Read (somewhat) all about it:

• Was it Macramé, Or Was It Destiny?
• Nicole Burisch and Diana Sherlock, a winning team of thinkers at it again, cyberfeminist style! @ dpi mag
• Lewis Liski of Long Story Films, made this video, and this one too.

• Talking about my Dad for Centre des arts actuels SKOL
• A picture! A paragraph! On Canadian Art, in a review about the Amy Fung show.

• A very generous and well-researched account of my 2013 group performance QUEER NOISE SOLIDARITY, written by Caroline Azar- a role model feminist shit disturber, dramaturg, and founding member of Fifth Column. See it on the FADO Performance Art Centre website.

• The amazing content rich website for They Made A Day Be A Day Here, a group exhibition curated by Amy Fung, has individual artist profiles. Mine is found here.

• So much stuff about my documentary video WHY DAD MMXI, including another video of my talking head talking about it, hott tipz about art that I like, and a brief text by Margaux Williamson my cherished peer- all on SKOL.

• The chapter “Craft Hard, Die Free” by Anthea Black and Nicole Burisch in Extra/Ordinary: Craft and Contemporary Art, ed. Maria Elena Buszek (Duke University Press)

• The Black & Burisch text is also featured in The Craft Reader, ed. Glenn Adamson (Berg Publishers)

• I wrote a brief text about my video ICKKFAXX 2010, which is featured in issue #14 of nomorepotlucks

• The catalogue for the exhibition “She Will Always Be Younger Than Us”, curated by Allyson Mitchell

• The catalogue and website for the 2010 Alberta Biennial Of Contemporary Art, curated by Richard Rhodes

• The article “Fax Love And More” by Julie Bevan from FFWD Weekly

• Amy Fung’s curatorial text for the “Hot Topic vs. Wednesday Lupypciw” two-woman show at Edmonton’s Exposure Festival