Volume Number 30

Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2004

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DIALOGUES

Inhabiting Culture at a Time of Rapid De-Publicization by Janna Graham, Michelle Jacques and Anthony Kiendl
Bring It Back: Thinking the Ethno-Politics of Identity Again by Andrea Fatona, Aruna Srivastava and Rinaldo Walcott
Taking it up: Five Organizers Talk Identity by Mostafah Henaway, Nandita Sharma, Jaggi Singh, Harsha Walia and Rafeef Ziada
Precarious Life, Political Possibility: Talking Across Tightening Urban Borders in New York and Toronto by Punam Khosla
Organizing for Migrant Justice and Self-Determination by Mostafah Henaway, Nandita Sharma, Jaggi Singh, Harsha Walia and Rafeef Ziadah

COLUMNS

A Short History of Six Nations Land Reclamation by Coalition in Support of Indigenous Sovereignty
Afghanistan: Between the Tiger and the Precipice by Mariam Ghani
Indigenous Sovereignty and the Role of Artists by Zainab Amadahy
Another Forgotten War: Ethiopia's Occupation of Somalia by Shukria Dini
Cultural Revolution by Chris Vance

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Volume 30, Issue 3, September 2004

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EDITORIAL

Alternatives to the Current Order

COLUMNS

The Anxiety of the “"Reality-Based Community" by Kirsten Forkert
Whose Disability Culture? by Rachel Gorman
Then + Then Again: Talking with Clive Robertson about artist-run culture interview by Vera Frenkel
Observable Bodies: Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa's My Navel, My Great-Grandfather review by Warren Arcan
Imagined Passage: Vida Simon’s Excavation Drawings review by Andrew Forster
Institutionalizing Fear: Don’s Gill’s D’arcy Island review by Leila Armstrong
The Need for Vision: Asia Pacific Triennial 5 review by Haema Sivanesan
Ongoing Probject: Tropicália: A Revolution in Brazillian Culture (1967–1972) review by Jacob Korczynski

ARTIST PROJECT

Cyborg Hybrids by KC Adams

SHORT FUSE

Not So Far From Home by Brenda Goldstein

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Volume 30, Issue 2, April 2004

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EDITORIAL

The Politics of Equity

COLUMNS

Cutting Out Collage: CARFAC and the License to do Business by Jonathan Culp
Statements on Precarity: A Follow-Up introduction by Gita Hashemi
Employing Equity in Post-Secondary Art Institutes by Ashok Mathur and Rita Wong
Transforming Community by Redefining Multiculturalism: The Fourth Annual Regent Park Film Festival review by Maureen Thompson
The Shame and the Glory: Romance of Transgression in Canada: Queering Sexualities, Nations, Cinemas review by Andrew James Paterson
The Suspended Gaze: Stephen Andrews: Selected Works from the Salah J. Bachir Collection review by Amish Morrell
Bold New Contrarians or Same Old Whiners?: Andrew Potter and Joseph Heath’s The Rebel Sell review by Vaughn Barch
Let’s Pretend We’re Bunny Rabbits: Cheli Nighttraveller’s Binky Binky Bunny review by Anthea Black

ARTIST PROJECT

Hazard Recognition by Nahed Mansour and Louis Lillefeldt

SHORT FUSE

David and Goliath: Toronto's Need for Good Planning Practice by Ute Lehrer

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Volume 30, Issue 1, January 2004

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EDITORIAL

Art, institutions and the precarity of social life

COLUMNS

Sometimes in Anger: The Struggles of Inuit Video column by Michael Robert Evans, pp. 13-17

LETTERS

Politics in Aspic:” Reflections on the Biennale of Sydney and its local effects by Jen Budney
The Art of Technology (and the technology of art) interview by Anna Feigenbaum
Nothing Fails Like Prayer: Notes on the Cult of Saint Precario by Alessandra Renzi and Stephen Turpin
Gentrification — West! by Amber Dean and Kara Granzow
Supporting Creativity, but only for 12 hours?: Nuit Blanche review by Leah Sandals
Cracking Up the Nation: Afshin Matlabi’s Terrorism, Democracy, Leisure review by Leila Pourtavaf
Hotly Engaged or Cold and Distant?: A "Pure" Encounter: Iris Haussler's The Legacy of Joseph Wagenbach review by Naomi Binder Wall

ARTIST PROJECT

The Anatomy of Narrautonomy: Tools for Rebuilding Lafin’s Histories by Mélisandre Schofield

SHORT FUSE

Personal pastimes, disappointed laughter and culture under a Conservative majority by Clive Robertson