antonia aitken
Writing by me.
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Aitken, A. (2023). Walking lutruwita/Tasmania: Navigating Place Relationships Through Moving and Making. In: Lasczik, A., Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, A., Rousell, D. (eds) Walking as Critical Inquiry. Studies in Arts-Based Educational Research, vol 7. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29991-9_9
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Aitken, A & Ross, J (2020) ‘Creative Country: Making with Country to reveal knowledges and strengthen connections’ Teaching Matters Conference, University of Tasmania, December (2020), [Refereed conference paper]
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Aitken, A (2016) ‘Entangled Dialogues: approaches to walking and drawing our contested tracks’, Fusion Journal Issue 10: Land Dialogues: Interdisciplinary research in dialogue with land, [Refereed journal article]
See paper here.
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Aitken, A (2016) ‘Entangled Dialogues: approaches to walking and drawing our contested tracks', Land Dialogues Conference, Charles Sturt University, April 13 – 16 (2016), [Refereed conference paper]
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Aitken, A (2014) ‘Drawing Contested Ground', AAANZ Conference, GeoCritical, Launceston (December 5-8, 2014) [Non refereed conference paper]
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Aitken, A (2014), ‘Behind this Smile', in Gorringe-Smith, K (ed) Imprint Journal, (Volume 50, Number 2), Print Council of Australia, Fitzroy, Melbourne [Non refereed journal article]
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Aitken, A (2005) ‘Gathering Time’ in Reid, J (ed.) Wet River Dry Lake (Catalogue Essay), Environment Studio, ANU School of Art, Canberra [Non refereed journal article]
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Writing about me.
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Walking Matters: Antonia Aitken, Rebecca Mayo & Kirstie Rea, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery Civic Centre, NSW, 2650 Australia 19 May—5 August, 2018
See catalogue here.
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O’Riordan M, (2014) ‘Heart of the Matter: Antonia Aitken’s Prospect’ in Gorringe-Smith, K (ed) Imprint Magazine, Vol 49, No. 4, Print Council of Australia, Fitzroy, Melbourne.
First published for Prospect at Craft ACT from 11 April to 17 May 2014.
See essay here.
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'Artist puts conflict between nature and industry in the frame'
By Kerry-Anne Cousins for the Sydney Morning Herald, April 26, 2014
See review here.
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O’Riordan M, (2013) ‘Lingua aqua’ in Talking Water (catalogue essay), Craft ACT: Art and Design Centre, Canberra.
'Found on my walk: Antonia Aitken's 'honest' print exhibition'
By Sasha Grishin for the Canberra Times, November 29, 2018.
See review here:
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