's
High St Project and Dunedin's Honeymoon Suite. And if talking shop gets
you down there's plenty of fiction and poetry to cheer you up, not to mention
a superb pinup of a lesser known Wellington gallery run entirely in a toilet
cubicle.
In Situ
Toby Curnow and Dion Workman present some highlights of their siteless
gallery In Situ
Making Space
Professor Tony Green inaugurates the Art History Corner
TeststRIP
Danny Butt surfs nostalgia with members of the Teststrip board
Side-on
in the City of Greed
Sydney-sider Russell Storer looks at side-on inc.
Frayed Nerves and Boredom's Mantle
Gwynneth Porter examines unsolicited art over a Dunedin 'summer'
Close-up on Melbourne
Bridging Gaps
Bridgid Shadbolt on Construction in Process
Grey Area
Daniel Palmer
City Lights
Lyndal Walker
First Floor
A Melbourne success story
Germania
Jeder
Mench ein Kunstler
Louise Garrett makes her intrepid way through Berlin back alley
Circuit
A group of artists from Aachen discuss the meaning of life
An
Illusionary Exchange
Joyce Campbell reports on the inSITE artist interventions in Tijuana
Call Waiting of the Living Dead
A page work by Nosferatu
Get on the Bus
Messers Checkley and Mitchell give us a reason to go to rm3
RMS Titanic Museum
David Watson uncovers the Te Papa of Long Island City
High St Project
Christchurch's longest-serving artist-run space celebrates its fifth anniversary
Terrence Handscomb
...makes the 'centre spread'
Throne
The elusive Wellington artist-run space
We too are One
Megan Dunn writes a puff piece portrait of an artist-run space
Suite as!
the Honeymooners show us their stylee moves
Plague in this Town
Matthew Hyland on the 'Area of Autonomy'
Letter from London
David Carman on the artist-run space that wasn't
For the Greater Good of Sicilian Pastoral Farmers
Vaughan Gunson makes mafia politics a parable for the artist-run space
Winter Fiction Supplement
Prick Up Your Beaks by Peter Hoar
The End of a Love Affairby Bob Cardy
Nine and a Half Weeks
Writers round up recent art of interest in the four main centres;
Auckland
Roundup by Jon Bywater
Wellington
Roundup by Jim Speers
Christchurch
Roundup by Jonathan Nicol
Dunedin
Roundup by Emma Bugden
Poets' Quarter Acre Corner
Duane Zarakov, Cameron Bain and Juan Rubén Reyes
Untitled (High Rotation)
Chris Chapman, 1998
Some Photos of T-Shirts
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