December 1976 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "Gene Thornton - Photography Today, NYU Art-Critics-in-Residence," by Diana Mara Henry; "Works in Progress, AIR Panel," by Janet Heit; "Thomas Hess at NYU, Art-Critic-in-Residence," by Judy Seigel; "Shigeko Kubota and the Video of Wipe, Flash, Crash," by Jonathan Price; "The Roots of Feminine Power," by Buffie Johnson; "First Year Contributors;" "Taking Lucite Seriously," by Gaby Rodgers; "Information Roundup;" From WAN Mail;" "Calendar;" "Group Shows;" "Story #2: The Article," by Janet Heit; "Jobs in Job Placement;" "Schedule of Events;" "CETA is Coming -- Maybe;" "WAN Abroad;" "Book Reviews: Video Art," by Rikki Ripp; and "Sex Differentials in Art Exhibition Reviews," by Jill Baker. [details]
January 1978 issue of Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Articles include: "WCA at the MACAA Conference, October 16-29, Minneapolis," by Barbara Aubin; "Tenth Street Days: The Co-ops of the '50s," by Abby Tallmer; "The Personal & Public in Women's Art: A Panel Discussion on the Occasion of 'Contemporary Women: Consciousness and Content," by Judy Seigel with panelist statements by Harmony Hammond, May Stevens, Joyce Kozloff, Lawrence Alloway, and Carter Ratcliff with a comment from the audience by Hannah Wilke; "Notes of A Native Daughter, Houston Report," by Charlotte Robinson; "Opportunities;" "Where to Show;" "Schedule of Events;" "Solo Shows;" "Group Shows;" "Information Roundup;" "Houston: The Damp Blanket Report," by Judy Seigel; "Houston: Artists and Delegates (Photo Centerfold); "Southwestern Women Artists Panel," by Maureen Wharton; "Seneca Falls South, Women's Artspace," report from Ellouise Schoettler; "Hou$ton," by Judy Seigel; "Houston Poem," by Sylvia Moore; "Slides: Doing It Yourself," by Johnnie Johnson; "The Resume: A Step in the Door," by Barbara Aubin; "1977 Hand Papermakers' Conference," by Golda Lewis; "Reflections on 'Women Artists: 1550-1950," by Peggie Lowenberg; and "Women Artists as Feminists: 1550-1950, Ann Sutherland Harris, Linda Nochlin, and Peter Walsh at the Brooklyn Museum, October 16," by Peggie Lowenberg. [details]
