Art & Australia

Art & Australia Pty Ltd is a biannual print magazine, the country's longest-running art journal, in print since 1963.

Art & Australia
Editor-in-chiefSu Baker
CategoriesArt
FrequencyBiannual
FounderMervyn Horton
Year founded1963
CompanyVictorian College of Arts
CountryAustralia
Based inSouthbank, Victoria
LanguageEnglish
Websitewww.artandaustralia.com
ISSN0004-301X

History

In May 2013, ARTAND Australia celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. First published by Sam Ure Smith in May 1963, it followed Sam's father Sydney Ure Smith’s publication "Art in Australia", which was in print 1916–42.

From 1963 to 1983, Mervyn Horton was the magazine's founding editor. He was followed by Elwyn Lynn, Jennifer Phipps and Leon Paroissien, Dinah Dysart, Hannah Fink and Laura Murray Cree. In 2003, Eleonora Triguboff became Editor/Publisher of ARTAND Australia, former editors include Laura Murray-Cree, Claire Armstrong, Katrina Schwarz, Michael Fitzgerald and Genevieve O'Callaghan. The magazine has also involved many distinguished editorial advisers.

Since 2004, winners of the ARTAND Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award – awarded to Australian and New Zealand emerging artists – have appeared on the magazine's back cover. Since 2008, the magazine has partnered to host the Gertrude Contemporary and ARTAND Australia Emerging Writers Program. ARTAND Australia also regularly collaborates with artists and designers to produce Artist Editions and Artist Projects.

In August 2013, the print magazine celebrated fifty years and its 200th issue. The 201st issue – volume 51, number 1 in August 2013 – featured a redesign by Melbourne-based design firm Fabio Ongarato Design.

Art & Australia continues to evolve in the exciting though turbulent world of converging media and art. In 2014 Art & Australia launched a new website as a platform to share their archive of over fifty years and daily news. The response has been so overwhelmingly positive that they decided to migrate to a fully online presence and increase their focus on art book publication with Dott Publishing, an imprint of Art & Australia.

In 2015, Eleonora Triguboff donated Art & Australia to the Victorian College of Arts. Triguboff's ARTAND Foundation retained Dott Publishing.[1]

Editors

Past
  • Mervyn Horton
  • Elwyn Lynn
  • Jennifer Phipps and Leon Paroissien
  • Dinah Dysart
  • Hannah Fink
  • Laura Murray Cree
  • Claire Armstrong
  • Eleonora Triguboff
  • Katrina Schwarz
  • Michael Fitzgerald

Present

Editor-in-chief | Su Baker

Editor | Edward Colless

Online editor | Tessa Laird

Editorial Advisers

Past

Present
  • Thomas Berghuis
  • Tony Bond
  • Gregory Burke
  • Rex Butler
  • Joanna Capon
  • Max Delany
  • John Denton
  • Natalie King
  • Paula Latos-Valier
  • Victoria Lynn
  • Mitchell Oakley Smith
  • Fabio Ongarato
  • Justin Paton
  • Kate Rhodes
  • Liane Rossler
  • Gene Sherman
  • Russell Storer
  • Sarah Tutton
  • Anna Waldmann

Selected contributors

Selected cover artists

Archive

Past issues of ARTAND Australia are available online in digital format on payment of a subscription.[2] Subscribers can access more than 200 issues of Australia's definitive art journal, ARTAND Australia, a unique resource for schools, universities and art lovers alike. Fully text searchable, the ARTAND Australia Archive allows you to immerse yourself more than 50 years of art history while keeping up to date with the latest developments in contemporary art.

Projects

ARTAND Australia actively engages with artmaking through Artist Editions, Artist Projects, Cover Commissions and Education Collaborations. The magazine has work with artists Louise Weaver; Nell; Vanila Netto and fashion designers Romance Was Born; Locust Jones; Patrick Pound; and Juan Davila. Other projects have involved working with organisations such as the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation and The Red Room Company.

ARTAND Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award

Established in 2004, the ARTAND Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award supports artists in the first five years of practice with a critical text and the illustration of their artwork on the magazine's back cover and gatefold. The ARTAND Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award is administered by the National Association for the Visual Arts and supported by Credit Suisse Private Banking.

Gertrude Contemporary and ARTAND Australia Emerging Writers Program

The Gertrude Contemporary and ARTAND Australia Emerging Writers Program is a selective mentorship program that developed from a 2005 Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, initiative. It pairs four emerging writers with leading arts specialists each year, offering participants the opportunity to develop their writing practice, publish their works and gain further insight into the field of contemporary art writing, featuring their work in the pages of ARTAND Australia and through Gertrude Contemporary's Studio 12 exhibition program.

Books

Art & Australia Pty Ltd is the publishing house that prints ARTAND Australia, with Dott Publishing the arm that produces contemporary art books and artist collaborative books. These include Current: Contemporary Art from Australia and New Zealand (2008) and the 2012 Del Kathryn Barton and Oscar Wilde book, The Nightingale and the Rose. New titles include "Chinese Zodiac" (2014) that presents a dynamic new series of artworks created by twelve of Australia's leading contemporary artists, with an introduction by Benjamin Law and "Tony Albert" (2015) the first comprehensive survey of the multidisciplinary oeuvre of the artist. Dott Publishing has recently released a collaboration with Hong Kong born Melbourne based artist Kate Beynon, the title "An-Li: A Chinese Ghost Tale" (2015) marks the second iteration of the Dott Tales series, following on from The Nightingale and the Rose.

Notes and references
  1. "ART & AUSTRALIA GIFTED TO VICTORIAN COLLEGE OF THE ARTS". ARTAND FOUNDATION. Retrieved 7 October 2017.
  2. "Subscriptions". Art & Australia. Retrieved 28 January 2015.
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