Lucy R. Lippard papers, 1930s-2010, bulk 1960s-1990.
Jarrett Earnest (Rail): When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer? Lucy Lippard: When I was around twelve. Before that I wanted to be a professional rider—because I was horse-crazy and worked at a stable.I didn’t have a horse, but I imagined I had a horse. Then I thought, No, maybe I want to be a writer, not a rider.(Laughter.)My mother was a great reader and there were always.I first learned of her work from “Louise Bourgeois: From the Inside Out,” an essay by Lucy Lippard in her 1976 collection of essays on women artists, From the Center: Feminist Essays on Women’s Art. At the time, Lippard’s essay was first published in Artforum in 1975, Bourgeois was 64 years old.Series 5: The papers of New York and New Mexico writer, art critic, and curator, Lucy R. Lippard, measure 56.5 linear feet and date from the 1930s to 2007.
Guide to the Lucy R. Lippard Collection at the New Mexico Museum of Art Library and Archives Prepared by Jessica Bitely, September 2009 Revised by Sarah Siske, Spring 2010 Last updated by Rebecca Potance Extent: 13.16 linear feet Scope and Content The Lucy R. Lippard Collection is comprised of materials donated by Lucy R. Lippard to the museum in various increments from approximately 1999 to.Essays on Feminist Art by Lucy Lippard The New Press, 1995 Reviewed by Linda S. Aleci rrhe Pink Glass Swan is both an update on Lucy Lippard's thinking and a reunion with familiar work. It does not quite super-sede From the Center: Feminist Essays on Women's Art (1976) and Get the Message? A Decade of Art for Social Change (1984) but reprints.
Guide to the Lucy R. Lippard Collection at the New Mexico Museum of Art Library and Archives Prepared by Jessica Bitely, September 2009 Revised by Sarah Siske, Spring 2010 Last updated by Rebecca Potance Extent: 13.16 linear feet Scope and Content The Lucy R. Lippard Collection is comprised of materials donated by Lucy R. Lippard to.
