Tasmanian-based David Keeling is a painter fully grounded in western art's long history of classicism, the tradition which runs from Botticelli to Poussin, from Puvis de Chavannes to De Chirico. He uses that artistic language − that combination of figuration, narrative and landscape − to describe Australia's shorter and sadder history of invasion and ecological destruction.

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Giving Ground: Media and Environmental Conflict in Tasmania by Libby Lester, journalist and media academic, expertly weaves together two major concerns of our time: the shifting roles and responsibilities of news media, and the choices and decisions we make about our environment.

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Philip Wolfhagen: Surface Tensions is an art monograph detailing the work and career of this foremost Australian landscape artist, winner of the  Wynne Prize in the 2007 Archibald Prize suite of contemporary art prizes. Text by Peter Timms.

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Pat Brassington: This is Not a Photograph is an art monograph examining the work of this leading photomedia artist. Text by Anne Marsh.

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