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Used-Very Good. 'Art/Women/California 1950-2000: Parallels and Intersections 'is an unprecedented examination of the impact that specific women artists, working in California in the second half of the twentieth century, have had on broadening the definition of art. Twenty preeminent scholars from diverse cultural backgrounds investigate how the vast sociopolitical changes of the post-World War II era affected these women and how the ensuing events influenced the art that they produced. This book outlines the role these pivotal artists and their work played in reshaping the California cultural profile into what it is today. Illustrated with more than one hundred color plates and duotones, 'Art/Women/California 1950-2000 'reveals the richness of this fifty-year period by contrasting and comparing the artists and their varied artistic practices in relation to the larger sociopolitical context. The book employs a variety of historical perspectives to reflect the distinct and parallel experiences of California's major cultural communities while revealing points of intersection by analyzing shared themes and practices. Because California serves as a gateway for a myriad of immigrants and an epicenter for the feminist movement, and because of its history of activism, its culture of experimentation, and its reputation for innovative technology and media, the state has evolved into a crucial and inspirational environment for women artists. Their work continues to transform our perceptions and revitalize art's connections to its surrounding environment and community. Exploring the conjuncture between place and artistic activity from multiple perspectives, this book stands as a testament to the rich diversity that is contemporary California culture. 'This book is a copublication with the San Jose Museum of Art' An essay collection surveying women artist's in California and their contribution to shaping the California cultural profile. It is fully illustrated and interspersed with poetry and interviews. Very nice clean, tight copy free of any marks.
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Used-Very Good. 'Art/Women/California 1950-2000: Parallels and Intersections 'is an unprecedented examination of the impact that specific women artists, working in California in the second half of the twentieth century, have had on broadening the definition of art. Twenty preeminent scholars from diverse cultural backgrounds investigate how the vast sociopolitical changes of the post-World War II era affected these women and how the ensuing events influenced the art that they produced. This book outlines the role these pivotal artists and their work played in reshaping the California cultural profile into what it is today. Illustrated with more than one hundred color plates and duotones, 'Art/Women/California 1950-2000 'reveals the richness of this fifty-year period by contrasting and comparing the artists and their varied artistic practices in relation to the larger sociopolitical context. The book employs a variety of historical perspectives to reflect the distinct and parallel experiences of California's major cultural communities while revealing points of intersection by analyzing shared themes and practices. Because California serves as a gateway for a myriad of immigrants and an epicenter for the feminist movement, and because of its history of activism, its culture of experimentation, and its reputation for innovative technology and media, the state has evolved into a crucial and inspirational environment for women artists. Their work continues to transform our perceptions and revitalize art's connections to its surrounding environment and community. Exploring the conjuncture between place and artistic activity from multiple perspectives, this book stands as a testament to the rich diversity that is contemporary California culture. 'This book is a copublication with the San Jose Museum of Art' An essay collection surveying women artist's in California and their contribution to shaping the California cultural profile. It is fully illustrated and interspersed with poetry and interviews. the front cover and first pages are creased, excellent reference copy, no marking or highlights.
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New in shrinkwrap. Red cloth boards, black and red illustrated dust jacket, xvii, 386 pp, richly illustrated in color and bw. Published in association with the San Jose Museum of Art. Contents include: Preface--; Foreword /; Susan Landauer--; Introduction: art in context /; Daniela Salvioni--; I dream I'm the death of Orpheus /; Adrienne Rich--; Reflecting on history as histories /; Whitney Chadwick--Kopis'taya, a gathering of spirits /; Paula Gunn Allen--; Other landscapes /; Angela Y. Davis--; Coal /; Audre Lorde--; Liberating blackness and interrogating whiteness--; Phyllis J. Jackson--; Yes, we are not invisible /; Janice Mirikitani--; What is an Asian American woman artist? /; Karin Higa--; From "The poet in the world" /; Denise Levertov--; Constructing a new paradigm: European American women artists in California, 1950-2000 /; Laura Meyer--; To we who were saved by the stars /; Lorna Dee Cervantes--Calafia/Califas: a brief history of Chicana California /; Amalia Mesa-Rains--; Revolutionary letter #21 /; Diane di Prima--; Uncovering/recovering: indigenous artists in California /; Jolene Rickard--; Burning down the house: feminist art in California (an interview with Amelia Jones) /; Daniela Salvioni and Diana Burgess Fuller--; A collective history: Las mujeres muralistas /; Terezita Romo--; How the invisible woman got herself on the cultural map: Black women artists in California /; Judith Wilson--; Landing in California /; Jennifer Gonzalez--; Women artists in California and their engagement with photography /; Sandra S. Phillips--; California filming: re-imaging the nation /; Rosa Linda Fregoso--; Construction sites: women artists in California and the production of space-time /; Pamela Lee--; Exchanges /; Moira Roth and Suzanne Lacy--; Women, art, and technology: a brief history /; Joann Hanley--; What do we want? the subject behind the camera: women video artists and self-articulation /; Nancy Buchanan--; Epilogue: the baby or the bath water: being an inquiry into the nature of woman, womyn, art, time, and timing in five thousand words or less /; Allucquere Rosanne Stone.