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A Working Bibliography - The University of Sydney

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Smith, T., ‘Second person/first peoples: writing about post-colonial art’, Art Monthly Australia, 64, October 1993<br />

Smith, T., ‘<strong>The</strong> Provincialism Problem’, Art Forum, 1974, reprinted in Taylor, P. ed., Anything Goes:<br />

Smith, Terry, What is Contemporary Art?, <strong>Sydney</strong>, Artspace, 2001.<br />

Smith, Terry, Transformations in Australian Art, Volume One: <strong>The</strong> Nineteenth Century – Landscape, Colony and Nation;<br />

Volume Two, <strong>The</strong> Twentieth Century, Modernism and Aboriginality, <strong>Sydney</strong>, Craftsman House, 2002 [review by<br />

Ian Maclean, Art Monthly Australia, no.164, October, 2003]<br />

<strong>The</strong> Islamic World<br />

Ali, W., Modern Islamic Art: Development and Continuity, Gainesville, <strong>University</strong> Press <strong>of</strong> Florida, 1997<br />

Ali, W., ed., Contemporary Art from the Islamic World, London, Scorpion Publishing, 1989<br />

A History <strong>of</strong> Turkish Painting, Seattle, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Washington Press, 1988.<br />

Khatbi, Abdelkébir, L’art contemporain arabe, Paris, Institut du Monde Arabe, 2001<br />

Renda G., Kortepeter, Carl M., eds, <strong>The</strong> Transformation <strong>of</strong> Turkish Culture, Princeton, Kingston Press, 1986<br />

Meso- and South America<br />

Baddeley, Oriana, ‘Nostalgia for a New World’, Third Text, n21, Winter 1992/93, 29-34.<br />

Berelowitz, Jo-Anne, ‘Conflict over “Border Art”: Whose subject, whose border, whose show?’, n40, Autumn<br />

1997, 69-83<br />

Berg, Stephen, ‘An Introduction to Oswald de Andrade’s Cannibalist Manifesto’, n46, Spring 1999, 89-91<br />

Camnitzer, Luis, ‘Spanglish Art’, Third Text, n13, Winter 1990/91, 43-47.<br />

Canclini, Nestor Garcia, ‘Remaking Passports: Visual Thought in the Debate on Multiculturalism’, Third Text,<br />

n28/9, Autumn/Winter 1994, 139-146.<br />

Canclini, Néstor García, Hybrid Cultures: Strategies for entering and leaving modernity, Minneapolis, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

Minnesota Press, 1995<br />

Craven, David, ‘<strong>The</strong> Latin American Origins <strong>of</strong> “Alternative Modernity”‘, Third Text, n36, Autumn 1996, 29-44<br />

Goldman, Shifra M., “Metropolitan Splendors: <strong>The</strong> buying and selling <strong>of</strong> Mexico’ Third Text, 14, Spring 1991.<br />

Goldman, Shifra M., ‘How Latin American Artists in the US View Art, Politics and Ethnicity in a Supposedly<br />

Multicultural World’, Third Text, n16/17, Autumn/Winter 1991, 188-192.<br />

Goldman, Shifra M., ‘Metropolitan Splendors: <strong>The</strong> Buying and Selling <strong>of</strong> Mexico’, n14, Spring 1991,<br />

Goldman, Shifra M., Dimensions <strong>of</strong> the Americas: Art and social change in Latin America and the United States, Chicago,<br />

Chicago <strong>University</strong> Press, 1994.<br />

Gray, Nicola, ‘Excellente: Hybridity and Travel in Art from Mexico City and Beyond; El Super Show de Puro<br />

Pop: Television from Greater Mexico’, Third Text, n45, Winter 1998-99, 90-4<br />

Linsley, R., ‘Wilfredo Lam:painter <strong>of</strong> negritude’, Art History, vol.11, no.4., December 1988<br />

Livingston, Jane; Beardsley, John, ‘<strong>The</strong> poetics and politics <strong>of</strong> Hispanic Art: a new perspective’ in Karp, Ivan;<br />

Lavine, Steven D., Exhibiting Cultures: <strong>The</strong> Poetics and Politics <strong>of</strong> Museum Display, Washington, Smithsonian<br />

Institution Press, 1991.<br />

Merewether, Charles, ‘<strong>The</strong> phantasm <strong>of</strong> origins: New York and the Art <strong>of</strong> Latin America’, Art & Text 30, 1989.<br />

Merewether, Charles, Mito y Magia en América: Los Ochenta (Myth and Magic in America: the 1980s) Monterey,<br />

Museum <strong>of</strong> Contemporary Art, 1991<br />

Mosquera, Gerardo, ‘Goodbye ideology, welcome difference: from Latin American Art to Art <strong>of</strong> Latin America’,<br />

Third Text, 56, 2001, 25-32<br />

Mosquera, Gerardo, editor, Beyond the Fantastic: contemporary art criticism from Latin America, London, inIVA, 1995<br />

Paz, Octavio, ‘<strong>The</strong> Power <strong>of</strong> Mexican Art’, New York Review <strong>of</strong> Books, 6 December 1990<br />

Paz, Octavio, Essays on Mexican Art [1987, tr. Lane H.], New York, Harcourt Brace, 1993<br />

Ramírez, Mari Carmen, ‘Brokering identities. Art curators and the politics <strong>of</strong> cultural representation’, Bard College<br />

Seminar, 1994<br />

Ramírez, Mari Carmen, ‘Brokering Identities’ in Greenberg, Rebecca; Ferguson, Bruce W.; Nairne, Sandy, eds.,<br />

Thinking about Exhibitions, London, Routledge, 1996<br />

Ramírez, Mari Carmen, ‘Constellations: Toward a Radical Questioning <strong>of</strong> Dominant Curatorial Models’, Art<br />

Journal, Spring, 2000.<br />

Richard, Nelly, ‘Postmodernism and Periphery’, Third Text, no.2 Winter, 1987/88<br />

Richard, Nelly, ‘Latin America: Cultures <strong>of</strong> Repetition or Cultures <strong>of</strong> Difference’, in Private Symbol: Social Metaphor,<br />

<strong>Sydney</strong>, Fifth Biennale, 1984.

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