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Costello Peter

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Davis George

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Daw Robyn

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Delrue Chantale

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Dyer Geoff

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Edwards Deborah

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Edwards Tim

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Fredheim Linda

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Frost Ruth

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Gamble Betsy

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Gouldthorpe Peter

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Gray Merv

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Greenwood Garry

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Haddon Neil

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hall Patrick

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hamilton David

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hiller Christine (Kit)

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Holzner Anton

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hore Curtis

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Houghton Stuart

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hudson Wayne Z

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hunter Janice

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Hutchinson Jane

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Ikin Robert

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Jenyns Lorraine

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Keeling David

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Lettau Karin

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Lindsay Sara

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

MacDonald Anne

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Mace Graham

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

McIntyre Alan

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

McKinnon Robyn

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Marsden David

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Marwood Jim

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Mason Penny

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Mausz Gerhard

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Milojevic Milan

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Morrison Anne

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Munday Ian

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Murphy Roger

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Newitt James

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

O’Rourke Rosemary

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Payne Julie

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Perkins Kevin

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Pfister Simone

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Prasil Peter

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Read Adrian

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Richmond Oliffe

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Ruffels Troy

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

Samek Tom

Reference: see Claiming Ground - Twenty-Five Years of Tasmania’s Art for Public Building Schemes. Photography by Peter Angus Robinson; commentary Diana Klaosen; editor Noel Frankham. Claiming ground looks at the many public art purchases that have resulted around Tasmania through the Art for Public Buildings Scheme. There are a range of featured artists and this book has many colour photographs showing the public art. Essay by Deborah Malor. Includes index.
Publishing details: Quintus Publishing, 2005, 111 pages, pb, colour illustrations.

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