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The first decade of the twenty-first century has seen a substantial shift in the ways in which issues of immigration, multiculturalism and citizenship have been debated in Australian political and public culture. As we near the end of this decade, ‘multiculturalism’ seems to be rapidly disappearing from government rhetoric (if not the political agenda altogether), with many analysts signalling a worldwide return to assimilation discourses.1 In lieu of this, it is timely to unpack some issues related to the current ‘retreat’ of multiculturalism and proposed ‘return’ of assimilation.

But where are you really from?: The ‘crisis’ of multiculturalism examined through the work of four Asian-Australian artists