Sally Smart

Born 1960, Quorn, South Australia. Lives and works in Melbourne, Australia.

Sally Smart has long been concerned with the feminine identity from both a contemporary and historical perspective. Utilising collage, screen-printing, drawing and photography she creates illustrative, theatrical installations that employ a cinematic visual style. Sally Smart graduated from the South Australian School of Art in 1981 and completed postgraduate studies at the Victorian College of the Arts in 1988, followed by a Master of Fine Arts in 1991. Informed by feminist discourses surrounding psychoanalytic theory and the anti-art movements of Dada and Surrealism, Smart's installations explore corporeality, gender and identity politics. Major exhibitions include Surface Charge, Anderson Gallery, Richmond, USA, 2005; Shadow Farm, Wollongong City Gallery, New South Wales, 2003; Parameters Head: A La Ronde, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, 2000; FamilyTreeHouse, Project Space, ARCO, Madrid, 1999; and Femmage, Shadows and Symptoms, Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan, 1999.

Artist's CV

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2013
Choreographing Collage, Breenspace, Sydney
Strings, Rods, and Robots: Recent Acquisitions, Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry, University of Connecticut, USA

2012
The Pedagogical Puppet: Projects by Sally Smart, The University of Connecticut, USA

2011   
Flaubert’s Puppets Postmasters Gallery, New York
In Her Nature, BREENSPACE, Sydney, Australia

2010   
Femmage Shadows and Symptoms McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park, Langwarrin, Australia
Decoy Nest Greenaway Art Gallery, Melbourne Australia
Performativities (Work On Paper), Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong

2009   
The Exquisite Pirate (South China Sea) OV Gallery, Shanghai, China  
Performativities (Work On Paper), Block Projects, Melbourne, Australia.
The Exquisite Pirate Embassy of Australia, Washington DC, USA.

2008   
Decoy Nest Block Projects, Melbourne, Australia.
Decoy Nest Postmasters Gallery, New York, USA
The Exquisite Pirate (Oceania) Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide
The Exquisite Pirate (China Sea) Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong

2007   
The Exquisite Pirate (North Sea) TCM Contemporary, Kortrijk, Belgium
The Exquisite Pirate (Large Craft) Kaliman Gallery, Sydney
The Exquisite Pirate (Yawk, Yawk) 24HR Art, Northern Territory,
Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin, Australia

2006   
The Exquisite Pirate Postmasters Gallery, New York
The Exquisite Pirate (Colonia) Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide

2005   
Painting in the Dark, Kaliman Gallery, Sydney

2004   
A Week of Kindness, Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide
Prototypes and Multiples, Kaliman Gallery, Sydney

2003   
Shadow Farm, Wollongong City Gallery, Wollongong;
Shadow Farm, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne

2002   
Shadow Farm, Bond University Gallery, Gold Coast
Daughter Architect, Kaliman Gallery, Sydney
Shadow Farm, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
Design Therapy, Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide

2001   
Shadow Farm, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo
FamilyTreeHouse, Galeria Barro Senna Sao Paulo, Brazil
Femmage, Shadows and Symptoms, G2 Gallery Auckland New Zealand
Parameters Head: Design Therapy, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne

2000   
Parameters Head, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide
Femmage (Shadows and Symptoms), Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide
Arco 2000 Project Room, Greenaway Art Gallery, Arco2000, Madrid, Spain

1999   
Femmage Frieze, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne
Femmage (Shadows and Symptoms), Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan

1998   
Femmage (Shadows and Symptoms), Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne

1997   
The Unhomely Body, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne

1996   
Dora Drawer, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne
The Unhomely Body, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide

1995   
Imaginary Anatomy, Australian Print Workshop, Melbourne.
Itchy, Itchy, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne.

