Angry women
In this illustrated, interview‑format volume, 16 women performance artists animatedly address the volatile issues of male domination, feminism, race and denial. Incendiary opinions of current issues such as the Gulf War and censorship and frequent allusions to empowering art and literature make this an excellent reference source. These informed discussions arm readers verbally, philosophically and behaviorally and provide uncompromising role models for women actively seeking change.
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Place of publication
San Francisco
Publisher
Year
1991
Number of pages
239 pages
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ISBN
0940642247
Open stacks or available on request
Available on request
Illustrations
Yes
Bibliography
No
UDC code and author sign
709.042 Jun
Volumes
1
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