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Books & arts The compulsion in the quest Sylvia Lawson 18 December 2014 Cinema | Sylvia Lawson reviews Particle Fever, The Dark Horse and Finding Vivian Maier, and farewells Margaret and David Books & arts Places left behind Richard Johnstone 20 November 2014 Melbourne-born photographer Ashley Gilbertson has abandoned action photography for a different way of depicting warfare, writes Richard Johnstone Books & arts Captured by the Thuilliers Richard Johnstone 8 November 2014 From the archive | Remember Me: The Lost Diggers of Vignacourt is on show in Sydney until 15 January 2015. Richard Johnstone reviewed its Canberra run… Books & arts “Even my darkroom is a haunted place” Richard Johnstone 20 October 2014 Although he is best known as a war photographer, Don McCullin has aimed to do much more than record his own adventures, writes Richard Johnstone

France’s first facebooks Daniel Nethery 31 May 2012 A recent French exhibition traced the rise of the photograph as a proof of identity and a form of surveillance, writes Daniel Nethery Essays & reportage A world of our own making Brett Evans 17 February 2012 Without realising it, we seem to have entered a new geological epoch. Brett Evans looks at how we got there and what it means Books & arts Olegas Truchanas’s Lake Pedder Ian McShane 15 November 2011 Ian McShane reviews Natasha Cica’s account of the life of wilderness photographer Olegas Truchanas and his role in the campaign to save Lake Pedder Books & arts Photographic moments, constructed and decisive Terry Lane 17 August 2011 Terry Lane reviews books of photographs by Wolfgang Sievers and the Melbourne-based MAP group