ARTIST BOOKS

• Surveilling a Crime Scene, Borderline Books, printed on a risograph by SPLIT/SHIFT Press, 2023, reprinted offset 2024.

• All the violence within: Conversations and Correspondence, Borderline Books (self-publishing imprint), edition of 112, 2022. Photocopied bootleg edition also available (2025).

• Cups of nun chai , Yaarbal Books, New Delhi, 2020 (reprint 2021)

• Paper txt msgs from Kashmir, e-book and print edition of 70, self-published 2011 (photocopied reprint 2012, 2023, 2024). Winner 2011 Fauvette Laureiro Artist Award. Photocopied bootleg edition also available (reprinted 2012, 2023, 2024, 2025)

OTHER BOOKS

• The Politics of Artists in War Zones: Art in Conflict, edited by Kit Messham-Muir, Uros Cvoro, Monika Lukowska-Appel, Bloomsbury Publishing (2024)

• Kashmir and the Future of South Asia, edited by Ayesha Jalal and Sugata Bose, Routledge (2021)

ESSAYS & CREATIVE NON-FICTION

• Regional Assembly: Resisting Summary, Artlink, issue 44:2|Wirltuti/Spring (August-November), 2024, and reprinted in Regional Assembly 2023-24, Regional Arts Australia.

• Violent Dreams of Development: A food bowl in the north-west of Australia? Artlink, December 2019

• Potholes, Westerly, 63.1, 2018

• No Easy Feat, Meanjin, Spring 2017

• “Beautiful (in)Justice”, published by un Projects, May 2017

• “I don’t want to be there when it happens” (review), Artlink (2017)

• “Tjungunutja: From having come together” (review), Artlink (2017)

• A mere drop in the sea of what is, 4A Papers, edited by Pedro de Almeida, November 2016 (Highly Commended by AICA’s 2018 Incentive Award for Young Art Critics under 40)

• “You got a story? On language and image in Gija art” co-authors Anna Crane, Frances Kofod and Alana Hunt in Artlink: Indigenous_Northern issue 36:2 June 2016

• “Nura Rupert’s Mamu” in the exhibition catalogue Boo! Aboriginal Ghost Stories and Other Scary Matter, Tandanya, curator Troy-Anthony Bayliss, February 2016

• “We turn heads when we hold hands in the street” in Overland (online), 16th April 2014

• “Ngali-Ngalim Boorroo (For the Women)” in Curating Feminism, Sydney College of the Arts , 2014. Full text compiled and co-authored by Alana Hunt and Anna Crane, with words by Nancy Nodea, Mabel Juli, Betty Carrington, Phyllis Thomas and Shirley Purdie from interviews recorded by Nancy Daylight, Margaret Joshua and Asayah Nodea in September 2014 in the Media Lab at Warmun Art Centre.

• “Faith and Knowledge” in Jadagen Warnkan Barnden: Changing Climate in Gija Country, WarMun Art Centre, 2013. (access the pdf online from The Cross Art Projects)

• “Churchill Cann”, West Australian Indigenous Art Awards 2013: Catalogue, AGWA, 2013.

• “A Garden Experiment”, Real Time, issue no.103, June/July 2011, p.4

• Holiday Goddess Handbag Guide to Paris, London, New York and Rome, Ed. Jessica Adams published by Harper Collins, 2011

• “It’s a human relations thing”, Locksmith Project, Issue I, June 2009

• “Reunion Island, Offshore territory” and “Drifters”, Art and Deal Magazine – Radical: Possibilities / Ruptures, Issue No. 31, 2010

• “In an age of terror the fundamental threat to Australia appears to be safety” and “Between the Festival”, Text Camp Reader, Next Wave Festival, Melbourne, 2008

• “Inside Outside Inside On, by Kenzie McKenzie and James Brown”, catalogue essay Drop Down: NSW artists in the 2008 Next Wave Festival

CONVERSATIONS/INTERVIEWS

• Everyone talks about stolen cars and not about stolen country, by Régine Debatty in We Make Money Not Art, May 2024

• Alana Hunt Excavates the Slivers of Colonisation by Dilpreet Bhullar in Stir World, January 2024

