Lucy Lippard
LUCY LIPPARD is a New Mexico-based writer, activist, and sometime curator, author of 21 books on contemporary art and related subjects.
A Different One Percent
By Lucy LippardI’ve been pondering this for many (40+) years and have yet to figure out how a non-commercial art world can support artists.
World War 3 Illustrated’s Shameless Feminists
By Lucy LippardAutobiography has long been a powerful fertilizer for women’s art and many of the stories told in Shameless Feminists are creative nonfiction, full of tales of lonely, talented, ignored women coming into their own through community support. WW3 has lasted all this time because it is so genuinely committed to social justice and communicates with such gusto.
Godzilla: Asian American Arts Network 1990-2001
By Lucy LippardThis is an extraordinary compendium of meeting notes, announcements, protest letters to institutions, other miscellany, and most notably some meaty essays tracking the evolution of Asian American identity and beyond. It makes for engrossing reading for art activists, and must-reading in these days of (temporary?) focus on “diversity.”
