• Email address: mailto:bookings@donnawilliams.net
• Web site: http://www.donnawilliams.net/

(* denotes solo exhibit)

• 2004: Linden Gallery, Melbourne
• 2005: * Art@8 Gallery, Melbourne (solo)
• 2005: Frankston Festival Art Exhibition, Melbourne
• 2006: * Vanguard Gallery, Melbourne (solo)
• 2007: * Gallery 15, Melbourne (solo)
• 2007: Prism Gallery, Huntington, Virginia, USA
• 2008: * Grenfell Gallery, Adelaide, Australia (solo)
• 2008: United Nations Building, New York, NY, USA
• 2008: * Gallery 15, Melbourne, Australia (solo)
• 2008: Footsteps Gallery, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
• 2009: * Grenfell Gallery, Adelaide, Australia (solo)
• 2009: Jarmbi Gallery, Burrinja Cultural Centre, Melbourne, Australia
• 2009: UN Plaza, New York, NY, USA
• 2010: 1812 Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
• 2011: Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, USA
• 2012: C-Na Gallery, Beijing, China
• 2014: * SPark Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, USA

• 1997: Malvern Hills College, Great Malvern, UK
• 1998: * Malvern Museum, Great Malvern, UK (Commissioned museum exhibit for public display)
• 2006: * Vanguard Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
• 2009: Jarmbi Gallery, Burrinja Cultural Centre, Melbourne, Australia

• 1990: <link 53><em>Nobody Nowhere</em></link> became a number one international best-seller and was the first mainstream published autobiography of a person diagnosed with autism. It was a controversial and groundbreaking book at that time which became translated into 20 languages, was 10 weeks at number one on the New York Times Best-Seller list and sold over half a million copies. Its worldwide exposure paved the way for so many others who have since had their works published throughout the world.
• 1992: <link 54><em>Somebody Somewhere</em></link> also became an international number one best-seller.
• 1996: <link 58><em>Autism; An Inside Out Approach</em></link>.
• 1998: <link 59><em>Autism and Sensing; The Unlost Instinct</em></link>.
• 1998: <link 55><em>Like Colour To The Blind</em></link>.
• 2003: <link 60><em>Exposure Anxiety; The Invisible Cage of Involuntary Self Protection Responses</em></link>.
• 2004: <link 56><em>Everyday Heaven</em></link>.
• 2004: <link 57><em>Not Just Anything</em></link>.
• 2005: <link 61><em>The Jumbled Jigsaw</em></link>.
• 2010: <link 304><em>Weirdos Like Me</em></link>.
• E-BOOKS
• 2013: <link 364>Exposure Anxiety Handbook</em></link>
• 2013: <link 365>Echoes</em></link>
• 2013: <link 367>Tree Of Life</em></link>
• 2014: <link 370>Tricks of Light</em></link>
• 2014: <link 373>Chemo Love</em></link>
• 2010: <link 304>Weirdos Like Me</em></link>.
• 2013: <link 363>Baloombawop</em></link>
• 1990: <link 375>The Adventures of a Weed</em></link>
• 2013: <link 366>The Gadoodleborger</em></link>

• 1999: <em>Nobody Nowhere</em> (named after the <link 53>book</link>)
• 2005: <em>Mutation</em>
• 2010: <em>Broken Biscuit</em>

In 2000 two songs from the Nobody Nowhere album were featured in a Japanese TV series, Things You Taught Me (TBS) that has been released internationally and released on the soundtrack for the film.

In 2007 and 2008 two tracks from the Nobody Nowhere album made the top 50 on Artist Underground and the track Beautiful Behavioural Mutations had 15,000 hits in a year on You Tube.

In 2008 Donna formed an inter-arts rock band, Donna and The Aspinauts which began performing in 2009.

They produced their debut album, Broken Biscuit, in 2010, produced by Paul Spears at PV Sounds Studio.  

• 2005: Wrote the screenplay to <em><link 53>Nobody Nowhere</link></em> (now under option to Hollywood producer Beverly Nero).
• 2005-2006: Wrote 5 other feature films, now represented by a Hollywood film agent, Liz Hanley of Bicoastal Talent, Burbank, CA.
• 2007: Awarded a commendation for the feature film screenplay <em>The Tower</em>.

I featured in four television documentaries:

• 1993: <em>Autism, Emotion and Behavior</em>, Eye to Eye with Connie Chung, USA
• 1995: <em>Jam Jar</em>, Fresh Film, in association with Channel 4, UK
• 1995: <em>Krankheit Als Schicksal</em>, Spiegel TV, Germany
• 1995: <em>Yokoso Watashi No Sekai E "Jiheisho" Donna Williams</em>, NHK, Japan

and five other television appearances:

• 1992: <link http://openweb.tvnews.vanderbilt.edu/1992-12/1992-12-04-ABC-18.html>Person Of The Week</link> on Peter Jennings, ABC News, USA
• 1998: <em>Midlands Today Evening News</em>, UK : appeared with my life sized sculpture, <link 34>My World, The World</link>
• 1994: <em>Norwegian Evening News</em>, Norway.
• 1999: <em>BBC</em>, UK.
• 2006: <link http://news.sbs.com.au/insight/trans.php?transid=977>Insight</link>, SBS, Australia.
• 2007: <em>Win News</em>, Channel 9, Australia.
• 2008: Visions, Channel 31, Melbourne, Australia

• New York Times (US)
• Los Angeles Times (US)
• Boston Globe (US)
• Washington Post (US)
• Toronto Star (Canada)
• National Post (Canada)
• Macleans Magazine (Canada)
• Mirabella (US)
• Life Magazine (UK)
• Hello (UK)
• Womens Day (UK)
• The Guardian (UK)
• The Mail (UK)
• The Express (UK)
• The Independent (UK)
• The Age (Australia)
• Leader (Australia)
• MX (Australia)
• Other publications in Norway, Germany, Israel, France, Japan, Italy.

• Womens Hour, Jenny Murray, BBC, UK
• Morningside Program, Peter Gzowski, CBC, Canada
• National Public Radio, New York, USA
• Autism One Radio, USA
• ABC, Sydney, Australia
• 3CR, Melbourne, Australia
• MDR, Melbourne, Australia
• Also featured on German radio.

• 1996-1998: Part Time Sculpture Course, Malvern Hills College, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, UK.
• 2004: 4 week Chinese Brush Painting Course, Monash University, Clayton, Victoria, Australia.