Box 116

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Includes four photos of self-portrait head in motion with long exposure time," ... an attempt at extreme empathy ... becoming other people in an attempt to transcend the limits of the self.

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She created alter ego self portraits of "Zina ... the modern liberated woman of the early twenties. "

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Exhibition Catalog for group show, December 15, 1977-January 29, 1978.

Hare felt that " ... without communal consciousness of definitions we would have a difficult time defining personal experience.

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Article from magazine. The article was adapted from a paper given at the 1985 National Women's Caucus for Arts Conference, Los Angeles, CA. The panel was "Self Portraits by Women Artists, Then and Now," chaired by Charlotte Rubenstein. Included: Ruth Weisberg, Pat Lasch, and Sabra Moore.

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Article featuring Ruth Weisbergs work about age, sex, and love.

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Exhibition November 20, 1976 - January 8, 1977. Zeisler used fibers in the direct method of knotting and wrapping in a ritualistic manner.

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Kansas City regional art exhibition juried by Miriam Schapiro. Included works by Nancy Cohn, Karen Stahlecker, and Mary Ann Trujillo Bryant. Works ranged from painting, ceramics, weaving, and photography. Subject matter ranged from domestic, autobiographical, still-life, minimalism, to realism.

Scope and Contents: Includes articles regarding sexual discrimination in hiring practices, thus lack of female role models, and sexual harrassment of female students by male professors. August 4-28, 1977 events included theatre, video and film, poetry and literature, music,and conference. Historical information on the formation, functions, and failures of WAM, the Women's Art Movement in...

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Article featuring Ruth Weisberg's work, "The Destruction of the Great Synagogue of Danzig".

Jewish-American

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Article featuring Ruth Weisberg's work.

Jewish-American