FOUR ZINES, 2025–2026
The line between earth & sky
Juniper & the Berries
(Imagined) field notes, World Book Night 2025
Here is something that might have happened, for The Earth is Us, Earth Day 2025
Including
Q & A for RMIT University’s School of Art student Genevieve Margeaux, 2026
COMPILATION BOX SETS, 2013–2025
A box of ten zines, 2022–2025
Three years, flew: a compilation box of zines, 2019–2021
Nineteen: a compilation box of zines, 2017–2018
Twenty-four: a compilation box of zines, 2015–2016
A constellation of zines, 2014–2015
An order of zines, 2013
FOUR ZINES, 2023–2024
Turn a bird
Brilliant Gathering
Hold
Recall
Including,
Bird’s Eye View: Perspectives on the Art and Science of Ornithology, presented as part of Melbourne Rare Book Week, Melbourne Museum, 2024
SIX ZINES, 2021–2022
Rakali Grotto
Roosting on a concealed tree branch
Tiny but huge
Went out for a walk
Bats aren’t scary
Something reverberated
A PAIR OF FOLDED ZINES, 2019
Four Museum Drawings
Five views of a creeping Honey possum (Tarisipes rostratus)
FOUR FOLDED ZINES, 2017
Seasonal museum sketches (autumn)
Duck in, duck out
Flippered and flightless
Dove, love, wash
FOUR FOLDED ZINES, 2016
Seasonal museum sketches (summer)
Seasonal museum sketches (spring)
Wrens, flycatchers and honeyeaters, beware
Afternoon of a Hopping Mouse (Notomys mitchellii)
FIVE ZINES, 2016
The Company You Keep
Whiskers and Bristles
Dear Tails
You and Me
Salvaged Relatives in Seven Costumes
FIVE ZINES, 2015
Thither & Hither
Hither & Thither
Zoological Digs
Gentlemen from a deck of Salvaged Relatives
Gentlewomen from a deck of Salvaged Relatives
Including
Christian Tatman, ‘Self-made: Zines and Artist Books’ exhibition now on at Bunjil Place, 2018
FIVE FOLDED ZINES, 2015
A Company of Parrots
Whoot-woo
Birds with tremendous beaks
A charm of finches
Shaped like that of an egg
SIX FOLDED ZINES, 2012–2014
Nuit Noir
Four Rainbow Lorikeets (Trichoglossus haematodus) who visited my garden one summer’s day
38.1500° S, 144.3500° E
Lunch
A beating of wings (I)
A beating of wings (II)
THREE ZINES, 2011
My dear, don’t worry my deer
An even distribution of weight
Small ephemeral atlas
Including
Sarah Bodman, ‘Artists’ Books in Australia’, Collaboration, Cooperation, & Shared Goals, JAB—Journal of Artists’ Books, 2012
THREE ZINES, 2011
Fallen by the wayside and other songs I don't believe I know
Just as the ship went down and other songs I don't believe I know
Gold Sparkly
Including
Sara Bowen, Artists, Books, and Interviews #1: Gracia & Louise, Book Art Object, 2011
THREE ZINES, 2011
Looking and almost never finding
It was quite a wilderness
That in the moon did glitter
SEVEN FOLDED ZINES, 2011
Humble birds
Birds that like to display
Webbed
The Interloper
Birds that have caught my eye in print, but I've never been lucky enough to see in reality
An aurora of polar bears I have dreamt of
Five proud birds
THREE ZINES, 2010
Several foxes enfolded
A set of two things regarded as a unit
A menagerie of common and exotic animals
Including
Thereza Rowe, Zines: A Labour of love, Doodlers Anonymous, 2010
A PAIR OF ZINES, SHELVED, 2010
There, a moment held
Quadrupeds drawn from London’s Natural History Museum collection
Including
Melissa Hart, Mornington Peninsula Library Interview: Louise Jennison, 2010
THREE ZINES, TUMBLED AND PINNED, 2010
Closing my eyes, it is possible to imagine myself anywhere but where I am (I)
Closing my eyes, it is possible to imagine myself anywhere but where I am (II)
Who are you?
Including
Alexandra Hedberg, Art as Business: Gracia Haby, 2010
FOR YOUR POCKET
We are dreaming of the sea
Views in my pocket
A folded drawing of a Sulphur-crested cockatoo
A folded drawing of a Southern boobook owl
A folded drawing of an Australian Pelican
THREE ZINES, 2009
A vagary of impediments & a sneak of weasels
Tweak, Tweaked, Tweet
Tumble & Fall
Including
Space Invaders, National Gallery of Australia (2011)
Prima Facie, Bower Ashton Library, Bristol, UK (2021)