Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, 1993 : Exhibition report

artists in the Triennial and the artists themselves, it documents their work and includes brief biographical information on the artists. It is a handsome and informative record of the exhibition and complements Tradition and Change.... The catalogue won a CAMA publication award (first prize in the awards which concentrated on excellence in graphic design). The catalogue sold for $19.95 during the exhibition. Please refer to The First Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art authors, Appendix V. Supplement To complete the documentation of the Triennial, a supplement to the catalogue comprising photography of installations and performances, was produced. The eight page supplement included twenty-five illustrations, and was inserted in the back pocket of the catalogue. Education kit (see Education Section) Bulletin To increase the Asia-Pacific Triennial project audience and to provide updated information on the project’s developments, the Gallery is committed to a series of bulletins. For the 1993 Asia-Pacific Triennial the Gallery produced two colour illustrated bulletins. The bulletins were distributed throughout the region, including the countries participating in the exhibition, and published in six languages - Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Bahasa Indonesian, Thai and English. The bulletins proved to be invaluable promotional and information tools, guaranteeing international exposure for the event. The extensive distribution Australia-wide and overseas served the Gallery’s aim of dialogue within the region.