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Authors

  • Jayne Wark Jayne Wark is an art historian at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design whose research and publications are in the area of contemporary art with a focus on performance, video and conceptual art. Her book Radical Gestures: Feminism and Performance Art in North America is forthcoming from McGill-Queen's University Press in 2006. Her new research project on the history of conceptual art in Canada was supported by a National Gallery of Canada Research Fellowship in 2005.
  • Roberta Lamb Roberta Lamb is Associate Professor, School of Music, Queen's University, with cross-appointments to Women's Studies and the Faculty of Education. Her current research is on American composer, folklorist and music teacher, Ruth Crawford Seeger. She hosts the "Girls' Night Out (But Guys Welcome)" series featuring women musicians at the Camden East Bookstore Cafe, near her home in Camden East, Ontario.

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Front Cover - Nancy Edell, "Operating" 1994. Hooked rug (found rag and burlap). collection of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Permission by Peter Walker, guardian of estate of Nancy Edell. Photo by Cecily Barrie.

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Published

2012-02-24

Issue

Vol. 30 No. 2 (2006): Women, Art, Politics, and Power

Section

Original Research

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