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Books & arts Ah, yes, there you are Richard Johnstone 1 October 2014 Photographer Jane Bown sought to unearth something essential and make it visible Books & arts What does it mean to photograph a street? Richard Johnstone 27 June 2014 Where it once depicted the urban landscape, with or without human figures, street photography now captures people wherever they might be, writes Richard Johnstone From the archive The humane and sympathetic eye of Sam Hood Richard Johnstone 24 March 2014 The prolific photographer captured Sydney life in the first half of the twentieth century Books & arts Moving pictures Richard Johnstone 18 March 2014 The continuing popularity of tattoos is a paradox, writes Richard Johnstone. Which other fashion refuses to acknowledge a use-by date?

Books & arts The best non-famous writer of his generation Richard Johnstone 7 June 2013 Richard Johnstone reviews Norman Lewis’s memoir of life in a small Spanish village in the late 1940s and early 50s Books & arts The go-between Richard Johnstone 9 May 2013 Richard Johnstone reviews Michael Jenkins’s A House in Flanders National affairs How Merlin and Bayliss worked their magic Richard Johnstone 24 April 2013 The State Library of New South Wales’s breathtaking trove of photographs from the 1870s Books & arts Tears before bedtime Richard Johnstone 3 April 2013 Richard Johnstone reviews Richard Hughes’s The Fox in the Attic

Books & arts Scandinavian noir Richard Johnstone 2 October 2012 Richard Johnstone on Scandinavia’s most influential crime writers Books & arts Up-to-date with a vengeance Richard Johnstone 5 September 2012 Richard Johnstone’s paperback of the month, Bram Stoker’s thoroughly modern Dracula Books & arts Reading, writing, cooking, eating Richard Johnstone 9 August 2012 Richard Johnstone on two very different explorations of food Books & arts Another universe Richard Johnstone 3 August 2012 Richard Johnstone reviews Cheikh Hamidou Kane’s Ambiguous Adventure