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2023 Melinda Rackham and Elvis Richardson CoUNTess: Spoiling Illusions Since 2008 (Australia: Countess)
2022 Anne Marsh Doing Feminism: Women’s art and feminist criticism in Australia (The Miegunyah Press)
2022 Jacqueline Millner and Catriona Moore Contemporary Art and Feminism (Routledge)
2021 Jacqueline Millner, Gretchen Coombs eds Care ethics and art (Routledge)
2020 Deborah Hart and Elspeth Pitt Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now, (November 2020–January 2022) (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra)
2020 Annika Aitken, Dr Isobel Crombie, Megan Patty, Dr Maria Quirk and Myles Russell-Cook eds She Persists: Perspectives on Women in Art and Design (Australia: National Gallery of Victoria)
2018 Jacqueline Millner and Catriona Moore eds Feminist Perspectives on Art: Contemporary Outtakes (Routledge)
2017 ACCA with others Unfinished Business: Perspectives on art and feminism (15 Dec 2017–25 Mar 2018) (Australian Centre Contemporary Art (ACCA))
2017 Mia van den Bos, Brigid Noone, Loene Furler and Jude Adams and more! FRAN Fest (South Australia, multiple venues, 25 August-24 September 2017) ()
2017 Elin Diamond, Denise Varney, Candice Amich eds Performance, Feminism and Affect in Neoliberal Times (Palgrave MacMillan)
2015 Sydney College of the Arts Future Feminist Archive (March 2015) (Australia: SCA Galleries, Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney,)
2015 The Journal of the Asian Arts Society of Australia (TAASA Review) () Vol 24 no. 4 December 2015, special edition on Asian Women Artists
2015 Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art (Canberra) Vol. 15, Iss. 2 ()
2013 Outskirts: Feminism and Visual Arts () Volume 29, November
2013 Laura Castagnini BACKFLIP: Feminism and Humour in Contemporary Art (26 April - 25 May 2013) (Melbourne: Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne) More
2013 Vivian Ziherl ed LIP Anthology: An Australian Feminist Art Journal, 1976-1984 (Australia: Macmillan Art Publ. and Kunstverein Milan)
2012 Marnie Dean Re-Picturing The Feminine: New and Hybrid Realities in the Artworld - A Survey of Indian and Australian Contemporary Female Artists. (India, Cochin: Gallery OED )
2012 Julie Ewington Contemporary Australia: Women (Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane / Gallery of Modern Art)
2012 Jill Bennett Practical Aesthetics (London: IB Tauris)
2011 Susan Best Visualizing Feeling: Affect and the feminine avant-garde (London: IB Tauris)
2011 Kyla McFarlane, Micky Allen et al. eds A different temporality : aspects of Australian feminist art practice 1975-1985 (Caufield East, Vic. : Monash University Museum of Art)
2010 Victoria Bennett and Clare Rae The View From Here: 19 Perspectives on Feminism (14th May – 29th May 2010) (Melbourne: West Space)
2009 Seen and Heard Film Festival (Sydney) () Run as a free event, Seen & Heard puts forward the message that films made by women extend far beyond a genre for women, but are nevertheless films that should be seen by everyone. Films that participants will see during the three day festival address: race relations within Australia, the treatment of those with disabilities, issues relating to class, gender and sexuality, as well as the everyday challenges of friendship, self-discovery and loss.
