Frith Street Gallery

• DOROTHY CROSS: UNDERWATER ~ Laura Cumming

  Published in The Observer, April 2010

  A good many works by the great Irish artist Dorothy Cross that evoke the deep blue in some form or other, not least her electrifying Ghost Ship, in which she covered a disused lightship with luminous paint and moored it off Dún Laoghaire harbour, where it haunted the coastline with its spectral glow, perfectly evoking the seafaring past as a mirage.

  http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/apr/04/underwater-touring-exhibition-bill-viola

• Swimming with Sharks ~ Aidan Dunne

  Published in The Irish Times, March 28 2007

  ‘Dorothy Cross was much taken with the amateur zoologist Maude Delap, who lived a life that, from the outside, may have seemed marked by personal disappointments and the social and cultural limitations and constraints of her time, but was also extraordinarily rich and fulfilled.’

• Dorothy Cross: Irish Museum of Modern Art ~ Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith

  Published in ArtForum, October 2005

  (Dorothy Cross’s) works draw much of their darkly humorous power from their ambiguous echoes of human sexual organs. Like the stuffed-snake works, however, they also draw on a particular animal’s accumulated wealth of symbolic associations across many cultures.

  http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_2_44/ai_n16752891

• Dorothy Cross and the Art of Duspossession ~ Robin Lydenberg

  Published in CIRCA, Summer 2005

  http://www.recirca.com/backissues/c112/p24_33.shtml

• Dorothy Cross: Frith Street Gallery ~ London Critics' Picks

  Published in ArtForum online, May 2005

• Cross Country ~ Dorothy Cross

  Published in Time Out, May/June 2005

• Germany's Streets of Shame ~ Laura Cumming

  Published in Observer, April 2005

• She goes the distance to shed light on humanity ~ Christine Temin

  Published in The Boston Globe, April 2005

• Dorothy Cross: L'Air ~ Laura Cumming

  Published in The Observer, April 2005

• Bottom of the Harbour Artist Does a Bubble and Streak ~ Richard Jinman

  Published in The Sydney Morning Herald, March 2003

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