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Alternative title: Counterfeit Culture
Issue Details: First known date: 2023... no. 79 2023 of Griffith Review est. 2003- Griffith Review
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'Edited by Carody Culver, Griffith Review 79 questions how we discern what’s real and what’s not in a time of influencers and identity scams, counterfeits and cosmetic surgeries, disinformation, fake news and threats to democracy.

'From the imitation game and the uncanny valley to con artistry, trickery and sleights of hand, artifice makes the world go round – but is everything as it seems? And does it matter? Or should we all sit back, relax and embrace the ecstasy of the unreal?'(Publication summary)

Notes

  • Only literary material within AustLit's scope individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:

    The future is hackable Apocalypse and euphoria in a deepfake world by Anna Broinowski

    From Russia with love : Fake news and the Bolshevik ‘socialisation of women’

    by Jeff Sparrow

    Rogues’ gallery : Art and the bureaucratisation of novelty by Kasumi Borczyk

    The trick that tells the truth : Unmasking corporate counterfeit by David Ritter

    About face : Under the skin of the cosmetic surgery industry by Phillipa McGuinness

    No name for the country : ‮&‬Wのない国 by Declan Fry

    Will we dance when it’s over? : Fortnite and the colourful end of empathy by Oliver Reeson 

    Art, AI and figuring the future — Luke Buckmaster

    The money shot — Maree Crabbe & David Corlett

    Outside, Mona Lisa — Ben Walter

    Tell me a story — Martine Kropkowski

    The Wrestling of Art by Lawdenmarc Decamora 

    A passing phase : Thirty years of Regurgitator by Ian Powne & Quan  Yeomans & Ben Ely

    Strike a pose : Seeing the world in portrait mode by Yvonne Todd & Carody Culver

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Taxidermy, Alex Philp , single work short story (p. 32-44)
Self-portrait in Joy Hester Pocket Mirrori"All hail my inner bones, things have been troped", Melinda Bufton , single work poetry (p. 45)
Detachable Penis : Gender Dismembered, Sam Elkin , single work autobiography (p. 53-61)
Lesbian Search Termsi"how does a lesbian love a person", Rebecca Jessen , single work poetry (p. 62)
Wax, Scott Limbrick , single work short story (p. 82-91)
Roxy Music Has The Right To Childreni"Once I had a tape made of something that did not exist; I’d never be in a band at", Michael Farrell , single work poetry (p. 82-91)
Dot and Erni"Like the hawk", Felicity Plunkett , single work poetry (p. 109-110)
The Future of Art Fraud : An Artist’s Memoir, Hazel Dooney , single work autobiography (p. 110-117)
Cusp, Jo Langdon , single work short story (p. 118-125)
Same Old New Village, Jarni Blakkarly , single work short story (p. 147-151)
Run River : An Exercisei"Not unusual, still plays a lame game", Liam Ferney , single work poetry (p. 161-162)
Vaudevillei"I am crying over spilt existence which is no commitment to fealty or compliance", John Kinsella , single work poetry (p. 189)
Radical Love, Julie Koh , single work short story (p. 199-210)
Living in Kayfabe : Beyond Masks and Make-believe, Beau Windon , single work essay (p. 212-219)
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