Resources for study of women, gender, sexuality and art

Includes painters, sculptors, graphic artists, photographers, and conceptual artists.

Very extensive bibliography organized by subject. Part 1: Critics, organizations, and resources (manuscript repositories and special collections, biographical reference tools, and periodicals; Part 2: Literature of the fiield, subdivided into documents on women's art (painting, sculpture, graphics, photography, performance, decorative arts, contemporary crafts, and folk art), and documents on women artists. Includes primary and secondary sources on women artists born or active in the U.S. from 1750-1985.

Essential guide to books, exhibition catalogs, dissertations, theses, articles, and video recordings on Latin American women artists of the 20th century. The bibliography divides into sections on individual artists and general works, and the appendixes list collective exhibitions and artists by country.

Focus is on women's art history, feminist criticism, and feminist theory. Divides into three sections: general works (books, periodicals, catalogs--with brief annotations), individual artists (arranged by century), and needlework. Entries for individual artists include overview, bibliography (mostly annotated), and key collections holdings the artist's works. Omits women architects.