1994   
Delicate Cutting, Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne
Where I come from the birds sing a pretty song, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell, Victoria

1993   
Where I come from the birds sing a pretty song, Geelong Art Gallery, Geelong

1992   
Dress, Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne
Cut-Outs, Monash University, Gippsland School of Visual Art, Churchill

1991   
The Large Darn, Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne

1990   
The Printed Curtain, Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne

1989   
X-Ray Vanitas, Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne
Mad Woman in the Attic, 200 Gertrude Street, Melbourne

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2013
Community and Context, MADA Gallery, Monash University, Melbourne

2012
Philanthropy: The art of giving, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo
The Anatomy Lesson, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne
Time and Vision: new work from Australian Artists, Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf, London
Negotiating This World: Contemporary Australian Art, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Remix: Selections from the International Collage Center, Daum Museum of Contemporary Art,
 Sedalia, Missouri, USA
The Art Department Faculty Exhibition, The William Benton Museum of Art, Connecticut’s State Art Museum, USA
Zhongjian: Midway, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell, Victoria
Contemporary Australia: Women, QAG | GoMA, Brisbane

2011    
The Devil had a Daughter, Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne, Australia

2011    
Artworks, Deutsche Bank Collection Exhibition, Frankfurt, Germany

2010    
Shifting Gaze, OV Gallery, Shanghai, China
Stick it! Australian Collage in Art, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Melbourne
Femmage Shadows and Symptoms, McClelland Art Gallery + Sculpture Park, Langwarrin, Victoria
No-Name Station, Iberia Center of Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
Your Move: Australian artists play chess, Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria

2010–11
Your Move: Australian artists play chess Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo, Victoria and Australian tour
Stick it! Collage in Australian art, NGVA (National Gallery of Victoria), Melbourne, Victoria
No-Name Station, Iberia Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
Northern Winter, Heilongjiang International Festival of Arts and Culture, Harbin, China
A Fairy’s Tail, Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, NSW, Australia
Zhongjian: Midway, Tamworth Regional Gallery, NSW, Australia; Albury Art Gallery NSW,

2009    
Sh Contemporary, OV Gallery, Shanghai, China
The Garden at 4A.M. Gana Art Gallery, New York, USA
Zhongjian: Midway – 15 Contemporary artists from China and Australia,
Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Xiamen, China/and Wollongong City Gallery, Australia

2008    
Maritime: Ships, Pirates and Disasters Contemporary Art Galleries
University of Connecticut, Storrs, USA

2008–09
Contemporary Prints and Drawings 
The Johnson Museum of Art,
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York

2008    
The Exquisite Pirate Gag Projects, Berlin, Germany.
Treescape National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia
The Exquisite Pirate Scope Basel installation, Basel Switzerland
The Contemporary Collage: Australian collage and assemblage
John Buckley Gallery, Melbourne, Australia

2007    
New History The Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery, Hunter College, New York
Place Made A.P.W. National Gallery of Australia Traveling Exhibition, Australian Tour,
The Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo
Float Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, NSW

2006    
El Pirata Esquisito: Art Basel/ Miami Beach, Jacob Karpia Galeria, Miami
Segunda Primer Mundo Jacob Karpio Galeria, San Jose Costa Rica
The Exquisite Pirate Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art,
Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.
Fantastic Voyages, Kaliman Gallery, Sydney
Circa Puerto Rico ’06, Greenaway Art Gallery, Puerto Rico
Art Taipei 2006, Greenaway Art Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan

2006   
2006 Contemporary Commonwealth, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia

2005   
The Exquisite Pirate Jogja Biennale, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Surface Charge, VCU arts Anderson Gallery, Richmond Virginia, USA
Where the wild things are, UTS Gallery, Sydney, Australia
Architypes, Canadian Embassy, Tokyo, Japan
Painting in the Dark, Arco 2005, Greenaway Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain

2004   
Architypes, (six international artists) Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver,
Canada; Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney; Place made, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Femmage, Arco 2004, International Art Fair /Greenaway Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain

2003   
see here now,  Ian Potter Gallery, The University of Melbourne, Australia
Fieldwork: Australian Art 1968 - 2002, NGV Australia, Melbourne

