2024
2024/10 – Ali Curung Community Statement – Stop Singleton Water Licence > Download as pdf
2024/08 — Like bloodthirsty mosquitoes: Jack Green & Alana Hunt, Digital Catalogue
2024/03 — Gary Lee Midling 2, curatorial essay ‘Time Being’ by Maurice O’Riordan
2024/03 – National Indigenous Times: Gary Lee reimages colonial photos through a Larrakia lens by Rudi Maxwell, March 18, 2024
2024/03 – Conversation: ‘HEAT’, 9 March 2024, The Cross Art Projects.
2023
2023/12 – Gathering. Artists: Yalmakany Marawili, Menga Mununggurr, Yimula Mununggurr, Muluymuluy Wirrpanda and Napurrawuy Wunungmurra – View the catalogue with essays by Will Stubbs, Coordinator, Buku Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre and Jo Holder, The Cross Art Projects
2023/11 – GATHERING: Weaving the Collective in Yolngu Art, Exhibition Catalogue, available in PDF format. > Download as pdf
2023/07 – Tears Flowing down the Daly River, available in PDF format > Download as pdf
2023/05 – Jasmin Stephens, Exhibition Notes, Debra Phillips A talker’s echo > Download as pdf
2023/05 – James Gatt Opening Remarks, Debra Phillips A talker’s echo > Download as pdf
2023/03 – How it all began: Tiwi textiles and prints, Djon Mundine OAM, Ace Bourke (Hogarth Gallery) and Prof Diana Wood Conroy.
2023/02 – The opening launch of Troy-Anthony Baylis’ “Anita Bryant Monuments”, on Saturday 11 February in association with Sydney WorldPride.
2022
2022/08 – A Fork in the River: The consequences of a major new cotton industry in the Northern Territory. Report by Territory Rivers.
2022/08 – The First, First Families. A Curator’s Archive. An Exhibition Reader. > Download as pdf
2022/04 – Power to the People Exhibition Catalogue, available in PDF format. > Download as pdf
2021
2021/12 – RISE: Yolngu considerations of climate change + sea level rise, E-Publication > Download as pdf
2021/12 – Ishmael Marika, Artist Statement > Download as pdf
2021/11 – Connectedness1. The Cross Art Projects 2003-2021 > Download as pdf
2021/07 – Dhomala Dhäwu, E-Publication > Download as pdf
2020
2020/12 – Digital catalogue, Approximately Infinite Universe: Naminapu Maymuru-White & Galuma Maymuru. (PDF)
2020/12 – Y Ä K U, Twenty Artists, Twenty Awards. View online catalogue.
2020/11 – Re/construction. Jack Mundey & the Green Bans. National Times, ‘The Green Ban People’, August, 1975, p. 32.
2020/06 – Interview Angelina Karadada Boona from Kira Kiro Artists in Kalumburu with Emilia Galatis, co-curator, Desert River Sea: Portraits of the Kimberley, Art Gallery WA, 2019
2020/04 – Review – Particulate Matter: A fossil fuelled future? The Review Board, April 25 2020
2020/04 – Review – Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art in NIRIN Biennale of Sydney. The Review Board, April 25 2020
2020/03 – Digital Catalogue, Particulate Matter: A fossil fuelled future?, 2020. (PDF)
2020/02 – By the Stars, Wind & Ocean Currents eBook
2019
2019/11 – Yirrkala drawings – Maccassan influences
2019/10 – Wendy Murray, Sydney We Need to Talk, 2019
2019/10 – Solidarity: Inscriptions for the future, Review by Tracey Clement, Art Guide Australia, 18 October 2019| View online here.
2019/10 – Womanifesto, Short Opening Speech, Rachel Kent, 19 October 2019
2019/08 – Digital Catalogue, Solidarity: Inscriptions for the Future, 2019. (PDF)
2019/08 – Opening remarks by writer Astrid Lorange
2019/05 – Minstrel Kuik, Merdeka, the Lonesome Club
2019/05 – The Subtle Art of Defiance, Catalogue essay, Elizabeth Reidy
2019/03 – ‘Future Feminist Archive: Live! In Wollongong, authors Jo Holder and Catriona Moore, Digital Catalogue’, (PDF)
2019/03 – ‘We Are Marching Because’, poem written and performed by Kirli Saunders, Future Feminist Archive: Live! In Wollongong, 2019
2019/03 – ‘A Woman is Not a Body’, poem written and performed by Isabella Luna, Future Feminist Archive: Live! In Wollongong, 2019
2019/02 – Sydney – We Need to Talk!’ (limited edition publication, published by Wendy Murray and collaborators whilst PIR at the University of Sydney Library, 20 July – 21 September 2018).
