Artist's book by Braco Dimitrijevic. "History should be composed of an infinite number of interpretations of events so that the difference between legend - the sum of individual interpretations, often irrational, in which everything is possible - and history - we know it today with its limitation of 'proven' facts - would disappear. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held January 7 - February 6, 1977. With a brief note by R.H. Fuchs. Printed in black-and-white. Text in Dutch and English. [details]
Artists book featuring poetry by David Shapiro with illustrations by Lucio Pozzi. Edited by Amy Baker. Single bookwork from a set of sixteen published by Lapp Princess Press. This is the fifth book in the series. [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with shows held in New South Wales and Melbourne, Australia, in 1977. Printed in black-and-white. Staple-bound pages fold out to reveal numerous drawings. [details]
Issue 15. Vol. 5, No. 2 includes contributions by Emmett Williams, Dick Higgins, Ken Friedman, Karl Kempton. Also includes an interview between Emmett Williams and Jan Herman. Printed in black-and-white. [details]
January 1977 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "Judith Solodkin of Solo Press," by Lisa Weinberg; " October 29 & 30, Art Business at the New School: World Art Market Conference," by Lynden B. ... [details]
February 1977 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "Response and Responsibility in Art Criticism: Lucy R. Lippard at NYU," by Alexandra Penney; "A Woman Artist's Comments on Stick Shaking and Other Journalistic Phenomena," by Benson Woodroofe; "NYU Art-Critics-in-Residence: David Bourdon's Ten Best," by Judy Siegel; "The Great Debate: Miriam Schapiro and Lawrence Alloway on Women's Art at AIR," by Joan Snyder; "Money Omnia Vincit," by Sylvia Sleigh; "Editorial: Public Funds and Private Events and Public Money - Another Question;" "Kudos for Illinois Arts Council;" "From WAN Mail;" "Calendar;" "Group Shows;" "Information Roundup;" "Letter to the Editor;" "More First Year Contributors;" "Kathe Kollwitz: Kennedy Gallery Seminar," by Colleen Browning; "Want WAN quicker? The TAYLOR PLAN!," by Alexandra Penney; "Schedule of Events;" and "Book Review: Dawns and Dusk," by Susan Manso. [details]
March 1977 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "Artists' Choice, Panel Discussion," by Mimi Weisbord; "Lucy Lippard's 'From the Center,'" by Harmony Hammond; "On the Condition of Art Today, the Role of the Critc, and the Future of Art: Stephen Prokopoff at NYU," by Michele Cone; " "Swiss in New York," by Susan Schwalb; "Inside heresies," by Sally Webster;" "A Word for the Amateur," by Peter Clothier;" "From WAN Mail;" "Calendar;" "Information Roundup;" "Where to Show;" "Schedule of Events;" and "Book & Catalogue Reviews. ... [details]
April 1977 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "Women's Caucus, College Art Association, Los Angeles;" "Women & Large Scale Sculpture: Feminist, Macho or Androgynist?," by Ann Sperry; "Feminist Art Criticism," by Avis Lang Rosenberg; "Portrait of the Artist as a Mother," by Julie Lomoe; "'Contact' in Connecticut;" "Alice Barber: Latin America," by Joellen Bard; "Art and $$$$," Judy Seigel; "Women and the Art Journals," C. ... [details]
May 1977 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "The Young Painters," by Janet Heit; "Drawing in the 70s," by Susan Schwalb; "Whitney Counterweight Symposium," by Judy Negron; "Women's Art Publications at AIR," by Susan Manso; "Reactions to Women Artists 1550 - 1950," statement by May Stevens; "LA, Women, Art & the Future," by Ruth Askey; "Calendar;" "Group Shows;" "Schedule of Events;" "Where to Show;" Employment Opportunities;" "From WAN Mail;" "Critic Amy Goldin in Chicago;" "76th Exhibition, Artists of Chicago & Vicinity: Art Institute of Chicago," by Barbara Aubin; "Artists-Talk-On-Art: On-Site Sculpture, Feb. ... [details]
