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ARTnews, Where Are The Great Men Artists?, Cover photo by Neil Slavin, Full Magazine, Vol. 79 #8, 1980

• Artforum - Art In America - Artnews • Artist Portraits • ARTnews • Audrey Flack • Colette • Dorothea Rockburne • Faith Ringgold • Hannah Wilke • Joyce Kozloff • Laurie Anderson • Louise Bourgeois • May Stevens • Miriam Schapiro • Women

$100

Show of Strength, Women Artists Support Madre, Benefit Exhibition Organized by Mary Ann Monforton, Photo by James Hamilton, Anne Plumb Gallery, 31-page Catalogue and Folded Card, 1991

• April Gornik • Betty Woodman • Holiday Suggestions • Jane Dickson • Joan Snyder • Joyce Kozloff • Lorna Simpson • Louise Bourgeois • Mary Beth Edelson • Mary-Ann Monforton • May Stevens • Mierle Laderman Ukeles • Miriam Schapiro

$50

Joyce Kozloff, “Night Stars”, Card, Tibor De Nagy Gallery, 1974

• Joyce Kozloff • Pattern & Decoration • Tibor de Nagy Gallery
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Joyce Kozloff, Projects and Proposals, Folded Handout, Barbara Gladstone Gallery, 1982

• Barbara Gladstone Gallery • Joyce Kozloff
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Boston University Art Gallery, Joyce Kozloff, Visionary Ornament, Exhibition Catalogue, 1986

• Boston University Art Gallery • Joyce Kozloff • Pattern & Decoration
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Show of Strength, with Bourgeois, Schapiro, Dickson, among others, Poster, Anne Plumb Gallery, 1991

• April Gornik • Artist Portraits • Betty Woodman • Jane Dickson • Joan Snyder • Joyce Kozloff • Judy Pfaff • Judy Rifka • Lorna Simpson • Louise Bourgeois • Mary Beth Edelson • Mary-Ann Monforton • May Stevens • Mierle Laderman Ukeles • Miriam Schapiro • Women

$225

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Harmony Hammond, Miriam Schapiro, Joyce Kozloff, Home Work, National Women’s Hall of Fame, Joe & Emily Lowe Art Gallery, Catalogue, 1981

• Catalogues • Harmony Hammond • Joyce Kozloff • Miriam Schapiro • Patsy Norvell • Pattern & Decoration • Women
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