Contemporary Visual Arts and Culture Broadsheet is published by the Contemporary Art Centre of SA (CACSA). Broadsheet is currently in it's 40th year of publication.

 

The Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia (CACSA) is one of Australia's leading contemporary art spaces and publishers, having an historical role presenting an annual program of commissioned gallery and offsite exhibitions and projects, public seminars, lecture series and artist talks; CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART+CULTURE Broadsheet magazine, artist's monographs and anthologies - as CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART PROJECTS SA - with the view to promote and develop contemporary visual art practice, critical analysis, debate and writing, both nationally and internationally. 

 

With an international editory advisory board of curators, artists, directors, cultural commentators and academics in London, Paris, Berlin, Istanbul, Mumbai, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide. Contemporary Visual Art + Culture Broadsheet, as the only free visual arts magazine published in Australia and the region, continues to provide significant critical analysis of both international and national contemporary visual art and cultural events, relevant to both Australia and it's regional neighbours.

 

Published quarterly, Contemporary Visual Art + Culture Broadsheet is available in galleries, museums, bookshops and other sites of cultural engagement, but given its rapid pickup rate we cannot guarantee availability of each and every issue.

 

DISTRIBUTED NATIONALLY: ADELAIDE, SYDNEY, BRISBANE, CANBERRA, DARWIN, MELBOURNE, PERTH, HOBART AND SOME REGIONAL CENTRES AND THE REGION: SINGAPORE, HONG KONG, MALAYSIA, NEW ZEALAND

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Current Staff:

Editor: Alan Cruickshank- Executive Director of the Contemporary Art Centre of SA→ Bio

Assitant-Editor: Wendy Walker

Advertisting Manager- Fiona Scott, Administrator, Contemporary Art Centre of SA

Designer: Alan Cruickshank

 

Current Editorial Advisory Committee
International:

Richard Grayson- UK Artist, lecturer and writer, london
Astrid Mania- Germany Editor, writer and curator, Berlin
Boris Kremer- France Curator, translator and writer, Paris
Melentie Pandilovski- Macedonia Director Visual and Cultural research Centre, Skopje
Vasif Kortun-Turkey Director Platform Garanti, Istanbul
Julie Upmeyer- Turkey Artist, Initiator, Caravansarai, Istanbul
Ranjit Hoskote- India Curator, writer, Mumbai
Biljana Ciric- China Independent curator, Shanghai
John Batten- Hong Kong Curator, art critic, writer
Sue Hadju- Vietnam Artist, writer, Ho Chi Minh City
Ray Langenbach- Malaysia Artist, curator, writer, lecturer and critic, Kuala lumpur
Lee Weng Choy- Singapore Writer and critic, Director of Projects, research and Publications, Osage Art Foundation
Eugene Tan- Hong Kong Director Special Projects, Singapore Economic Development Board
Tony Godfrey- Singapore Director of research, Sotheby's Institute, Singapore
Goenawan Mohamad- Indonesia Essayist, journalist, poet and cultural critic, Jakarta
Natasha Conland- New Zealand Curator Contemporary Art, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tämaki, Auckland

Australia:
Robert Cook- Perth Associate Curator of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Russell Storrer- Brisbane Curator of Contemporary Asian Art, Queensland Art Gallery
Rex Butler- Brisbane Writer, editor and senior lecturer, University of Queensland
Blair French- Sydney Curator, writer, editor and Executive Director, Artspace
Adam Geczy- Sydney Artist, lecturer and writer
Charles Green- Melbourne Artist, curator, art critic and historian; Associate Professor, University of Melbourne
Ian North- Adelaide Artist, writer and Adjunct Professor, School of Art, University of South Australia