RealTime is Australia’s leading contemporary arts magazine. With a reputation for providing intelligent and accessible commentary, RealTime publishes over 60 articles bi-monthly, exploring innovative practices in cross-disciplinary, hybrid and media art in Australia and internationally. Since 1996, the print publication has been complemented by an online version. In 2007 RealTime has significantly restructured its online presence to include many new features and a schedule of additional monthly content. RealTime online is an ideal resource for international readers, a window on what is happening in the contemporary arts in Australia, along with increasing coverage of international events. Current highlights include:

Blast Theory’s Day of the Figurines :: Shifting Ground Art / Land / Culture project, Alice Springs :: Pocket Film Festival, Pompidou Centre :: Media artist Kate Richards’ Wayfarer & Bystander projects :: Mark Amerika’s Meta/Data :: Darren Toft & Lisa Gye’s Illogic of Sense: The Gregory L. Ulmer Remix :: Mackenzie Wark’s Gamer Theory :: Indonesian filmmaker Garin Nugroho :: Liquid Architecture sound art festival, Brisbane :: Move 07, Manchester :: Media art exhibition The Trouble With the Weather: a Southern Response :: Manuel Vason at Arnolfini :: Video artist Merilyn Fairskye’s Aqua :: Media artist Lynette Wallworth :: Troy Innocent’s Field of Play :: Wade Marynowsky’s Autonomous Improvisations v.1 :: Norie Neumark & Maria Miranda’s Searching for Rue Simon-Crubellier.

Along with the current magazine content, the site features:

* archives – back issues from 2004 which will grow over time to include the entire print catalogue from 1994

* features – selections from RealTime writing workshops, festival reports, forums and guides to arts issues

* studio – new works selected by RealTime editors with artist’s statements, reviews and downloadable media content

* portal (in development) – a critical guide to the very best websites focusing on performance, hybrid and media arts