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Women Artists*
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*Titles that begin with an artist's name are listed by last name.
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Mary Cassatt, Alice Neel, Karen Kilimnik:
Painted Faces.
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$20
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2002. 10¾" x 8½".
32 pp. with 20 black
and white ills.
Text: “A Fragment in the Mirror: The Portrait As Social and Historical Subject” by Maureen P. Sherlock;
“An Audience” by Jeanne Randolph;
“The Arbiter of Her Own Destiny” by Mira Schor.
Selected biographies and bibliographies, exhibition checklist.
Foreword by Lisa Milandri. (Student and reseller discount)
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Hanne Darboven, Primitive Zeit/Uhrzeit
(Primitive Time/Clock Time)
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$10
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1990. 12" x 8½".
21 pp. with 3 black
and white ills.
Text: “Today Crossed Out,”
Coosje van Bruggen; “Art
Encyclopedias of
Culture: Klaus Honnef on Hanne Darboven”; “An Interview with
Hanne Darboven,” by Amine Haäse, excerpted from Gespräche Mit Kunstlern.
Bibliography, Chronology/Biography. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
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Jay DeFeo: Selected Works 1952–1989
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$25
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1996. 8½" x 11". 40 pp. with 5 color pls and 19
black and white ills.
Text:
“Mountain Climbing,” Constance Lewallen;
“The Romance of the Rose,” Bill Berkson;
“Thoughts on Jay DeFeo's The Rose,”
and
“Seventeen Things about Jay DeFeo,”
Michael McClure. Exhibition
Checklist, Selected Exhibition History, Lenders to the Exhibition, Selected
Bibliography. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser; curator's
Acknowledgments by Constance Lewallen; introduction by Walter Hopps.
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Jane Dickson: Life Under Neon,
Paintings and Drawings of Times Square, 1981–1988
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$10
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1989. 11" x 8½". 12 pp. with 2 color pls and 3
black and white ills.
Text: “Real Estate,” Gary Indiana.
Bibliography, Chronology/Biography,
Exhibition Checklist. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser. More about the catalog
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1993. 8½" x 11".
8 pp.
with 5
black
and white ills.
Text: “Marlene Dumas: The Good,
the Bad, and the Ugly,” Jolie van Leeuwen;
statement by the artist.
Exhibition Checklist.
Foreword by Elsa Longhauser. More about the catalog
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Allaire duPont: Works in Needlepoint
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$5
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1993. 10" x 7". 8 pp. with 4
black
and white ills.
Text:
“Mrs. duPont's Tender Obsession,” Judith Stein.
Exhibition Checklist. More about the catalog
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Valie Export: Ob/De+Con(Struction)
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$30
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2000
Philadelphia:
The Galleries at Moore.
65 pp;
15 color pls. and 34 b&w ills., soft back.
Text:
Foreword by Elsa Longhauser; “VALIE EXPORT” by Robert Fleck, “Corpora Vilia, VALIE EXPORT’S Body” by Kristine Stiles, “VALIE EXPORT: Body, Space, Splitting, Projection” by Chrissie Iles, and “Body Double” by Gary Indiana; exhibition checklist, biography with selected exhibitions, reference list.
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Femmes Fatales: An Installation by Lady Pink
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$5
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1993.
8" x 5½". 6-page folded pamphlet with 1 color pl.
Text: “Art off the Streets,” Elsa Longhauser;
“Lady Pink,” Germano Celant;
“But is it Graffiti?” Julie Reich.
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Jackie Ferrara: Benches, Thrones, and a Table
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$5
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1987. 11" x 8½".
8 pp. with 1 color pl. and 3 black
and white ills.
Text: “Form Follows Fantasy,”
Elsa Longhauser.
Exhibition History, Bibliography, Exhibition Checklist.
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Viola Frey: It's All Part of the Clay
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$15
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1984. 10" x 8½". 24 pp. with 20 black
and white ills.
Text: Essay by Patterson Sims; “Viola Frey:
Change & Transformation,” a dialogue with Garth Clark.
Biography, Exhibition Checklist.
Foreword by Elsa Longhauser. More about the catalog
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La Futurista: Benedetta Cappa Marinetti
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$30
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1998. 8½" x 11".
64 pp. with 12 color pls. and 15 black
and white ills.
Text:
“La Futurista: Benedetta Cappa Marinetti,” Lisa Panzera;
“The Paradox of the Futurist Woman,” Christine Poggi;
“Benedetta's Empathic Journey to Transcendence,” Cinzia Blum;
“Impure Abstraction: Benedetta as Visual
Artist and Novelist,” Lucia Re;
Translated texts. Biography, Selected Exhibition History,
Bibliography, Exhibition Checklist.
Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
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Gloria: Another Look at Feminist Art of the 1970s
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$10
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2002. tabloid. 12 pp. with 23
black
and white ills.
Text: “Curators’ Statement” by Ingrid Schaffner & Catherine Morris,
“Director’s Introduction” by Lauren Ross, “In 2002, I can easily ask Jeeves, my courteous male internet butler and worthy search engine, to provide me with a definition for feminism” by Dara Birnbaum,
“I answer this request with observations based on my personal experiences” by Adrian Piper,
“Email to a young woman artist” by Mira Schor,
“Those days, the 70s, were really still the 60s and we were warriors breaking new ground” by Eleonor Antin.
