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Issue 34, 2022:1

mARTIN DREAMS
Martin dreams a barn owl into being, over Mt Jillamatong, on a night of flying saucers and stars. Unique lumachrome glass print, chemigram, cliche-verre and drawing. Road-killed Eastern Barn Owl, sand, graphite, wax and ink on fibre paper. Exposed 32 hours in a geodesic dome. Mounted on laser-cut aluminium composite substrate and detailed with gold and silver leaf. [2021]

Featured Artist Issue 34: Judith Nangala Crispin

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Stillness and Movement of the Spirit Trees (2021), Erin Fry, acrylic on canvas, currently on exhibition at the Bilingarra Indigenous Art & Culture, Leura (formerly the WowFactor@Home)
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Issue 32 2021:2

Architecture of Despair
Architecture of Despair (2021), eila vinwynn. oil, ink and acrylic on linen

Featured Artist Issue 32: eila vinwynn

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Issue 31 2021:1

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The Garden of Stone (detail). Anne Graham, 2021. Photo Silversalt

Featured Artist Issue 31: Anne Graham

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Issue 30  2020:3

Featured Artist Issue 30: Juno Gemes

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Issue 29  2020:2

Jessica Tobin, The Kiss – After Gustav Klimt, Painting 2012

Featured Artist Issue 29: Jessica Tobin

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Issue 28  2020:1

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Featured Artists Issue 28:

…..Fiona Davies

…..Richard Tipping

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Reading the River Virtual readings

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Issue 27  2019:2

Featured Artist Issue 27: Suzanne Bellamy

Carousel (2019) by Suzanne Bellamy. A multi-media box assemblage, reflecting on the passing material culture of the 20th Century. The work combines old slide projectors, glass, metallica, canvas, thoughts on modernist visioning and perception mediated by machines. The work was part of the show “Abstract Machines” at The Shop Gallery, Glebe, in May 2019

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The Neo-liberal Poet: An essay by Kevin Higgins

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Issue 26  2019:1

Featured Artist Issue 26: Vivienne Dadour

A Biography of Place: The Unknown Craftsmen at Everglades c1932-35 #1 created by Vivienne Dadour Digital print on Hahnemuehle photo rag paper incorporating collage, hand written text, digital photographic reproductions from Harold Cazneaux’s 1933-36 photo album, Blue Mountains City Library collections and Paul Sorensen papers, Sydney Living Museums, Caroline Simpson Library collections. B/W image by Vivienne Dadour. Size 40x50cm

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Issue 26

October 2018 – December 2018

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Lisa Sarp, Les petits morts (12 little deaths), 2016 chalk gesso and beeswax on 12 French muslin teabags with copper wire and bamboo embroidery hoops, dimensions variable as installed 52 x 73 x 4 cm (photograph by Lisa Sharp, 2016)

 

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ISSUE 24. October 2017 – March 2018

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Photographer’s Shadow. Anna Couani. Photograph 2017

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ISSUE 23. July 2017 – September 2017

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‘In the eye of the beholder’ (2013). photograph. Zalehah Turner

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Issue 22. April 2017- June 2017

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ISSUE 21. January- March 2017

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Luciano Prisco- Terra, earth, osso, bone. acrylic on five panels.

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Issue 20: October- December 2016
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ISSUE 19: July 2016 – September 2016

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Song Sung (2014) [detail], Georgina Pollard, 1.1m x 2.4m, house paint and curtain fabric, exhibited at Eco Spirit (2014), Modern Arts Projects (MAP), Blue Mountains. Photo credit: Billy Gruner.

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Issue 18. April 2016 – June 2016

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Nicci Pratten, ‘Joey Bowie’, mixed media on paper, 2016.

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Issue 17. January 2016- March 2016

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Tony Oliver, Baguette, Poet table series, 2013.

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Issue 16 October 2015 – December 2015

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Stephen Hall, The Limner passes through the Eternal Battle, 2011, mixed media on paper. Pic: courtesy of the artist

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Issue 15 July 2015 – September 2015

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Kate Just, Venus, 2011. Hand knitted twine, cardboard, tape 90x600x50cm. Photo by Clare Rae. Kate Just is represented by Daine Singer.