2002   
Crime Scenes, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne, Australia
Arid Arcadia: Art of the Flinders Ranges, Art Gallery of South Australia
Tales of the unexpected: Aspects of Contemporary Australian Art, NGA,Canberra

2001   
Figure-It, University of Tasmania Plimsoll Gallery, Hobart

2000   
Celebrating the Exquisite Corpse, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo

1999   
Exploratory Behavior, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Re-emplace, (Sally Smart and Suzann Victor) Earl Lu Gallery, Singapore;
John Curtin Gallery, Curtin University, Perth

1998   
Unhomely, Sonje Museum of Contemporary Art, Kyongju and Seoul, Korea
Pusan International Contemporary Art Biennale, Pusan, Korea

1995  
The Loti and Victor Smorgon Gift of Contemporary Australian Art, MCA, Sydney
Skin, Contemporary   Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide

1991–95 
Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition  1995, 1994, 1992, and 1991 Australian tours

1989   
Imaging Aids, Australian Centre of Contemporary Art/Linden Gallery, Melbourne

1988   
A Short Ride in a Fast Machine, 200 Gertrude Street, Melbourne, Australia

AWARDS
2012    Australia Council Fellowship
2008   Life Member of the National Gallery of Victoria
2006 -07Overseas Studio Residency (New York), Visual Arts Board,
            Australia Council, Sydney
2007   Culture Lab New Work Grant Melbourne City Council Melbourne
2004   New Work Grant, Visual Arts/Craft Board, Australia Council, Sydney
            Export and Touring Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
            Redlands Westpac Art Prize, Sydney
2003   Export and Touring Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
2001   Development Grant, Visual Arts/Craft Board, Australia Council, Sydney
2000   Export and Touring Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
            National Works on Paper Acquisitive Prize, Mornington Peninsula
            Regional Gallery, Victoria
1999   Overseas Studio Residency (London), Australia Council, Sydney
            Arts 21 International Cultural Exchange Program Grant
1998   Women Artists Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
            Victoria Cultural Development Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
            City of Melbourne International Travel Grant, Arts Victoria, Melbourne
1995   Monash Graduate Scholarship, Monash University, Melbourne
1991   Project Grant, Visual Arts/Craft Board, Australia Council, Sydney
1989   ANZ Travelling Scholarship, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne
1988   Fred Williams Family Prize, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne
            St Kilda Prize Acquisition, City of St Kilda
            Victorian College of the Arts Foundation Award, Melbourne
1981   H.P. Gill Memorial Medal, South Australian School of Art, Adelaide

COLLECTIONS
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra;
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne;
The Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane;
University of Tasmania Collection; Hobart;
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney;
Geelong Art Gallery, Geelong;
Latrobe Valley Regional Gallery, Morwell;
The University of Melbourne Art Collection, Melbourne;
Deakin University Art Collection, Melbourne;
Artbank, Sydney;
Victorian College of the Arts Foundation Collection, Melbourne.
City of St Kilda, St Kilda;
Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga;
Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane;
The Vizard Foundation Melbourne;
New Parliament House, Canberra;
The Walter & Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne;
Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane;
Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo;
Banyule Art Collection, Victoria
Mornington Peninsula, Regional Gallery, Victoria;
Benalla Art Gallery, Benalla;
Shepparton Art Gallery, Victoria;
Wollongong City Gallery, Wollongong,
Tarra Warra Museum of Art, Victoria, and
Museum of New and Old Art, Tasmania
International:  Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery, Toi o Tamaki, Auckland, New Zealand;
Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Ithaca, NY, USA
British Museum, London, UK
Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt, Germany
Private Collections: Australia, Europe, New Zealand, South America,
United Kingdom and United States of America

