Essays, Chapters, Publications

Walking Wolli Creek Sydney Review of Books co-written with Alexandra Crosby, Associate Professor and Associate Head of School, School of Design at the University of Technology Sydney (2022).

Flows. Bodies of Water- A Reader. Edited by Filipa Ramos. Contributions by Clare Britton, Mel Y.    Chen, Fan Xiao, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Han Song, Huo Xiangjie, Andrés Jaque, Yuan-Chih Lung, Astrida Neimanis, Marina Otero Verzier, Luciana Parisi, Lucia Pietroiusti, Elizabeth A. Povinelli, Filipa Ramos, Wang Hongzhe, Wang Wei, Mark Wigley, You Mi. Published with Power Station of Art, Shanghai, and Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts. Bilingual edition (English / Mandarin) published in September 2021.

Hacking the Anthropocene: Feminist, Queer, Anticolonial Propositions. (Chapter) Ed. J.M. Hamilton, S. Reid, P. van Gelder and A. Neimanis. Open Humanities Press is a scholar-led, not-for-profit Community Interest Company incorporated in London. (2021)

Non-Traditional Research Output (selected exhibitions and performances)

2018-23 Co-Director experimental sound work Polar Force. In Polar Force, pristine Antarctic field recordings by Dr Phillip Smartzis are augmented by hand-made instruments that use ice and high-pressure air composed by Eugene Ughetti. Performed at Victorian Arts Centre Melbourne, PICA, Perth; Noorderzon Festival, Groningen, Netherlands; Ruhrtriennale, Essen, Germany; the Prix Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria and Transart Festival, Bolzano, Italy. Sydney Festival, Carriageworks, Sydney.

2021 A River Ends as the Ocean, Astrida Neimanis, Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor and Clare Britton A durational public walk 7 hours in Sydney; variable hours in Shanghai. Bodies of Water, 13th Shanghai Biennale of Art, An Eco-system of Alliances. Sydney and Shanghai 2021. (visual artist)

2021 A River Ends as the Ocean, Astrida Neimanis, Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor and Clare Britton. Exhibition Shanghai. Bodies of Water, 13th Shanghai Biennale of Art, An Exhibition, Shanghai 2021.

2021 A Week on the River Clare Britton, exhibition Bankstown Arts Centre, September 2021. Curated by Vandana Ram

2019 A River on the Other Side of the World (walk along the Vltava River) Australian Exhibit, Prague Quadrennial of Performance and Space Design and A River on the Other Side of the World (walk along the Cooks River) with the Composting Feminisms Reading Group. The New South Wales Government supported our work through Create NSW. The project also attracted funding from the Australian Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, administered by the Australian Embassy in Beijing and the Australian Consulate-General in Shanghai.

2018-2022 The Nightline. Roslyn Oades, Bob Scott and collaborators (production design) Urban Theatre Projects, Right Here Right Now festival 2018, the Rising Festival, Melbourne 2021, Sydney Festival 2022, Adelaide Festival 2022

A Faint Existence 2016, Mountain 2018 and Brightness (in development) Choreographer Kristina Chan. Performance Space's Liveworks Festival, Carriageworks 2016, Sydney Opera House, Unwrapped Festival, 2018. Campbelltown Arts Centre 2018, Dance Massive 2019, The development of A Faint Existence was supported by Carriageworks, Bundanon Artists Trust and Arts House.