by Andrew Baker Art Dealer, Brisbane and Niagara Galleries, Melbourne. In 2013 Fiona Foley was interviewed in a digital story and oral history for the State Library of Queensland's James C Sourris AM Collection. In the interview Foley talks to writer, Louise Martin-Chew about her life as an artist and the influences on her practice including her sense of justice, desire to tell the hidden histories, her family memories and her love for Aboriginal culture. In 2020 Foley was awarded State Library of Queensland's inaugural Monica Clare Research Fellowship for her project Bogimbah Creek Mission: The First Aboriginal Experiment and The Magna Carta Tree. From her research fellowship, Foley produce her publication Bogimbah Creek Mission: the First Aboriginal Experiment and a Research Reveals lecture on the subject. Selected works Annihilation of the Blacks, 1986 Eliza’s rat traps, 1991 Lost Badtjalas, Severed Hair, 1991 Native Blood, 1994 Badtjala Woman, 1994 Land Deal, 1995 Edge of the Trees (with Janet Laurence), 1995 HHH, 2004 Witnessing to Silence, 2004 Nulla 4 eva, 2009 References Further reading Foley's full CV Foley, Fiona (1999). "A Blast From the Past." Performing Hybridity. May Joseph, et al., eds. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Martin-Chew, Louise (2006). "Poignancy in Somber Truths." The Australian. 27 October. Morrell, Timothy (2009). Collector's Dossier: Fiona Foley, Australian Art Collector, issue 50 Oct–Dec 2009. Smith, Terry (2001). "Public Art between Cultures: The "Aboriginal Memorial," Aboriginality, and Nationality in Australia." Critical Inquiry. 27:4. Fiona, Foley (2020) Dr Fiona Foley - Monica Clare Research Fellow, John Oxley Library Blog, State Library of Queensland. Foley, Fiona (2021) Bogimbah Creek Mission: The First Aboriginal Experiment. New publication by Dr Fiona Foley, John Oxley Library Blog, State Library of Queensland. External links Urban Art Projects MCA Sydney - Fiona Foley's Forbidden Fiona Foley digital story, educational interview and oral history. John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland, 19 June 2013. 7min, 29min and 45 min version available to view online. Past Monica Clare Research Fellows. State Library of Queensland. 1964 births Living people Australian contemporary artists Australian Aboriginal artists