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Dispatch Review

Candid art criticism

Dispatch Review respectfully acknowledges the Whadjuk people as the traditional owners and custodians of the lands upon which we live, work and enjoy. We pay deep respect to Elders past and present. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
Reviews:

  1. Pilgrimage: An interview with Vedika Rampal.
  2. The UnAustralian: Doubling Double Nation – An interview with Rex Butler.
  3. Negative Criticism: A Year of Dispatch Review by Tara Heffernan.
  4. Custodians as Reverse Monument by Darren Jorgensen.
  5. End of History – LWAG by Francis Russell.
  6. Hatched Dispatched 2024 by Dan Glover, Jess van Heerden, Nalinie See & Sam Beard.
  7. David Bromfield: A critic at large and ‘Where did the artists go?’
  8. Me, Also Me by Sam Beard.
  9. Paper Trails Between Lion and Swan by Sam Beard.
  10. Ceramically Speaking by Ben Yaxley. 
  11. The Strelley Mob by Sam Harper.
  12. Rone: The Mighty Success by Leslie Thompson.
  13. Paper Trails: An interview with Yeo Chee Kiong by Sam Beard.
  14. Power 100 by Dispatch Review.
  15. Foresight & Fiction by Ben Yaxley.
  16. Twin Peaks Was 30 by Matthew Taggart.
  17. Breaking News: It’s Rone! by Sam Beard.
  18. Look, looking at Anna Park by Amelia Birch.
  19. The Fan by Francis Russell.
  20. Follower, Leader by Maraya Takoniatis.
  21. Wanneroo Warholamania by Sam Beard.
  22. Death Metal Summer by Sam Beard.
  23. Players, Places: Reprised, Renewed, Reviewed by Aimee Dodds.
  24. Scholtz: Two Worlds Apart by  Corderoy, Fisher, Flaherty, Wilson, Fletcher,  Jorgensen, & Glover.
  25. Partial Sightings by Sam Beard.
  26. True! Crime. by Aimee Dodds.
  27. The Human Condition by Rex Butler.
  28. Light Event by Sam Beard.
  29. Rejoinder: Archival / Activism by Max Vickery.
  30. Access and Denial in The Purple Shall Govern by Jess van Heerden.
  31. 4Spells by Sam Beard.
  32. Abstract art, DMT capitalism and the ugliness of David Attwood’s paintings
    by Darren Jorgensen.
  33. Unearthing new epistemologies of extraction by Samuel Beilby.
  34. Seek Wisdom by Max Vickery.
  35. Something for Everyone by Sam Beard.
  36. Violent Sludge by Aimee Dodds.
  37. State of Abstraction by Francis Russell.
  38. Double Histories: Special Issue, with texts by Ian McLean, Terry Smith, and Darren Jorgensen & Sam Beard.
  39. Six Missing Shows by Sam Beard.
  40. What We Memorialise by Max Vickery.
  41. At the End of the Land by Amelia Birch.
  42. The beautiful is useful by Sam Beard.
  43. ām / ammā / mā maram by Zali Morgan.
  44. Making Ground, Breaking Ground by Maraya Takoniatis.
  45. Art as Asset by Sam Beard.
  46. Cactus Malpractice by Aimee Dodds.
  47. Sweet sweet pea by Sam Beard.
  48. COBRA by Francis Russell.
  49. PICA Barn by Sam Beard .
  50. Gallery Hotel Metro by Aimee Dodds.
  51. A Stroll Through the Sacred, Profane, and Bizarre by Samuel Beilby.
  52. Filling in the Gaps at Spacingout by Maraya Takoniatis.
  53. Disneyland Cosmoplitanism by Sam Beard.
  54. Discovering Revenue by Anonymous.
  55. Uncomfortable Borrowing by Jess van Heerden.
  56. It’s Not That Strange by Stirling Kain.
  57. Hatched Dispatched 2023 by Sam Beard & Aimee Dodds.
  58. Fuck the Class System by Jess van Heerden, Jacinta Posik, Darren Jorgensen, et al.
  59. Wild About Nothing by Sam Beard.
  60. Paranoiac, Peripatetic: Pet Projects by Aimee Dodds.
  61. An Odd Moment for Women’s Art by Maraya Takoniatis.
  62. Transmutations by Sam Beard.
  63. The Post-Vandal by Sam Beard.
  64. Art Thugs and Humbugs by Max Vickery.
  65. Disneyland, Paris, Ardross and the artworld by Darren Jorgensen.
  66. Bizarrely, A Biennale by Aimee Dodds.
  67. Venus in Tullamarine by Sam Beard.
  68. Weird Rituals by Sam Beard.
  69. Random Cube by Francis Russell.
  70. Yeah, Nah, Rockpool by Aimee Dodds.
  71. Towards a Blind Horizon by Kieron Broadhurst.
  72. Being Realistic by Sam Beard.

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Dispatch Review: 2023 Anthology

The 2023 Anthology from Dispatch Review is a selection of the best art criticism from the journal's first year of publication. Featuring texts by Sam Beard, Amelia Birch, Aimee Dodds, Max Vickery, Samuel Beilby, Tara Heffernan, Darren Jorgensen, Stirling Kain, Ian Mclean, Zali Morgan, Francis Russell, Terry Smith, Maraya Takoniatis, and Jess van Heerden, this anthology captures the critical conversations shaping contemporary art in Boorloo/Perth, Western Australia. Dispatch Review is a volunteer-run journal, and proceeds from the sale of this publication will support the continuation of future anthologies. Cover design by Scott Burton.



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