UWS 29A 1 Minimalism: Art Stripped Bare

Presents substantial entries on women artists working in a wide variety of media (excluding architecture, design, and fashion) from the Middles Ages to the present in Europe, America, and Australasia. Opens with introductory essays examining the training opportunities and changing work conditions for women artists since the medieval period. The actual dictionary includes 600 entries restricted to women artists of the Western tradition born before 1945. Entries also include a list of selected individual exhibitions, selected writings, and substantial bibliographies.

Selective bibliography of writings on historical women artists born by 1930 and the contemporary women's art movement. Divides into 2 sections: general works and individual artists subdivided by century (medieval-20th century).

Comprehensive coverage of 20th-century women artists from Canada, Mexico, and the United States born before 1960. Each entry concludes with a brief bibliography. Includes b&w reproductions of one key artwork by each artist.

Provides essential documentation on United States women sculptors alive in 1986. Entries include education and training, selected individual and group exhibitions, public and private collections, awards, brief bibliographies, and an artist's statement. Each entry features a photograph illustrating a major direction in the artist's work.

Focuses on 100 contemporary women artists from four racial/ethnic categories from North and South America: Native American, Latin American, African American, and Asian Pacific American . Each entry includes a career survey, selected exhibitions, publications, artist statement, and biographical essay.