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
2013  Sonia Harford, Parisian Legacy of a family pioneer, The Age 15, June, http://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/-2o8mn.html
2011   Kirrily Hammond and Melissa Miles The Devil had a Daughter Exh.,Cat., MUMA, Monash University Melbourne, 2011
Robin Cemblestry  Spidey-sense, 4 June http://niborama.com/2011/06/04/spidey-sense/2011
Doug McClemont Top Ten shows in New York June 2011, Saatchi Online Magazine 2011
Maria Tumarkin In Her Nature, Exh.cat., Breenspace, Sydney 2011
2010   Emily Cormack  Femmage Shadows and Symptoms  Exh.,cat., McClelland Gallery, Langwarrin, 2010
Melissa Miles  Decoy Nest, Exh.cat., Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide, 2010
Emily Cormack Where I work  Art&Asia Pacific Vol.69 July/August New York, 2010
Rebecca Catching, Jason Smith and Melissa Miles The Exquisite Pirate Ex.cat., OV Gallery, Shanghai
Chris Moore The Exquisite Pirate online review www.saatchigallery.co.uk
Zang Zang Artists are like Pirates Online interview webcast crienglish.com
Jin Sha Zhongjian: Midway Exh.Cat. Wollongong City Gallery
2008   Tyler Coburn Decoy Strategies Decoy Nest online review www.rhizome.org/12 September 2008
Sally Smart Artist text Exh.,cat.Amelia Johnson Contemporary Hong Kong 2008
2007   Melissa Miles The Exquisite Pirate Exh.cat.,Kaliman Gallery Sydney 2007
Susan McCulloch McCulloch’s Encyclopedia of Australian Art Melbourne 2007
Tracy Adler New History, Exh.,Cat., The Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery  Hunter College, New York, 2007
2006   John Nadador Segunda Primer Mundo Exh.,cat.,Jacob Karpio Galeria, SanJose Costa Rica, 2006
Andrew Maekle One to Watch Artkrush Issue #35, 2006 New York, USA
Andrea Inselmann Dangerous Waters, Exh.,cat., Herbert F. Johnson Muiseum, Ithaca, NY,2006
Eleanor Heartney The Exquisite Pirate, Postmasters Gallery, exhibition review,
Art in America, June /July 2006, New York
AnneMarie Kiely The Exquisite Pirate Belle Magazine December/January 2006
Melissa Miles The Exquisite Pirate, Eyeline, Melbourne July 2006
Lou Chamberlin Art in Sight 2nd Ed., McGrawHill, Melbourne 2006
Ted Colless Essays on Anachronism, The Australian, Sydney 2006
Robert Nelson New Paths on the Old Map, The Age, Melbourne, Mar 11 2006
Jerry Saltz Shipping The Village Voice New York, New York 2006
Wendy Walker Sea Change for Rebels, The Australian, Sydney, May 11 2006
Jason Smith 2006 Contemporary Commonwealth, ex.,cat., NGV, Melbourne 2006
Dinah Ryan Surface Charge Exh.Review Sculpture, Vol.5 June 2006 Washington USA
2005   Meryl Ryan colour(less) exh.,cat. Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, Booragul Aust., 2005
Sabine Russ and Gregory Volk, Surface Charge ex., cat VCU arts Anderson Gallery, Richmond Virginia, USA 2005
Sasha Grishin Sally Smart / 50 most collectable artists Australia, Art Collector 2006
Pete Hume, The Arts on the wall, Richmond Times – Despatch September 23, Virginia 2005
Murata Yuko Architypes, Real Tokyo, Japan, 2005
Sebastian Smee, The Shapes of Private Memories, The Australian, March 17,Sydney 2005
2004   Felicity Fenner Architypes ex.,cat, Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, Canada 2004
Sally Smart Family Tree House art.es magazine, Madrid Spain 2004
Deborah Hart Daughter Architect, Art and Australia, Vol. 42, Summer 2004
Felicity Fenner A Week of Kindness ex., cat Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide 2004
Georgina Safe A passion to represent The Australian /Feature/Feb 7 2004
