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The third issue of téte-á-téte went out in the post on Monday. It features an artist's sojourn in the Pilbara region, an analysis of Robert Mapplethorpe's photography, a tour of grad shows in London and more.

You can download the pdf here, or contact Clare Peake to be put on the mailing list.

Candace Rose Davies, White Horse, 2009

Clare Peake is the editor of tête-à-tête -  a new bi-monthly arts newspaper first released in May 2009.

tête-à-tête (or its more familiar name, TAT) was created to provide an opportunity for a greater diversity of critical dialogue to be established in Perth. This lo-fi production focuses on the content reflecting a diverse range of contemporary arts practices on a primarily local level.

TAT is currently a self-funded, free publication distributed mainly by post. Its contributors are both emerging and established artists and writers, who in some cases have not had the opportunity to be previously published. They provide new voices for reflecting on the Perth art scene, which at this current time is ripe for discussion.

The second issue can be downloaded here.

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