• Activating the textures of Post-Digital Aesthetics (PDA) a conversation with Nancy Mauro-Flude, Tom Penney and Alana Hunt, un Projects, February 2019

• A conversation about Kashmir: Alana Hunt with Sanjay Kak, Artlink issue 38:3, September 2018

• A conversation between Amina McConvell and Alana Hunt, un Projects, November 2017

• Treading Lightly: A conversation between Katie Breckon and Alana Hunt, published by un Projects, August 2017

• The how, where and to what end: A conversation between Anabelle Lacroix and Alana Hunt, published by un Projects, June 2017

• “Interview with Glenn Isseger-Pilkington” in un Magazine issue 10.1

REVIEWS

• Looking at Asian-Pacific Art Through the Weather, Hyperallergic, May 2019

• A review of Tracker by Alexis Wright, Westerly, November 2018

• I don’t want to be there when it happens , Artlink, November 2017

• Tjungunutja: From Having Come Together, Artlink, September 2017

​SPOKEN / EVENTS

• Surveilling a Crime Scene in conversation with Rahee Punyashloka and Priyanka Chhabra as part of Recompositions a series of public events co-presented with WestSpace, Liquid Architecture, Sarai / CSDS and curated by Suvani Suri and Laura McLean, 21 February 2025

• Surveilling a Crime Scene in conversation with Tanvi Mishra at Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art, 22 January 2025

• Surveilling a Crime Scene in conversation with Yashaswini Raghunandan at Museum of Art and Photography, Bangalore, 4 January 2025

• Borrowed Landscapes, Mosman Art Gallery, 19 October 2024

• Like Blood Thirsty Mosquitoes, online artist talk with Jack Green at Watch This Space, 18 May 2024

• Antenna Documentary Film Festival, 2024

• Surveilling a Crime Scene artist talk, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, October 2023

• Rural Utopias Artist Talks, Art Gallery of Western Australia, November 2023

• PhotoKTM5 artist talk 2023

• Printing Matters: Circulation as Practice, Alana Hunt with Tanvi Mishra, Arif Ayaz Parrey and Sanjay Kak, Offset Projects, New Delhi 2023

• Cups of nun chai: the art of publishing, Alana Hunt with Dayanita Singh, Lisa Rath and Kaushik Ramaswamy, Itu Chaudhuri Design, New Dehli 2023

• Cups of nun chai, Alana Hunt in conversation with Shuddhabrata Sengupta, School of Arts and Aesthetics Jawaharlal Nehru University 2023

• Cementa online studios artist talk 2023

• Growing Like a Tree artist talk at Sunapranta: Goa Centre for the Arts 2022

• Artist Talk with curator Pippa Milne, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne, 2022

• Kashmir, before us, Westspace, Melbourne, 2021

• Museum of Art and Photography, Bangalore, 2021

• Undisciplined: wisdom from womxn in the arts, six-part podcast, 2020

• GROUND, Canvas: unframing art and ideas on FBI Radio, 2020

• Parramatta Artist Studios Movers and Makers Program, “Knowing what you need financially”, 2020

• Hatched Artist Talk, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, 2020

• Artist talk, Pathshala South Asian Centre for Media, Dhaka, 2020

• Artist talk, Shoni-mongol Adda, Dhaka, 2020

• Aesthetics Politics and Histories: The Social Context of Art, Art Association of Australia and New Zealand, RMIT University, Melbourne, 2018

• Rethinking the nation state, reactivating art—5 Objects with artist Alana Hunt, The Polis Project, 2019

• Artist lectures at Brown, Tufts and Indiana universities, USA, 2018

• Anywhere and Everywhere, Project Anywhere Conference, Parsons, New York, 2018

• Makassar International Writers’ Festival, Rumata Art Space, Sulawesi (May 2018)

• Frontyard Projects, Sydney, 2017/18

• Melbourne Art Book Fair National Gallery of Australia, Melbourne, 2016

• Open Engagement: Art/Life Queens Museum, New York, 2014

• Memefest, “Radical Intimacies: Dialogue in Our Times” Swinburne University, Melbourne, 2014

• Ngali-ngalim-Boorroo (for the women) as part of Curating Feminism, The Cross Arts Sydney, 2014