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In the current issue, issue 57, July - September 2011:

Edward Colless is an art critic and essayist and the author of The error of my ways focusing on contemporary Australian art. Ashley Crawford writes on the visual arts for publications including The Age and The Australian. He is also the author of a number of visual arts books, including Wimmera: The Work of Philip Hunter (Thames & Hudson). Gina Fairley is a freelance writer and curator specialising in the contemporary art of south-east Asia. She lives between Sydney and Manila and is co-director of the project space SLOT in Sydney. Andrew Frost is a journalist and writer based on the New South Wales Central Coast. He wrote and presented the ABC Television series The Art Life. Sue Gardiner is an Auckland-based writer, art tutor, art tour guide and co-director of the Chartwell Collection. Prue Gibson worked at the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the SH Ervin Gallery before becoming a freelance art writer. She now writes for national and international newspapers, art journals and magazines. She is also the author of The Rapture of Death. Kirstin Gollings is a Melbourne-based portrait photographer. She has been a finalist in the John Kobal Photographic Portrait Award in London. Professor Sasha Grishin AM, FAHA is The Sir William Dobell Profesor of Art History at the Australian National University. Victoria Hynes is an arts writer and editor, who has worked as a columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald and is a regular contributor to numerous national and international art publications. Jemima Kemp is a freelance writer based in Adelaide. She has written on the visual arts for a number of Australian publications including Eyeline, Artlink and Art Monthly. Courtney Kidd has written extensively on the visual arts for such publications as The Sydney Morning Herald, Qantas Magazine, Art Monthly and Limelight. She is an art consultant with Artbank. Alison Kubler is a Brisbane-based art writer. She is also an associate curator of the University of Queensland Art Museum. Carrie Miller is an independent writer and journalist based in Sydney. Timothy Morrell is a Brisbane-based writer. Maurice O’Riordan is a Canberra-based arts writer and current editor of Art Monthly Australia. Ingrid Periz has written for Art&Text, World Art and ARTnews and taught at New York University and the University of Melbourne. She lives outside New York City. Mick Richards is a freelance photographer and photographic artist. His work is regularly published nationally and internationally. Dr Nien Schwarz is an artist living in Fremantle and lecturing in contemporary art at Edith Cowan University. She completed a Bachelor in Fine Arts (double Honours in history in art & visual arts) at the University of Victoria, Canada and postgraduate studies at the Australian National University. Gillian Serisier is a freelance art, design and architecture writer based in Sydney. Her work has been featured in many Australian and international publications including the recent Nebraska University publication Collected Writings and Interviews 1990-2010: Enrique Martínez Celaya. Frank Schwere and Bridget Webber are Auckland-based photographers, working together as Schwere Webber. This issue they shot Fiona Pardington on Waiheke Island, Auckland. Peter Shand holds a PhD in art history form the University of Auckland and an LLM specialising in intellectual and cultural property from King’s College, the University of London. He is currently senior lecturer in fine arts at the University of Auckland where he is Associate Dean (Academic) at the National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries. Sonny Vandevelde is a Sydney-based photographer.