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In this issue: Winter 2021, Vol. 56.2
NEWS
‘Notebook’ by Marguerite Brown
From the Archive
World in Print
Australia in Print
COLLECTION
Travelling through images by David Greenhalgh
TECH TALK
Beneath the surface by Rebecca Westlund
INTERNATIONAL
Printing Danishly by Kirrily Hammond
EMERGING ARTIST
by Elyse Taylor
BOOK ARTS
Stones of Florence by Des Cowley
Beneath the leaves by Viva Hall
HISTORIES
To the edges by Katherine Roberts
FIRST NATIONS
Safe Keeping by Katie Breckon
Cover Image: Julie Mehrutu, Fourth Seal (R 6:7), detail, 2020, from the portfolio Slouching Towards Bethlehem, photogravure, aquatint, open bite, sugar lift aquatint, 170 x 208 cm, (paper) edition of 18, printed by Julie Dam, Thomas Jennions & Mette Ulstrup. Courtesy BORCH Editions and the artist.