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The Boundary Rider 9th Biennale of Sydney
Stephen Bann, Anthony Bond, Charles Merewether, Juán Castillo Muñoz, Ian Burn, Henry Reynolds, John C. Welchman, Sean B. Dolan, Dominique Blain, Imelda Cajipe Endaya, Claus Carstensen, Nick Waterlow, Jörg Johnen, Sara L. Diamond, Chenjerai Mhata, Eugene Carchesio, Rainer Görb, Jörg Herold, Linda L. Wallace, Lucero Isaac, Apinan Poshyananda, Eduardo Galeano, Per Maning, Claudia Matzko, Lazaro Garcia Medina, Anna Couani, Pavel Büchler, Joey Morgan, John Hurrel, André Maquin, John Stringer, Brenda L. Croft, Michael F. Scholz, Bill Seaman, Jeffrew Shaw, Claude Simard, Richard Kelly Tipping, Michael H. Goldberg, Alan Krell, Gregory Burke, Peter Stitt, Daphne Stitt, Mark G. Jackson, Arthur Wicks, BERNARD A. SACHS
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Abstract
A number of texts examine such issues as the nature of a biennale and the problem of thematic unity, "bricolage" in the art and culture of Latin America, the border as a cultural concept, and the influence of imperial-colonial relations in Australian history and art. Includes brief curatorial responses to the exhibited works and performances as well as some artists' statements. Biographical notes. Approx. 300 bibl. ref.