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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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2017:   "Louise Bennett's Videos in Melbourne", Critical Review of Solo Exhibition by Helen Newton-Brown, EyeContact, March 27

2017:   "Side Ways Our Time Travel", exhibition essay by Gaby Cepeda.

2016:   "NOW IS NOW", exhibition essay by Gaby Cepeda.

2016:   "The Sun From Your Past", solo exhibition catalogue essay by Lisa Bryan-Brown, Clutch Collective

2015:   “Digital Consequences”, Critical Review of Solo Exhibition by Natasha Matila-Smith, EyeContact, August 14

2015:   "Louise Bennett All At Once", Critical Essay by Michelle Eskola, published in ALL AT ONCE : (embodied :/ remembered :/ mediated :/)

2014:   “Presence/Absence”, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Jenna Baldock, Spiro Grace Art Rooms
2013:   “Rinse & Repeat”, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Laura Brown
2013:   “Field”, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Lisa Bryan-Brown
2012:   “Traces”, Solo Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by David Pestorious

2012:   “Cyberspace as Medium”, Critical Solo Exhibition Review by Carmen Ansaldo, EyeContact, June 10
2012:   “Triangulate –Brisbane Emerging Art Festival”, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Laura Brown and Tess Maunder
2012:   “Traces”, Exhibition Essay by Lisa Bryan-Brown, Griffith University Art Gallery for Churchie Emerging Art Award
2011:   “Traces”, Solo Exhibition Catalogue essay by Rachael Parsons, Metro Arts
2011:   “Inclusivity and Isolation”, Fillip by Peta Rake, Issue 15, 2011, p.70-78
2010:   “Abject Boredom”, Solo Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Meg Hale, Boxcopy
2008:   “Culture Vultures”, Exhibition Catalogue, Essay by Daniel McKewen

 

PUBLICATIONS

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2015:   "Louise Bennett : ALL AT ONCE : (embodied :/ remembered :/ mediated :/), Artist Book, created by Erika Scott. Self published.

2013:   “Knock – Accidentally Annie Street Space”, Critical Appraisal, Art Monthly Australia, Issue 257, March 2013, pp.56
2012:   “Knock”, Exhibition Catalogue Essay, Accidentally Annie Street Space
2011:   “Skype Show, Exhibition Catalogue Essay, Accidentally Annie Street Space
2009:   “House Party”, Exhibition Catalogue Essay, Accidentally Annie Street Space

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