2003   Penny Webb Darkness and Day, The Age, September 24, 2003, Melbourne
Chris McAuliffe see here now The Vizard Foundation Art Collection of the 1990’s, Ian Potter Gallery, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne 2003
Cynthia Wild Conversation Piece Meanjin June 2003 Melbourne
2002   Anna Gray (Editor) Australian Art in the National Gallery of Australia, 2002,Canberra
Deborah Hart Tales of the Unexpected;aspects of contemporary Australian art (exhibition catalogue) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2002
Sasha Grishin Flights of fantasy into an alternative reality Canberra Times, Canberra July 2002
Deborah Hart Art on view National Gallery of Australia Canberra 2002
Alisa Bunbury Arid Arcadia:Art of the Flinders Ranges, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide 2002
Erin O‚Dwyer Tragic Edge to Farm Images The Courier Mail Brisbane 5 July 2002
John Neylon Disruptive The Adelaide Review, Adelaide May 2002
Wendy Walker Skirting around with designs The Advertiser, Adelaide May 13 2002
2001   Christopher Marshall Interpreting Art Macmillian Melbourne 2001
Megan Backhouse Pointedly poignant pin-ups The Age, Melbourne, Mar 5 2001
Karen Ward You must go beyond the obvious Bendigo Advertiser Oct 13 2001
Maria Kunda Shadow Farm (exhibition catalogue) Bendigo Art Gallery 2000
Camila Molina Brasil e Australia na Baro Senna O Estado De S. Paulo,Sao Paulo, Brazil, 28 Jul 2001
Rodrigo Moura Sally Smart retira imagens da sombra Folha Sao Paulo, Brazil Jul 26 2001
AnneMarie Kiely Smart Art Belle Magazine March 2001
Peter Timms Parameters Head:Design Therapy, The Age, Melbourne Mar 14 2001
Maria Kunda Riddles (exhibition catalogue) Tasmanian School of Art 2001
2000   Helen McDonald Erotic Ambiguities Routledge London, 2000
Stephanie Radok, Parameters Head: A la Ronde Artlink Vol20 #4 December 2000
John Neylon, “Haunting of the EAF” The Adelaide Review October 2000
Christopher Chapman, Four Scenes,Parameters Head:A La Ronde Exh., cat., EAF, Adelaide, 2000.
Miguel Cereceda ARCO 2000 Últimas Ronteras, Arco, Madrid, Spain
Marcus Baumgart, Parameters Head:A La Ronde (exhibition catalogue) 2000
Wendy Walker, Layers of Modernism, The Advertiser, Adelaide, April 2000Rachel Kent, Family Tree House (exhibition catalogue) Arco 2000, Project Room, 2000
Sasha Grishin, Australian Painting Now  Edited by Laura Murray Cree and
Nevill Drury, Craftsman House,Sydney 2000
1999   Lara Travis, Re-emplace (exhibition catalogue), Earl Lu Gallery, Singapore, 1999
Binghui Huangfu, Re-emplace (exhibition catalogue), Earl Lu Gallery, Singapore, 1999
Rachel Kent, Disturbing Narratives: Sally Smart’s Femmage (Shadows and Symptoms) Exh., cat., Melb.,1999
1998   Jenny Zimmer, Anatomy of a young artist: Sally Smart”, State of the Arts, Victoria 1998-99
Robert Rooney, Smart’s Art Foxes Clever, The Australian, 9 October 1998
Anna Clabburn, “Installation Success”, The Age, 30 September 1998
Kim Mi - hui, “Conceptions of Home Altered in Unhomely” Korean Times 7/8/1998
Jason Smith, Unhomely, Exh., Cat., Artsonje Museum Kyongju and Seoul, Korea, 1998
Anna Clabburn, ‘Sally Smart’s Mind Games’ Australian Art Collector No. 3, 1998, p46-49
Kirsty Grant, “Commission 200 Insects” National Gallery Victoria, Magazine June/July 1998
1997   Adrian Montana, Geelong Art Gallery, Education Kit, 1997
Robyn McKenzie, ‘In reality, there’s no place like home’, The Age, Melbourne, 24 September 1997
1996   Donald Williams & Colin Simpson Art Now Contemporary Art Post – 1970, McGrawHill, 1996
