One of my favourite Adelaide-based photographers:
http://ericalgra.com

Adelaide jeweller Christine Pyman has an open studio gallery, Lustre Galleries, Peel Street in Adelaide city:
http://www.christinepyman.com.au

British installation and conceptual art:
http://www.artangel.org.uk/

An independent book on another South Australian artist of note, Barbara Robertson, written by Lorraine McLoughlin:
http://www.robertsonbiography.com

Trace the trajectory of Adelaide Hills’ artist Sheila Whittam:
http://www.sheilawhittam.com

The extraordinary, imaginative world of my brother, Michal:
http://www.michaldutkiewicz.com

Meanjin on Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski:
http://meanjin.com.au/back-issues/forthcoming-issue

Gobshite Quarterly is a US-based international and multilingual magazine of art and literature.
Write to PO Box 11346 Portland OR 97211-0346
http://www.gobshitequarterly.com

One of the artists from Gobshite, and also a regular contributor to my earlier publishing incarnation:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9409103@N07/page5/

Some interesting insights on the contemporary art scene:
http://newmatilda.com/2008/12/19/all-froth-and-no-bubble

Local sculptor Andrew Steiner was also an actor in my father’s theatrical troup in the early 1960s.
He played the policeman in Maxim Gorky’s The Lower Depths, which my father produced to coincide with the inaugural Adelaide Festival in 1960.
http://www.andrewsteiner.com

My brother’s long awaited fantasy project, Dragonscarpe, the first instalment in the series The Last Realm, is now available in Australia:
http://www.thelastrealm.com

Charles Nodrum Gallery is Melbourne’s best for mid-century modernism:
http://www.charlesnodrumgallery.com.au

South Australian sculptor Greg Johns:
http://www.gregjohnssculpture.com

Surrealist artist and sculptor Heinz Henghes, one of the German origin people exiled to Australia on the notorious ship The Dunera, in 1940, and interred in concentration camps in the Australian outback, was mentioned in The Europeans and Australian post-war surrealist exhibitions:
http://www.henghes.org

Lituanus: Lithuanian Quarterly Journal of Arts and Sciences.
Biographies and art by Lithuanian artists of note, including from post-war Australia the GRAPHIC ART OF VACLOVAS RATAS:
http://www.lituanus.org

Formerly Adelaide-based photographer John Austin moved to Western Australia in 1984. I published some of his photographs in my arts magazine Words And Visions (WAV) in the early 1980s.
http://www.jbaphoto.com.au

The post-war migrant, Polish-Australian artist Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski is the subject of this comprehensive site dedicated to his artistic activities and inspiration:
http://www.crookedmirror.com

Get informed with updates from this amazing resource:
http://aldaily.com/homepage.htm

Adelaide-based potter Milton Moon has recently released a book, The Zen Master, the Potter and the Poet, to celebrate his 80th birthday. His site is worth seeing, as it presents an array of superb ceramic wares:
http://www.miltonmoon.com

Adelaide sculptor and craftsman John Hayward has an interesting site that shows a number of his sculptures and commercial furniture commissions:
http://www.dovetaildesigns.com.au

The Architecture Museum at the University of South Australia has a number of projects and publications of interest:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/arc/Archarchive

One of Adelaide’s best artists of “The Field” generation is Margaret Worth. She was a pioneer of “hard-edge” painting and sculpture in Australia in the 1960s. She was at one stage married to the artist Syd Ball, and has been active since in the Adelaide scene, working as a painter, sculptor and public artist. I find her work quirky, superbly crafted and often challenging, and her collaborations with other artists, such as Gavin Malone, have borne rich fruit:
http://www.margaretworth.com.au

I once referred to Donald Richardson, art educator, writer and artist as an agent provocateur. He insists on righting wrongs - or at least informing the public about debates and issues and is always provocative. His site shows much of his art and writing:
http://www.donaldart.com.au

One of my sisters is a ceramic artist based in Melbourne. Ursula makes sculpture, ceramic wares and public art commissions:
http://www.ursuladutkiewicz.com

The late Adelaide painter Ian Chandler:
http://www.ianchandler.org

Adelaide Hills artist Pamela Kouwenhoven:
http://www.adam.com.au/pkouw

Recent Samstag Scholarship winning Adelaide painter Christine Aerfeldt. Her recent blogs indicate she sold two paintings to the influential arts patron Charles Saatchi at the end of year MA exhibition at Chelsea School of Art:
http://www.aerfeldt.com

One of Adelaide’s major commercial galleries:
www.bmgart.com.au

One of Sydney’s premier commercial galleries, featuring a number of images by Adelaide artist Hossein Valamanesh:
www.shermangalleries.com.au

If you are interested in studying art history, try the Graduate Studies in Art History at the University of Adelaide:
www.adelaide.edu.au/humss/art_history

One of Melbourne’s best galleries, Mossgreen on Toorak Road:
http://www.mossgreen.com.au

My father has more images on Viscopy’s website. Just do a Search with his surname in Images to find them:
www.viscopy.com.au

One of the best regional galleries in Australia, particularly for its abstract art content:
www.penrithregionalgallery.org

Searching the National Gallery of Australia’s collection is useful,
as it has a number of images digitally recorded online:
cs.nga.gov.au

Former Adelaide vocalist Henry Manetta has now forged a career as a respected jazz and blues vocalist in Melbourne.
His group The Trip has two albums now available:
www.henrymanettaandthetrip.com

Samples at:www.myspace.com/henrymanetta

Moon Arrow is now an affiliate of Fishpond. Our first title, A Matter of Mind, is therefore available for purchase online from:
www.fishpond.com.au/Books/Non-Classifiable/product_info.php?products_id=4148437