2019/02 – A Letter to Sydney, Opening talk by Kurt Iveson, Sydney We Need to Talk
2018/12 – Professor Jon Altman, submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee
2018/09 – Opening Talk Notes by Rachel Kent, Abuzz – Drawings and collages by Jacqueline Rose with text by Johanna Featherstone. The Cross Art Projects, September 2018
2018/09 – The Choreography of Line: Jacqueline Rose’s ‘Abuzz’, exhibition review by James Paull
2018/09 – Abuzz – Drawings and collages by Jacqueline Rose with text by Johanna Featherstone: combine the voices of drawing and poetry.
2018/08 – Arts Backbone, ‘Cultural Legacy Edition’, published by ANKA Darwin
2018/07 – Peggy Griffiths & Jan Griffiths | Counter Forces: Fire and Water, Exhibition press kit published by The Cross Art Projects
2018/06 – A Widening Gap: The Intervention, 10 Years On by JoHolder and Djon Mundine. Exhibition catalogue published by The Cross Art Projects and Counihan Gallery
2018/05 – Review of Open Cut exhibition by Kate Leah Rendell in Un Magazine, 12.1, Melbourne or Download as pdf
2018/03 – Obsolete? Artist, Object, Small Museum. Artists Nicole Barakat, Aleshia Lonsdale and Fiona MacDonald with Lyndall Ryan, exhibition catalogue, Western Plains Cultural Centre. 24 March to 17 June 2018
2018/03 – 30 March, The Conversation, “In Open Cut exhibition, protest art challenges visitors to Take action”, By Kirrily Jordan, Research Fellow, Australian National University
2017/09 – Jacqueline Gribbin interview on her ‘Dear Gilbert’ project in Imprint Magazine published by Print Council of Australia (PCA) at http://imprint.org.au/printmaking/qa-jacqueline-gribbin/
2017/08 – ANKA Arts Backbone, 30th anniversary double issue, Vol 16, Issue 2 and Vol 17, issue 3, August.
2017/08 – Heritage: The narrative of a city by Rebecca Gross
2017/07 – Publication: Land Rights News, Northern Edition July 2017, On the 10 Year Intervention (includes articles by Pat Dodson, Jon Altman, Thalia Anthony).
2017/07 – CLC newsletter, July 2017 on Uluru statement.
2017/07 – Unravelling Our Past: Four Exhibitions to See in July. Probing history to pose important questions about Australia’s future by Sammy Preston
2017/07 – Jon Altman, ‘The Destruction of Homelander Life-ways’, Arena Magazine, The Intervention Feature, no 148.
2017/06 – Glencore mine’s ‘deal’ with Indigenous owners called into question, documents reveal
2017/06 – Joanna Mendelssohn, Celebrating the Feminist Holden, The Conversation.
2017/06 – Indigenous Australian Corporation Accused of Censoring Aboriginal Artists by Crystal Wu
2017/06 – Susan Charlton, Feminism & Film program, Sydney Film Festival, 2017. Full program of screenings and talks.
2017/03 – Jacqueline Gribbin, Dear Gilbert,…. ‘ (Song for the Ichthyologist), exhibition catalogue, Nomad Art, Darwin.
2017/03 – water objects – echoes: Louise Boscacci and Toni Warburton
2017/02 – Jennifer Sanders, A: The Case Against: The NSW Government’s Plan to Move the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta. B: The Case for: A Distinctive, New ‘Cultural Beacon’ in Parramatta. Powerhouse Museum Alliance Update 1st February 2017. See also Powerhouse Museum Alliance’s site: https://powerhousemuseumalliance.com/find-out-more/a-news-chronology/
2017/01 – Chips Mackinolty, ‘La ricchizza di la terra’, Arena, no 145, December 2016 / January 2017.
2016/12 – Elastic / Borracha / Elástico exhibition catalogue. Credit: Designer, Ricardo Felipe. Web: https://www.ricardofelipe.com > Download as pdf
2016/12 – Matt Poll, Written in Stone, 2016, exhibition catalogue, Macleay Museum, Sydney University.
2016/07 – crosseXions, Beth Jackson, curator’s essay
2016/06 – 2016, Winter: ‘Textiles from Merrepen Arts’ by Anne-Marie Van De Ven, MAAS Magazine, Winter 2016. On new acquisitions from Following Lines: Art and Ecology from Merrepen. Curator Marie Falcinella, The Cross Art Projects, 2015.
