Doin' It in Public: Feminism and Art at the Woman's Building (Volume II)

"Doin' It in Public" is sold with "From Site to Vision." $55 price includes both books, shrink-wrapped and shipped together. "Doin' It in Public" A collection of 7 essays by feminist scholars about the Woman's Building in conjunction with the exhibition at Ben Maltz Gallery, Otis College of Art and Design, Oct 1, 2011 - Feb 26, 2012. Essays by Vivien Fryd, Professor of Art History, Vanderbilt University; Cheri Gaulke, Artist; Alexandra Juhasz, Professor of Media Studies at Pitzer; Jennie Klein, Assistant Professor of Art History, Ohio University; Michelle Moravec, Assistant Professor of History, Rosemont College; and Jennifer Sorkin, Assistant Professor of critical studies, media and design, University of Houston, Texas. Foreword by Meg Linton, OTIS Director of Galleries and Exhibitions. Editor Meg Linton and Sue Maberry, OTIS Director of the Library and Instructional Technology. Book design by artist Susan Silton. "From Site to Vision: the Woman's Building in Contemporary Culture" 14 essays originally published online in 2007 on the cultural significance and history of the Woman's Building. Essayists: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Professor of Graphic Design, Yale; Betty Ann Brown, Professor of Art History, California State University; Theresa Chavez, Co-founder and Artistic Director, About Productions; Cecilia Dougherty, Artist; Sondra Hale, Professor in Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles; Jennie Klein; Michelle Kort, Senior Editor, Ms. Magazine; Lucy R. Lippard, Writer; Bia Lowe, Writer; Laura Meyer, Associate Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at California State University, Fresno; Michelle Moravec; Kathleen A. Walkup, Professor of Book Art and Director of the Book Art Program, Mills College; Terry Wolverton, Associate Faculty Mentor in the Master of Fine Art Writing Program, Antioch University. Editors Sondra Hale and Terry Wolverton. Book design by artist Susan Silton. 7x10" / 420 pages / Fully illustrated ISBN 978-0-930209-23-0