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ISSUE 14 April 2015 – June 2015

Quotidian Rapture by Sheila Murphy. Ink drawing on paper, treated digitally.
Quotidian Rapture by Sheila Murphy. Ink drawing on paper, treated digitally.

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Issue 13 October 2014 – March 2015 (Special Double Issue)

Painting by Kit Kelen
Painting by Kit Kelen

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ISSUE 12 June – September 2014

'Tea and Biscuit Vanitas' by Narelle Adair Coxhead. Narelle can be found at http://designcxadair.wordpress.com/
‘Tea and Biscuit Vanitas’ by Narelle Adair Coxhead. Narelle can be found at http://designcxadair.wordpress.com/

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ISSUE 11 March – May 2014

Image by Julie Clarke (2013). Faber Castell Aquarelle color pencils on A3 Aquarelle 320 gsm cotton rag. More in the series can be found at http://juliejoyclarke.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/night-sports_13.html
Image by Julie Clarke (2013). Faber Castell Aquarelle color pencils on A3 Aquarelle 320 gsm cotton rag. More in the series can be found at http://juliejoyclarke.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/night-sports_13.html

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ISSUE 10 December 2013 – February 2014

Pacific Solution 2 - Mark Roberts 2012 Pacific Solution 2 – Mark Roberts 2012

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Issue 9: September 2013 – November 2013

Details from Postcards from Saturn, Archival digital prints. Karen Jackson 2012 Postcards from Saturn, is an attempt to recreate the seductive vistas of clouds, sunsets and weather patterns that we see when looking up at the sky or out through the window of a plane. We could normally just take a photograph of the scene, and thousands of us often do, and look at this photograph at a later date only to see that it is a very poor approximation of the awe and imagination inspired by viewing the sky ourselves without a lens. There is a sense of magic and otherworldliness about clouds and what might lie within, or lie beyond the horizon and even what it would be like if we could freely fly through the formations of the clouds. It is this desire to both get closer and to capture it on film that inevitably fails. http://www.karenjackson.biz
Details from Postcards from Saturn, Archival digital prints. Karen Jackson 2012
Postcards from Saturn, is an attempt to recreate the seductive vistas of clouds, sunsets and weather patterns that we see when looking up at the sky or out through the window of a plane. We could normally just take a photograph of the scene, and thousands of us often do, and look at this photograph at a later date only to see that it is a very poor approximation of the awe and imagination inspired by viewing the sky ourselves without a lens. There is a sense of magic and otherworldliness about clouds and what might lie within, or lie beyond the horizon and even what it would be like if we could freely fly through the formations of the clouds. It is this desire to both get closer and to capture it on film that inevitably fails. http://www.karenjackson.biz

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Issue 8: June 2013 – August 2013

Currawong wharf. Photo by Lucie Adair-Roberts. This work first appeared in P76 Issue 6. http://rochfordstreetpress.wordpress.com/p76-literary-magazine/
Currawong wharf. Photo by Lucie Adair-Roberts. This work first appeared in P76 Issue 6. http://rochfordstreetpress.wordpress.com/p76-literary-magazine/

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Issue 7: March 2013 – May 2013

Two Visual Poems by Cornelis Vleeskens from his book ” A h ! “ Redfox Press 2011 (http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-vleeskens.html). Thanks to Katherine Blackwell for the use of these images.
Two Visual Poems by Cornelis Vleeskens from his book ” A h ! “ Redfox Press 2011 http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada-vleeskens.html Thanks to Katherine Blackwell for the use of these images.

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ISSUE 6 November 2012 – February 2013

(Carol Archer-Anna Couani, Macao-Elsewhere, mixed media on paper. 2011. http://www.carolarcher.com/portfolio/macao-elsewhere-project/ From a photo by Anna Couani of Shirt Installation by sculptor Hilik Mirankar – installation in Queen Street Gallery.)

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Rochford Street Review

Issue 5 August – October 2012

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Issue 4: May – July 2012 Contents

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Issue 3 March/April (and a bit of May) 2012.

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Issue 2 January/February 2012

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Issue 1. November/ December 2011

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