2016/06 – Raquel Ormella Opening Speech by Vanessa Berry
2016/05 – Chips Mackinolty by Anita Angel, Imprint, vol. 51, no. 2, 2016
2016/05 – Future Feminist Archive Report: Jan Davis and Leonie Lane Working with Southern Cross University Library Artists’ Book Collection, Lismore Campus
2016/04 – Future Feminist Archive Residency Report: Brown Council at the Art Gallery of New South Wales by Jacqueline Millner
2016/04 – Future Feminist Archive Residency Report: Fiona MacDonald’s Full Flight Archive Project, Catriona Moore and Fiona MacDonald in conversation
2016/04 – Future Feminist Archive Residency Report: Lynette Riley, Pearl Gibbs ‘Gambanyi’ Kangaroo Cloak, 2016
2016/04 – Tracey Callinan, Notes for Feminist Archive about Arts OutWest (AOW), 2015
2016/03 – Jan Davis and Leonie Lane, Intersecting Archives from the Southern Cross University Collection, 8 March 2016. Publisher Southern Cross University Library, Lismore.
2016/01 – Review. Alex Martinis Roe, It was an unusual way of doing politics: there were friendships, love, gossip, tears, flowers …, Benison Kilby, eyeline, Number 84, 2016, p 92
2015
2015/12 – Les Tricoteuses: The plain and purl of solidarity and protest [On the Knitting Nannas], 2015
2015/12 – Future Feminist Archive Report: Alison Alder working with KCC Women’s Auxiliary and University of Wollongong Archive
2015/12 – Patriotism, patriarchy and politics, 2015 feminism in context, Chloé Wolifson Art Monthly Australia, Issue 286, Summer 2015/16, pp 68-72
2015/11 – Jacqueline Millner, Catriona Moore & Georgina Cole (2015) Art and Feminism: Twenty-First Century Perspectives, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art, 15:2, 143-149.
2015/11 – Following lines: Art and Ecology from Merrepen Arts by Marie Falcinella
2015/08 – Cate Massola, of Ground Up: Community Support Network launches the catalogue Mabel Juli, Jiregewoorrarrem — All kinds of birds
2015/08 – ANKAAA Arts Backbone Volume 15: Issue 1, August 2015
2015/07 – Margaret Smith, Notes for Feminist Archive about Arts OutWest foundation, 2015
2015/07 – Land Rights News – Northern Edition July 2015, p1, p8 & p9
2015/06 – Mother to Daughter: On Art and Caring for Homelands, Sydney Morning Herald, June 6 2015
2015/06 – ‘Elastic Cultural Activism’ by Jo Holder, first published in Imprint Winter 2015 Vol 50 No 2.
2015/04 – An unusual way of doing politics: Alex Martinis Roe by Macushla Robinson
2015/03 – Future Feminist Archive Programme
2015/02 – Jack Green, Beyond Dot Paintings, illustrated feature by Amy Quire, New Matilda on line.
2014/12 – ANKAAA Arts Backbone Volume 14: Issue 2, December 2014
2014/11 – Tenant News, Tenants Union, November 2014
2014/10 – Ngali-Ngalim-Boorroo (for the women), extract from Curating Feminism, A Contemporary Art and Feminism Event
2014/10 – Curating Feminism, A Contemporary Art and Feminism Event, Presented by SCA, SLAM & the Power Institute, University of Sydney
2014/09 – Elastics / Borracha / Elástico: Mobile Residency, Victor De Sousa, Narelle Jubelin, Fiona MacDonald, Maria Madeira, Joined by Veronica Pereira Maia, Invite
2014/02 – Rainforest ID, Napolean Oui, Spectrum Sydney Morning Herald
2013
2013/12 – ANKAAA Arts Backbone Volume 13: Issue 2, December/January
2013/11 – Toni Warburton, Coal clay water wood, The Stuttering Frog
2013/11 – What Lies Beneath, Gouburn Regional Art Gallery Invite
2013/11 – The Age of Consent, The Stuttering Frog: The Williams River Valley Artists’ Project News # 2
2013/11 – Kittey Malarvie and Karen Mills: Conversations and Connection, The Cross Art Projects Invite
2013/11 – Changing Climate in Gija Country, Jadagen Warnken Barnden, Goulburn Regional Art Gallery Invite
2013/10 – At the Big Fag, John Demos, The Cross Art Projects
