Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Book artists

WiR redlist index: Book artists

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Book Artists

need pages

Susan Barron [1]
Betty Bright (writes about book arts) [2][3]
Tracey Bush [4] [5] [6]
Maureen Dawley [7]
Jo-Anne Echevarria-Myers, [8]
Caren Heft, [9]
Joan Hugo, [10]
Linda Johnson (book artist) [11] [12] [13] [14]
Julia Miller [15]
Yani Pecanins, [16]
Maria G Pisano, [17], [18]
Barbara Schmidt-Heins, [19],
M. L. Van Nice, [20]
Dorothy Yule, [21]

need improvement with respect to their contributions to book arts

Susan Bee
Frances Butler
Julie Chen (book artist)
Natalia Goncharova
Judith Hoffberg
Mary Kelly
Susan King
Ruth Laxson, draft articles is here: [22] [23], [24]
Mary Lum
Louise Odes Neaderland
Audrey Niffenegger
Yoko Ono
Meret Oppenheim
Cookie Mueller
Ambar Past
Miriam Schaer
Susan Joy Share, [25]
Clarissa Sligh

Book Arts—related pages

need pages

Art Matters Foundation [26] [27]
Avalanche Magazine [28] [29] [30]
boekie woekie [31] [32] (this one may be tough as many sources in Dutch)
Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection [33] [34] (possibly a subhead on School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
Journal of Artists Books [35]
Livres d'artistes [36] [37] (possibly subhead for Artist's book)
Los Angeles Art Book Fair [38] (for similar page see NY Art Book Fair)
Sackner Archive [39] [40]
Women's Graphic Center [41] [42] [43]

need improvement