2009 Robert Leonard Feminism Never Happened (Brisbane: Institute of Modern Art)
2008 Samantha Comte, Jirra Lulla Harvey, Kate Rhodes and Meredith Turnbull, Helen McDonald A Time Like This (Melbourne: Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne)
2008 Lyndal Walker and Nat Thomas Girls, Girls, Girls (Melbourne: Carlton Hotel)
2007 Daw Kate and Vikki McInnes Bird Girls (Melbourne: Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne)
2006 Veronica Tello Feminist Actions (Melbourne: Spacement)
2003 Marsha Meskimmon Women Making Art: History, Subjectivity, Aesthetics (London: Routledge) More
2003 Jill Scott Coded Characters: Media Art by Jill Scott (Germany: Hatje Cantz) More
2001 Helen McDonald Erotic Ambiguities: The Female Nude in Art (London and New York: Routledge)
2000 Artlink ((Australia)) (July) Vol 20. No. 2
1999 Suzanne Treister No Other Symptoms: Time Travelling with Rosalind Brodsky (London: Black Dog Publishing) More
1999 Joan Kerr and Jo Holder eds Past Present: The National Women's Art Anthology (New South Wales: Craftsman's House) More
1999 Debbie Qadri Art : feminist art, art about women (Melborne: 'first site' Gallery, The Queen Victoria Women's Trust Centre, Tivoli Artspace, Swanston Artspace, RMIT Central Library)
1998 Cheryl Dunye and Zoe Leonard The Fae Richards Photo Archive (Artspace Books, DAP)
1998 Alison Beale and Annette Van Den Bosch eds Ghosts in the Machine: Women and Cultural Policy in Canada and Australia (Toronto: Garamond Press)
1997 Kristin Elsby ed Difficult Territory: A Postfeminist Project (Australia, Sydney: Wolloomolloo/ Artspace)
1997 Linda Caroli Kiss kiss (XX): an exhibition of collaborative feminist art (Brisbane : Robert Hughes Gallery)
1996 Elisabeth Ashburn Lesbian Art: An Encounter with Power (Australia: Craftsman House, USA: Gordon and Breach)
1996 Cherry Smyth Damn Fine Art by New Lesbian Artists (Cassell)
1996 Monash University Women Hold Up Half the Sky: the Orientation of Art in the Post-War Pacific (Melbourne,Victoria: Monash University Gallery)
1996 Dinah Dysart and Hannah Fink Asian Women Artists (Australia: Craftsman House) More
1996 Anna Voigt New Visions,New Perspectives: Voices of Contemporary Australian Women Artists (Australia: Craftsman House) More
1995 Joan Kerr Heritage : the National Women's Art Book : 500 Australian Women Artists from Colonial Times to 1955 (Sydney: Roseville East, New South Wales, Art and Australia)
1995 Caroline Ambrus The Unseen Art Scene: 32 Australian Women Artists (Woden: ACT: Irrepresssible Press)
1995 Art and Australia () (Autumn) Vol.32 No.3
1994 Catriona Moore ed Dissonance: Feminism and the Arts, 1970-1990 (Allen and Unwin/Artspace)
1994 Jeanette Hoorn Strange Women : Essays in Art and Gender (Carlton,Victoria: Melbourne University Press)
1994 Anne Marsh and Jill Orr Raising the Spirits (Bullen,Victoria,Australia: MOMA at Heide)
1994 Michelle Boulous Walker ed Performing sexualities: Knowing the sensorium (Brisbane: Institute of Modern Art)
1993 Anne Marsh Body and Self : Performance Art in Australia,1969-1992 (Australia: Oxford University Press) More
1993 Geekgirl () 2010 former website journal, now continuing as a blog
1993 Catriona Moore Indecent Exposures: Twenty Years of Feminist Photography in Australia,1970-1990 (Allen and Unwin,Sydney)
1993 Jennifer Phipps Creators & Inventors: Australian Women's Art in the National Gallery of Victoria (National Gallery of Victoria)
1992 Cecily Davis Women Artists of Australia (Balwyn,Victoria: Five Milk Press)
1992 Nikki Miller Feminisms: An Exhibition of 27 Women Artists (Perth: PICA,1-28 November)
1992 Sandy Kirby Sightlines: Women's Art and Feminist Perspectives in Australia (Australia,Craftsman House: East Rowville)
1991 Artspace Frames of Reference: Aspects of Feminism and Art (exhibition catalogue. Australia: Sydney: Artspace, 15 Aug-29 Sept)