Also: responses to an invitation to SAY SOMETHING ABOUT TODAY’S FEMINISM (Jacki Apple, Jennifer Baumgardner & Amy Richards, Lynda Benglis, Anna C. Chave, Jill Fields, Nancy Grossman, Lucy Lippard, Cindy Nesmer, Yoko Ono, Arlene Raven, Carolee Schneemann, Mimi Smith, Martha Wilson, Nancy Youdelman) and
quotes selected to give voice to the activism which united feminist aritsts throughout the 1970s (Lawrence Alloway, Artists in Residence Inc., Muriel Castanis, Chrysalis, West East Coast Bag, VALIE EXPORT, Feminist Art Workers, Shulamith Firestone, Heresies, Max Kozloff, Rosalind Krauss, Lucy Lippard, Pat Mainardi, Joseph Masheck & Annette Michelson, Yoko Ono, Carolee Schneemann, Sherry Ortner, Barbara Rose, Martha Rosler, Nancy Spero, Women’s Interest Center, Hannah Wilke).
List of feminist milestones, annotated exhibition list.
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Dorothea Hofmann: Drawings and Etchings
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$10
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1986. 11" x 8½". 16 pp. with 10
black
and white ills. Text: “The Drawings of Dorothea Hofmann,”
Elsa Longhauser. Chronology,
Biography, Exhibition Checklist. More about the catalog
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Christina Kubisch: Cross-Examination (Sound + Light)
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$15
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1996. 8½" x 11".
16 pp.
with 5
black
and white ills.
Text:
“The Idea of Synthesis in Art,” Helga de la Motte;
“Christina Kubisch
and the Technological Sublime,” Wendy Steiner.
Exhibition Checklist, Selected
Bibliography, Biography, Selected Exhibition History. Introduction by Elsa
Longhauser. More about the catalog
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Rochelle Levy: Figures on the Beach
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$15
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1984. 11½" x 8½".
24 pp. with 9 color pls. and 10 black
and white ills.
Text:
Essay by Teri Edelstein.
Selected
Biography, Selected Exhibition History,
Selected Bibliography, Exhibition Checklist.
Acknowledgments by Elsa Longhauser. More about the catalog
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Ingeborg Lüscher: Brightness/Stillness
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$5
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1995. 8½" x 10½". 10 pp. with 2 color pls. and 2
black
and white ills.
Text:
“Inside Out: The Artwork of Ingeborg Lüscher,”
Thomas McEvilley.
Biography, Catalog of the Exhibition, Selected Exhibition History,
Selected Bibliography. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
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Winifred Lutz: Place of Nature, Nature of Place
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$3
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1997. 8½" x 9". 13-page
loose leaf in folder with
7 black and white ills.
Text:
“Paper Makes a Virtue of Tangle and Conglomeration:
The Work of Winifred Lutz,”
Kimberly Paice.
Biography, Selected
Exhibition History, Exhibition Checklist.
Foreword and Acknowledgments by Lisa Panzera.
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Jacqueline Matisse: Kitetail Cocktail
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$20
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1999. 8½" x 11".
20 pp. with 2 color pls,
And it is this planet . . . by Ecke Bonk, and 17 black
and white ills.
Text:
“Transparent Reflections,” Anne d'Harnoncourt;
“The Art of Jacqueline: A Trajectory into Otherness” Rebecca Rickman;
“About Jacqueline Matisse,” Leslie Vallhonrat.
Exhibition history. Suggested reading. Acknowledgments by Elsa Longhauser.
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The Philadelphia Ten:
A Women's
Artist Group 1917–1945
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Soft back $34.95
Hard back $49.95
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1993.
9" x 12". 175 pp. with 93 color pls. and 65 black
and white ills.
Text: Authors Page Talbott and Patricia Tanis Sydney
have provided in-depth biographical and critical essays
on each of the 30 women artists who showed with The Philadelphia
Ten from 1917 to 1945. In addition each color plate
is accompanied by a scholarly analysis.
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Picturing Asian America:
A Collaborative Project Organized by Mei-ling Hom
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$5
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1994. 4¾" x 6½".
9 color postcards and folded text sheet.
Text:
Introduction and Acknowledgments by Richard Torchia.
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Elena Presser: Transpositions
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$15
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19887. 11" x 8½". 12 pp. with 3
black
and white ills.
Text: “Notes and Interpretations: Elena Presser and
Johann Sebastian Bach,” Rosalyn Tureck.
Chronology/Biography, Exhibition Checklist.
Foreword by Elsa
Longhauser. More about the catalog
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1848/Student Show/1998: Selections, Lists, Awards, Announcements
Presented by Andrea Fraser
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$10
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1997.
11" x 8&3189;". 40 pp. with 15 black
and white ills.
Text: President's Note by Barbara Gillette Price. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
Introduction by Andrea Fraser. Additional text selected by Andrea Fraser
from the Moore College Archives 1848–1998. More about the catalog
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Pat Ward Williams: Probable Cause
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$15
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1992. 8½" x 11".
32 pp. with 14 black
and white ills.
Text: “Pat Ward Williams: Photography and
Social/Personal History,” Kellie Jones;
“A Witness of Our Times:
Politics and Commemoration in the Art of
Pat Ward Williams,” PMoira Roth.
Exhibition Checklist. Foreword
by Elsa Longhauser. More about the catalog
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Barbara Zucker: For Beauty's Sake
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$3
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1996. 12" x 8". 8-page folded pamphlet with 6 black and white ills.
Text: “Barbara Zucker: For Beauty's Sake,”
Joachim Neugroschel. Artist's Statement. Foreword by
Elsa Longhauser. Exhibition Checklist, Selected
Bibliography, Selected Exhibition History.
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