Ian Milliss interviewed by Tim Johnson.

Ian Milliss interviewed by Hazel de Berg for the National Library Oral History Project.

Ian Milliss on the closure of conceptual art flagship Inhibodress Gallery.

Object and Idea exhibition catalogue essay written by Ian Milliss to explain his refusal to show any work in the exhibition.

A brief history of the Victoria Street squats by Ian Milliss and Teresa Brennan, lead article from The City Squatter, a newspaper published by the squatters after their forcible removal.

Article by Ian Milliss describing the barricades built by the squatters to defend the Victoria Street buildings from attack by police and the developers thugs.

An article by Ian Milliss for an unnamed Mildura Sculpture Triennial publication describing his utilitarian approach to political art.

The lead article of White Elephant or Red Herring where Ian Milliss and Vivienne Binns describe the lengthy campaign and tortuous negotiations for representation of Australian and women artists in the Sydney Biennale.

The article by Ian Milliss and Ian Burn calling for an artists organisation that led the formation of the Artworkers Union.

The text of an ACTU/Australia Council publication on the Art and Working Life program by Ian Milliss and Ian Burn.

Tim Johnson looks back on the 1970s and the birth of Australian conceptual art

Ian Milliss interviewed by Helen Grace for Before Utopia, her CD-ROM history of the Artworkers Union.

A tribute to Ian Burn delivered by Ian Milliss to a Trade Union Arts Officers Conference reflecting on their years of collaborative work.

Gail Hastings on criticism, minimalism and the unexpected relevance of early writings by Ian Milliss.