Doin' It in Public: Feminism and Art at the Woman's Building (Volume II) by Cheri Gaulke (2011) Paperback

Synopsis

Foreword. Doin' It In Public : Feminism And Art At The Woman's Building / Meg Linton -- 1 + 1 = 3 : Art And Collaboration At The Wb / Cheri Gaulke -- Learning From Los Angeles : Pedagogical Predecessors At The Woman's Building / Jenni Sorkin -- Fictive Families Of History Makers : Historicity At The Los Angeles Woman's Building / Michelle Moravec -- A Process Archive : The Grand Circularity Of Woman's Building Video / Alexandra Juhasz -- The Ghost Of Desire : The Lesbian Art Project And The Woman's Building / Jennie Klein -- Ending The Silence / Vivien Green Fryd. Curators, Meg Linton And Sue Maberry ; [editors, Meg Linton, Sue Maberry, And Elizabeth Pulsinelli ; Design, Susan Silton]. This Book Is Published With The Assistance Of The Getty Foundation As Part Of A Two-volume Set In Conjunction With The Exhibition On Doin' It In Public: Feminism And Art At The Woman's Building, October 1, 2011-january 28, 2012, Organized By The Ben Maltz Gallery At Otis College Of Art And Design.this Project Is Part Of The Getty's Initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art In L.a. 1945-1980.--t.p. Recto. Doin' It In Public : Feminism And Art At The Woman's Building, Has A Companion Publication, From Site To Vision : The Women's Building In Contemporary Culture. Doin' It In Public: Feminism And Art At The Woman's Building Comprises An Exhibition, Two Scholarly Publications, Doin' It In Public : Feminism And Art At The Woman's Building And From Site To Vision : The Woman's Building In Contemporary Culture, And A Series Of Public Events That Document, Contextualize And Pay Tribute To The Groundbreaking Work Of Feminist Artists And Art Cooperatives That Were Centered In And Around The Los Angeles Woman's Building (downtown L.a.) In The 1970s And 1980s. Doin' It In Public Is Part Of Pacific Standard Time: Art In La 1945-1980, An Unprecedented Collaboration, Initiated By The Getty, That Brings Together More Than Sixty Cultural Institutions From Across Southern California For Six Months Beginning October 2011 To Tell The Story Of The Birth Of The L.a. Art Scene. Pacific Standard Time Is An Initiative Of The Getty. Includes Bibliographical References.