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Christopher Menz reviews 'Julie Blyfield' by Stephanie Radok and Dick Richards

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November 2007, no. 296

Julie Blyfield by Stephanie Radok and Dick Richards

Wakefield Press, $45 hb, 112 pp

Christopher Menz reviews 'Julie Blyfield' by Stephanie Radok and Dick Richards

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November 2007, no. 296

Julie Blyfield is the most recent subject in a series of monographs on South Australian living artists. They are commissioned by the SALA Inc. Board and produced in association with the annual South Australian Living Artists Festival, now in its tenth year. Handsomely produced and elegantly designed, these abundantly illustrated volumes do much to promote the art and artists of South Australia. Not all the artists in the series, which began with Annette Bezor: A Passionate Gaze (2000), are well known in other states. Notable absentees are Fiona Hall and Hossein Valamanesh, both of whom have received major state and national institutional recognition, through solo exhibitions and publications.

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