A SERIES OF SIX ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2009
At the Château de la Malmaison tigers roam
Forming new acquaintances at the birthplace of Honoré de Balzac
I am not trying to trick you; not purposefully
They ate their meals on the grass and danced on the lawns (Versailles & les Trianons)
Meet me at the Opéra Theatre and hand in hand we'll go through the streets of Paris (Paris Vues Artistiques)
Eager for the old joys once more (Musée Grévin)
AND WE STOOD ALONE IN THE SILENT NIGHT
And we stood alone in the silent night was exhibited as part of But for the moon nobody could see us (2008), this artists’ book features several of our collaborative works created especially for our part in Lines & Shapes, Volume 3, Gather (2008).
Including
Victoria Cooper, Reading Montages: perceptions, dilemmas, edges and resolution, State Library of Queensland, 2016
A SERIES OF FIVE ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2008
Objects gathered with care from recent reads I–V
A series of five artists’ books exhibited as part of But for the moon nobody could see us.
THREE ZINES, 2008
Good Evening, good evening. So nice of you to come all this way
Before it's too late
Small Collection
Including
Sarah Peters, Getting Lost in A Sense of Place in Artist Books, Walker Art Center, 2012
SECRETS OF THE PHOTOCOPIER AND NEW WAVE
Secrets of the Photocopier, as part of Sticky Institute’s Festival of the Photocopier, at Platform Artists Group, Degraves Street Subway, 2008.
The Centre for Fine Print Research Book Arts: New Wave: artists’ publishing in the 21st Century, at the School of Creative Arts, University of West England, Bristol, UK, 2009.
THREE POSTERS, 2007–2008
My Dacha is 13 storeys higher than yours
You know this isn’t the way home, don't you?
First time ever I saw you (Antarctica)
A SET OF THREE ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2007–2008
Some icebergs with their companions
Some icebergs with lights
Some icebergs
Melting is already undoubtedly and dramatically underway.
BUT FOR THE MOON NOBODY COULD SEE US
Prints, drawings, postcard collages, and artists’ books, exhibited as part of But for the moon, nobody could see us, at Imp Gallery.
A PAIR OF ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2007
If all the stars go out, I’ll follow my nose home
All the discarded things, mended
Two artists’ books exhibited as part of A trapdoor in every room.
THREE ZINES, 2007
Have Wheels, Will Go
Three in the Kitchen
What Do You Think?
Including
Millie Ross, Zine Scene: The creative world of DIY publishing, Yen magazine, 2007
IF WE STAND VERY STILL, NO ONE WILL NOTICE
Drawings and postcard collages, ‘posted’ to Mailbox 141.
A TRAPDOOR IN EVERY ROOM
A trapdoor in every room, above the Greville St Bookstore.
FIND YOUR PLACE
Find Your Place was exhibited as part of A trapdoor in every room (2007), and later as part of the 2008 Libris Awards: Australian Artists’ Book Prize, Artspace Mackay, Queensland.
FOUR EXHIBITIONS, 2001–2007
<the space in between> book project
Lexicon: An exhibition of reworked pages from (a palimpsest of accidental extractions) the Chambers’s English Dictionary – London, 1898.
The Found Project
2001 — A Domestic Odyssey
A SERIES OF THREE ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2006–2008
Rouen: Just passing through
John O‘Groats: Just passing through
Le Havre: Just passing through
Three unique state artists’ books in the collection of Monash University Library.
AND THEY SILENTLY STEAL AWAY
A print created as part of the Summer Studios @ 66 (now known as The Print Imaging Practice Residency) RMIT summer residency programme and exhibited as part of Ex Libris (2005), accompanied by our artists’ books, The Case of the Lost Aviary, Trouble at Sea, The Dubious Clue, and By the Pricking of My Claws.
Including
Ex Libris catalogue essay by Jazmina Cininas
A SERIES OF FOUR ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2005
The Case of the Lost Aviary
By the Pricking of My Claws
The Dubious Clue
Trouble at Sea
Featuring a cast of extinct animals, a series of artists’ books with a distinct nod towards Agatha Christie, created for and exhibited as part of Ex Libris at RMIT, and later shown as part of Dervish (2006), Fictions (2008) at MUMA, and Interconnections: Books, Text, Art (2014) at the University of Melbourne’s Baillieu Library.
THOSE TWO DARING PIRATES
Those Two Daring Pirates was launched in West Melbourne at Hound Dog’s Bop Shop, a record shop specialising in original and reissues of rock & roll, rockabilly, hillbilly, country, blues, soul, jive and boogie.
NEW ORLEANS: A FOUR DAY FEAST
Twenty-seven watercolored drawings folded, cut and shaped into three dimensional serves of jambalaya, boiled crawfish and hot beignets.
A PAIR OF ARTISTS’ BOOKS, 2002–2003
Melbourne in 31 days
30 days in Vienna
One month can zip by without notice or drag on for eternity. Occurrences within the month are sometimes remembered, but through the space of time, these memories can become distorted or blurred.
Including
One Month — Melbourne Vienna catalogue essay by Georgia Cribb, 2002