2013/09 – Novel Ecologies, Robert Zhao Renhui/The Institute of Critical Zoologists, The Cross Art Projects
2013/08 – ANKAAA Arts Backbone Volume 13: Issue 1, August
2013/07 – Social Fabric: Banners from the Northern Territory 2013-2013, Chips Mackinolty
2013/06 – Jadagen – Warnkan – Barnden – Wet Time – Cold Time – Hot Time. Changing Climate in Gija Country (2013)
2013/06 – Incompatible Elements, Version 02, Starrs and Cmielewski
2013/05 – Ghost Citizens Art Guide
2013/03 – Through the Cracks: The Emergence of Kittey Malarvie, Maurice O’Riordan, Art Monthly Australia
2012/10 – ANKAAA: Big Family, The Cross Art Projects Invite
2012/09 – String Theory, Karen Mills
2012/08 – Whistling Woman and Crowing Hen, recitation, Deborah Kelly
2012/08 – Feminage. The logic of feminist collage, Poster
2012/08 – ANKAAA Arts Backbone Volume 12: Issue 1, August
2012/06 – To the person who said feminism is over as though she was right, Art Monthly Australia June 2012, pp34-38. Virginia Fraser
2012/06 – Shoot for the Head, Art Monthly, Ian Milliss
2012/04 – Yolnuw Makarr Dhuni (Yolngu Nations Assembly), Djirrkaymirr Rev. Dr. Djiniyini Gondarra
2012/03 – Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory Bill 2011, Community Affairs Legislation Committee
2012/03 – Barayuwa Mununggurr’s Yarrinya Paintings, Bengitj Ngurruwuthun, Yirkalla
2012/01 – Art Up for Grabs, Mini Graff, Imprint Volume 47
2011/09 – Louise Mayhew, Jill Posters Will Be Prosecuted: Australia’s women-only print collectives from the 1970s and 1980s.
2011/08 – Green Bans Art Walks, Documentary Film by Justin Hewitson.
2011/08 – Green Bans Art Walk: 40 Years of Community and Union Action
2011/08 – Green Bans Anniversary Looks to the Future, City News, p1 & p10
2011/05 – Adam Hill: Not a proppa Aborigine, Djon Mundine, Art Monthly Australia
2011/04 – Twinned and Twined: Karen Mills and Robyn Djunginy, Stella Gray, Art Monthly Australia
2011/04 – Only from the Heart Can You Touch the Sky, RMIT Gallery Invite
2011/03 – The Force of Forgetting, Khadim Ali, Lismore Regional Gallery Invite
2011/03 – The Force of Forgetting, Ali Baba Aurang, Sher Ali Hussainy, Sahraa Karimi and Khadim Ali, Lismore Regional Gallery
2011/01 – Forty Years of Green Bans Poster
2010/10 – Urban Pioneers: Apartment Architects of Kings Cross Walk No 1, Claud Hamilton Map
2010/10 – Space Invaders, Mini Graff Interview by Jacklyn Babington, NGA
2010/08 – More than Honeyed Words, Jo Holder, Arts Backbone Volume 11 Issue 2
2010/03 – The heart that has no love/pain/generosity is not a heart, Jayce Salloum/Khadim Ali
2010/03 – Local Studies: Legend and Legacy, Fiona MacDonald
2010/01 – Constant Oscillation, Maria Cruz, Eyeline Issue 71, pp. 80-82
2009/12 – Local Studies: Legend and Legacy, Fiona MacDonald, Artspace Mackay
2009/12 – Homelands, Mulkun Wirrpanda and Barrupu Yunupingu, The Cross Art Projects
2009/10 – Oo (yes): selected paintings & projects by Maria Cruz, 1996-2009, UTS Gallery Invite Maria Cruz email invitation
2009/10 – Oo (yes): selected paintings & projects by Maria Cruz, 1996-2009, UTS Gallery
2009/02 – Housing the Seafaring Nation, Ruark Lewis, Abraham Mott Hall Invite
2006/08 – Margaret Grafton, Daniel Grafton
2006/08 – A Few Memories of Margaret, Ross Longmuir
2006/05 – May Day: Unite Mobilise Fight, Poster
2006/05 – May Day: The Return of Art and Politics in the 21st Century, The Cross Art Projects
2006/03 – Cross City Tunnel, Paul Ashton
2004/10 – Vivienne Dadour: ‘Invisible Realm’. Curated by Elizabeth Ashburn, Exhibition catalogue
2004/08 – Ian MacNeill, Another way to be, Realtime, issue 62, 2004
2004/09 – ON-NEON in Kings Cross, an exhibition and roundtable. Save KX Neon Flier
2004/01 – The Redfern-Waterloo Authority: Sydney’s Continuing Use of Development Corporations as a Primary Mode Of Urban Governance, Glen Searle