1991 Hetti Perkins Aboriginal Women's Exhibition (Sydney: Art Gallery of New South Wales)
1990 Janine Burke Field of Vision: A Decade of Change: Women's Art in the 1970's (Australia: Viking, Victoria)
1990 Judith Ryan Paint Up Big: Walpiri Women's Art of Lajamaru (National Gallery of Melbourne)
1989 Jill Orr Performance Documentation 1978-1988 (Melbourne: Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)
1988 Women's Art Register Bulletin (WAR (Richmond, Australia)) 1995
1987 Juliana Engberg Feminist Narratives (Australia, Melbourne University George Paton Gallery)
1985 Anne Marsh Difference: A Radical Approach to Women and Art (Adelaide: Women's Art Movement)
1984 Women's Art Movement, Adelaide. Introduction: Jane Kent Setting the Pace: The Women's Art Movement,1980-1983 (Adelaide: WAM)
1984 Australia Council Women in the Arts: A Strategy for Action (North Sydney: Australia Council)
1984 Women's Art Movement Artists Pages: Original Works by Australian Women Artists (Adelaide: WAM)
1983 Jenny Boult and Tess Brady eds After the rage : South Australian women's art and writing (Clarence Park South Australia : Tutu Press)
1982 Ailsa O'Connor Unfinished Work, Articles & Notes on Women and the Politics of Art (Melbourne / Richmond: Greenhouse)
1982 Julia Church and Alison Ader eds True Bird Grit: A Book About Canberra Women in the Arts, 1982-1983 (Canberra, Australia: Acme Ink)
1982 Gil Appleton Women in the Arts: A Study by the Research Advisory Group of the Women & the Arts Project (Australia: Sydney)
1980 Women's Art Movement, Adelaide Women's Art Movement 1978/1979 (Adelaide: Experimental Art Foundation)
1980 George Paton Gallery Women at work : a week of women's performance, June 1980 (Parkville [Vic.] : George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University Union)
1979 Christine Kelly and Andrew Sisson The social construction of feminist art : an exploratory study (Caulfield East, Vic : Caulfield Institute of Technology)
1978 Women's Art Forum of Victoria Women's Art Forum Annual (Australia : Women's Art Forum of Victoria)
1978 Women's Art Forum of Victoria, annual () 1980
1976 LIP (see also 2013 anthology by Ziherl in booklist) ((Australia)) 1984, 1995
1975 Meanjin Quarterly ((Australia)) December Vol.34 No.4.
Level () Archive of a feminist collective in Australia, 2010-2016
For Film’s Sake (FFS) Festival () For Film’s Sake (FFS) Festival, formerly the WOW Film Festival (until 2017), is a short film festival that promotes and awards the talents of women directors, producers, writers, editors and cinematographers in the Australian film industry and internationally. It is a festival that offers emerging and established filmmakers the opportunity to screen short works giving a thematic perspective of ... "seeing the world through the eyes of women". (Held in Sydney, but also touring).
The Women's Gallery, archive site, 1988-1995 ()
Jessie Street National Women's Library
Jessie Street National Women's Library
() Jessie Street National Women's Library was founded in 1990 as a specialist archive documenting women's history in Australia.
Ultimo Community Centre, 523-525 Harris Street (cnr William Henry Street), Ultimo 2007(Sydney, Australia)
Contemporary Art and Feminism () Formed in 2013, based at University of Sydney, to explore and bring together those with an interest in contemporary art and feminism.
FRAN (Feminist Renewal Art Network) () FRAN Festival in celebration of the 1977 Women's Show in Australia to be held in Adelaide & regional South Australia, August-September 2017. FRAN Steering Committee: Jude Adams, Loene Furler, Brigid Noone, Mia van den Bos
Women's Art Register () Founded in 1975, Women's Art Register is an archive of women artists in Australia. The catalogue of the slide collection was also a magazine.