Sally Smart, ‘Dora Drawer’ Exh., Cat., Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne, 1996
Charles Green, Exhibition Review, ‘Itchy Itchy’, Art Forum, New York, USA May 1996
Helen McDonald, ‘Feminising the Surreal’ Art and Australia Vol 34, 1996
Jenny Zimmer, ‘Sally Smart: Prosthetic Parts’, Imprint, Melbourne, Autumn, 1996, vol 31, no 1, p.7-8
Stephanie Radok, ‘Furniture and the body’ The Adelaide Review, Adelaide, May 1996. (p. 28).
Helen McDonald, The Unhomely Body, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide, 1996
Helen McDonald, ‘Feminism and the Republic’, Vox Reipublicae (eds J Hoorn and DGoodman) 1996
1995   Anna Clabburn, ‘Sally Smart:Itchy Itchy’ Asian Art News, Hong Kong, Nov/Dec 1995,
Robert Lindsay,The Shell Collection of Contemporary Australian Art,Melbourne 1995
Jenny Zimmer, Cut-Outs Craft Victoria, Winter 1995
Jenny Zimmer, ‘Metaphor in Body Parts’, The Age, Melbourne, 17 May 1995.
Peter Timms, The Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition, (exhibition catalogue), Melbourne, 1995.
Janine Burke, ‘Anima: Feminist art since the seventies’ Art and Australia, vol. 23/ no. 3, Autumn 1995,
Fine Arts Press, Sydney, 1995
1994   Sasha Grishin, Searching for Clues for Interpretation, The Canberra Times, 1994
Amanda King, ‘A secret garden: the work of Sally Smart’, Australian Art Monthly, November, No. 75, Canberra, 1994, (plus cover illustration)
Amanda King, Delicate Cutting, (exhibition catalogue), Robert Lindsay Gallery, Melbourne, 1994
Peter Timms, The Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition 1994, (exh., cat.), Melbourne1994
1992   Helen McDonald, ‘Where I come from the birds sing a pretty song’, exh.,cat Geelong Art Gallery, 1992
Amanda King, ‘Sally Smart: Dress’, Agenda, Melbourne, January-February, 1993.
Rebecca Lancashire, ‘Intent on unravelling our patchworked past’, exh review, The Age, Melb. June 1992
Christopher Heathcote, exhibition review, The Age, Melbourne, June, 1992
Helen McDonald, Dress, (exhibition catalogue), Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne, 1992
Alison Carroll, The Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition 1992, (exhibition catalogue), Melbourne, 1992
Ray Edgar, ‘Dress’, exhibition review, The Melbourne Times, Melbourne, June 1992
Jude Adams, ‘Skin’, exhibition review, Artlink, Vol 12, Adelaide, 1992
Jyanni Steffensen, Skin, (exh., cat.,), Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide,1992
1991   Women’s Resource Centre, Nonagon, Nine Australian Women Artists, slide kit, Melbourne 1991
Alison Carroll, The Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition 1991, (exhibition catalogue), Melbourne 1991
1990   Helen Topliss,‘Contemporary Issues: Fifth Moët & Chandon’, Art and Australia, Fine Arts Press, Sydney, Spring 1990
Graeme Sturgeon, ‘Art: Six names to watch’, Australian Collectors Monthly, Sydney, Nov- Dec 1990
Peter Hennessey and Patricia Piccinini, Sally Smart: The Printed Curtain, (exhibition catalogue), Luba Bilu Gallery, Melbourne, April-May 1990
Judith Womersley, ‘Great Expectations’, The Sunday Age, Melbourne, 7 January 1990
1989   Christopher Heathcote, ‘The myth of unified mainstream’, Australian Art Monthly 1989
Fiona Scott-Norman, ‘House of puzzles’, The Sunday Herald, Melbourne, 19 November 1989
Scott Brown,‘Sally Smart: X-Ray Vanitas’, exhibition review, Art Beat, Melbourne, April 1989
Christopher Coventry, X-Ray Vanitas, (exhibition catalogue), Luba Bila Gallery, Melbourne, April 1989


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