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The anxiety of influence

by Weary, Geoffrey.

A self explanatory text. d/Archive

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Influenza

by Reddin, John.

Joe had been explaining things in the meantime ...

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Arts Info

by Goldman, Jacques.

Exhibition of work undertaken at EAF as part of the Interface- Art and Technology exhibition organised as part of the Adelaide Festival

Body of Information

by Andrews, Ian, Bell, Alyson, Corby, Moira, Dement, Linda, Haig, Ian, Kreckler, Derek, Miller, Brad, Sanderson, Lynne, Starrs, Josephine.

ANAT were invited to present a program of Australian video and new media artworks at Gallery Connexion in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada ...

Colour Information

by Nicholson, Michael.

Slide/talk on audio-visual event structures; also a work-in-progress film

Arts Information

by Goldman, Jacques, Langhans, Marci.

Marci Langhans and Jacques Goldman, seminar on proposal to Community Arts Board

Faculty Infrastructure Grant

COFA, UNSW

Infrathin: Advice for Aliens

by Loveday, Tom.

Installation of 52 acrylic on canvas paintings and a book; exhibited in "Tactile Imagination", Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Paddington, NSW

Infrustructure

by Hewitt, Peter James.

IMAGinING Antarctica

by Robinson, Sally.

Inglis, Chris
image of Hunter, Inga
Hunter, Inga
Ingalla Falls

by Cumming, Janet.

Ingar the Crab

by Mansell, William Arthur Byram.

Ingenuidades, Fotografia e Engenharia 1846 - 2006

by Woldendorp, Richard.

Ashworth, H. Ingham
H. Ingham Ashworth was the second Professor of Architecture at the University of Sydney, succeeding Leslie Wilkinson. Born in England, he played a key role ...
Ingham,
Bulletin cartoonist, 1980s. Ingham's work is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney.
Ingham, George, b. 1940
Ingham was a furniture designer and maker with extensive training in England. He combined teaching, designing and making in the UK before taking a position ...
Ingleby, Bernard, b. 1878
His 1917 book 'Poems by Bernard Ingleby' dedicated, "To Jack Sommers Artist, Poet and Anzac."
Ingpen, Edith C.
Architect, possibly from Melbourne, Victoria.