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Martin Smith photographs: In response to...
No full text"Martin Smith is one of Australia's most promising photo-media artists. He has exhibited extensively in Australia and his work has been featured at Photo Los Angeles the past two years. This publication is the first monograph of Martin Smith's work, presenting his series In response to... in context of his earlier works. It contains essays by Karra Rees (curator, Centre for Contemporary Photography)."No Full Tex
Subtraction and refraction: self and process in the work of Martin Smith
No full textThe article analyses the work of Brisbane-based photographer Martin Smith in relation to ideas of male subjectivity and the notion of loss. It contends that Smith's work exempifies a notion of masculinity that uses layering and interpenetration of image and medium to represent a masculine subjectivity characterised by contingency and intersubjective awareness
Interview with Helen Martin-Smith
No full textOral history interview with Helen Martin-Smith, former staff member at Murdoch University.
This sound recording is part of the History of Murdoch University Collection
Andrew Martin Smith Oral History Interview
No full textAn oral history with Andrew Martin Smith, a gay librarian and genealogist. He spoke about growing up in South Carolina and his process of realization and coming out as a gay man after graduating from Clemson University. He talked about starting at the University of South Florida and teaching students on how to use the internet. Smith spoke about how he met his partner and spouse, George Morgan
Letter from Martin Smith
No full textA one-page letter from Martin Smith to his son. Martin told his son he was writing to let him know they were all well and hoped the letter would find him the same way. Martin wrote that it was dry and dusty. His corn was suffering very badly in want of rain. He wrote that even if it rained then, he would not even get half a corn crop. Martin wrote that he got eight wheat bushels for one and shipped his peaches out. He got returns for twelve out of seventy-five. Martin wrote that he would send his son a barrel of flour (flower) and apologized for not sending it sooner, saying he had just gotten it ground yesterday. He sent his son two baskets of peaches and one of apples. Martin wrote that the camp meeting was very nice. Martin asked his son to let him know if he received the supplies he sent. The paper is labeled 5.00
Letter from Martin Smith
No full textA one-page letter from Martin Smith to his son. Martin told his son he was writing to let him know they were all well and hoped the letter would find him the same way. Martin wrote that it was dry and dusty. His corn was suffering very badly in want of rain. He wrote that even if it rained then, he would not even get half a corn crop. Martin wrote that he got eight wheat bushels for one and shipped his peaches out. He got returns for twelve out of seventy-five. Martin wrote that he would send his son a barrel of flour (flower) and apologized for not sending it sooner, saying he had just gotten it ground yesterday. He sent his son two baskets of peaches and one of apples. Martin wrote that the camp meeting was very nice. Martin asked his son to let him know if he received the supplies he sent. The paper is labeled 5.00
Documents pertaining to the case of The State of Texas vs. Martin Smith, cause no. 601, 1871
No full textDocuments related to the case of The State of Texas vs. Martin Smith, accused of theft of peaches, filed July 12, 1871. Documents are a bill of indictment signed by grand jury foreman W. H. Campbell, a witness subpoena, and a bond for Martin Smith
Martin Smith : Studies on Voltaire and the 18th Century : Summary index to volumes 1-249, 1989
No full textDesné Roland. Martin Smith : Studies on Voltaire and the 18th Century : Summary index to volumes 1-249, 1989. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°22, 1990. Voyager, explorer. pp. 454-455
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