Australian Print Symposium: Papers online

Program for the 7th Australian Print Symposium, 2010.

Past papers.

A context for my work (1989), by  Ken Orchard

Accordion to Mao’: The heroic and democratic era of the poster in Australia 1975 -1985 (1992). Ann Stephen

Art as printmaking: the deterritorialized print (1992). Charles Green

As a student I didn’t lean anything about printmaking (1987). Colin Lanceley

A tear in the fabric (2001). Heather Shimmen

Australian print-making, a national collection (1987). Roger Butler

Being in the Pacific (1992). Robin White

Collecting in context: Acquiring prints for the QUT art collection. (2007). Stephen Rainbird

Collecting: Motives, sources and rituals (2007). Akky van Ogtrop

Community arts (1989). Eugenia Hill

Community arts and printmaking (1989). Andrew Hill

Custom or collaborative printing (1989). John Loane

Custom-printing: The Australian experience 1960 -1990s (1992). Julie Robinson

Documents of the lost printmakers: only you can provide the information (1992). John Thomson

Don’t get mad, get even: the ancient art of communication in a technological age (1992). Julia Church

Drypoint encaustic painting (2001). Kim Westcott

Education in print (1989). Margaret Brandl

Establishing the print collection at the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery (1989). Ron Radford

Facing Facts - a partnership in hard times (1992). Helen Maxwell

Forms of ID: Printmaking and issues of cultural identity (1992). Clare Williamson

Helen Wright - processes and images (2001). Penny Mason

Home Decor (after Margaret Preston) - digital prints by Gordon Bennett (2001). Ian McLean

How the hell do we cause a change in attitude? (1989). Kate Lohse

In praise of backyard presses and the long way round (1989). Bea Maddock

Links with Asia (1992). Alison Carroll

Lock, stock and two burning tapers (Workshops in the bush - NT style) (2001). Basil Hall

Love prints (1992). Ray Arnold

Low profile (2001). Zara Stanhope

Marie McMahon - printing in three registers (1989). Julie Ewington

Melbourne printmaking in the 1960s (1992). Tate Adams

Not Picasso’s invention — a foray into the history of reductive linoprinting (2001). Alisa Bunbury

Paper skin, Bound body (2007).  Alex Selenitsch

Political posters in Adelaide (1989). Mandy Martin

Politics and social concerns in respect to Aboriginal printers or printmakers (1989). Jeff Samuels

Print criticism (1989). Christopher Allen

Printing across borders: the Aar-Paar Project (2004). Chaitanya Sambrani

Printing for artists (1989). Neil Leveson

Printmaking in Papua New Guinea (2001). Melanie Eastburn

Publish or die (1992). Jeff Gibson

Returning to Venusburg (1992). Neil Emmerson

Safety in printmaking (1989). Laurel Mckenzie

Selling the work, my experiences with commercial galleries, Australia and overseas (1992). Jorg Schmeisser

The devils triangle: Open Bite Print Workshop (2001). Clive Barstow

The humble linocut in the age of digital technologies (2001). G.W. Bot

The print collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (1989). Kay Vernon

The Print Council of Australia (1989). Graham King

The regional effect (2001). Marian Maguire

The Sydney scene in the 1960s (1992). Earle Backen

The Tattoo/Fascist Contradiction (2007). eX de Medici

The TECHNO-FETISH in printmaking (1992). Graeme Cornwell.

The true beginnings of the National Gallery of Victoria’s print collection (1989). Irena Zdanowicz

Torres Strait printmaking (2001). Brian Robinson

Unfamiliar territory the art of constant translation (2001). Nigel Lendon

Why printmakers can’t talk (1992). Robert Nelson

Working with Aboriginal communites (2007). Steve Fox

 



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