June 2011, no. 332

June 2011, no. 332

News from the Editor's Desk

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James Curran, John Carmody, Charles Lock

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Australian art abroad

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Alexandra Harris: Romantic Moderns

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Tim Bonyhady: Good Living Street

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Sideshow: Dumbing Down Democracy by Lindsay Tanner

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Patrick Allington questions ‘What is Australia, anyway?’

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A History of the World in 100 Objects by Neil MacGregor

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Caleb’s Crossing  by Geraldine Brooks

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Open Page with Rodney Hall

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Ruth Pullin: Eugene von Guérard

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Silas Clifford-Smith: Percy Lindsay

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Angela Goddard (ed.): Art, Love and Life

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Anne Marsh: Look

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Barry Hill and John Wolseley: Lines for Birds

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Jane Messenger: Patricia Piccinini

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Edmund de Waal: The Hare with Amber Eyes

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Sue Bassett (ed.): The Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award 1984–2008

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Betty Churcher: Notebooks

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You Lose These + Other Stories by Goldie Goldbloom

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Shooting the Fox by Marion Halligan

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The Secret Fate of Mary Watson  by Judy Johnson

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The Roving Party  by Rohan Wilson

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I Hate Martin Amis Et Al.  by Peter Barry

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The Life  by Malcolm Knox

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Faces in the Clouds: Matt Nable by

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'The Sublime', a new poem by Kevin Brophy

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David Walsh's private museum in Hobart

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Here I Am

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The Decline and Fall of the American Republic by Bruce Ackerman

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Michael Holroyd: A Book of Secrets

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Fay Anderson and Richard Trembath: Witnesses to War

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All Day Long the Noise of Battle: An Australian Attack in Vietnam by Gerard Windsor

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Roslyn Russell: The Business of Nature

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Stephanie Owen Reeder reviews eight new picture books

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Thyla  by Kate Gordon

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