Add to ORKGKathleen March talks about color, about fiber arts as both textural and textual, and about book arts and the idea of books as home. She also touches on feminist theory and on the need for the arts and humanities in today\u27s society.https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/pplhistory_makers_audio_interviews/1011/thumbnail.jp
Kathleen Fitzpatrick (born in 1967) teaches Media Studies at Pomona University (California). She coo...
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Kathleen Fitzpatrick (born in 1967) teaches Media Studies at Pomona University (California). She coo...
In this interview, Helen Klebesadel first talks about her experience growing up on a diary farm in s...
Pam Hall is an interdisciplinary artist, scholar, film-maker, and writer. Her visual art has been ex...
One of the challenges in recognizing the achievements of women in public spaces is the ways women’s ...
Interviews conducted for Yarns: Community, Creativity, and Craft in the Textile Arts explore the int...
In their interview with Judy Chicago, Andrea Berryman and Jennifer Patterson ask the artist about th...
Craft objects offer an excellent opportunity to study the transfer or recreation of memory through a...
In 1970, in an unsuspecting rural community in central California, Judy Chicago married feminist stu...
In interview, art critic and editor of the art journal n. paradoxa Katy Deepwell discusses her work....
One of the benefits of writing for the Office of Intellectual Freedom, this past year, has been to r...
Emily Loker of Portland, Maine, discusses music, ceramics, and writing. She talks about the financia...
Visual Culture Studies presents 13 engaging and detailed interviews with some of the most influentia...
Dr Maria DiCenzo is Associate Professor of English and Film Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University (C...
Professors Emeriti Sally McConnell-Ginet & Kathryn S. March discuss their lives, work, & friendship ...
Charlotte Bunch, Founding Director and Senior Scholar, at the Center for Women’s Global Leadership, ...
Kathleen Fitzpatrick (born in 1967) teaches Media Studies at Pomona University (California). She coo...
In this interview, Helen Klebesadel first talks about her experience growing up on a diary farm in s...
Pam Hall is an interdisciplinary artist, scholar, film-maker, and writer. Her visual art has been ex...