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The publication features essays by artists and writers Lisa Radford and Diego Ramirez, along with exhibition curator Robert Cook. Radford locates Hernández's work in relation to longing and belonging, Venezuelan political history and the context of her own growing friendship with the artist. Ramirez hones in on a single work by Campbell, placing himself in biting and funny performative dialogue with it to play out its ramifications in today’s social realm. Cook’s contribution examines the artistic strategies of Hernández and Campbell to chart their similarities and differences of approach to language and power that ground their particular contributions to Australian cultural life.