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"Like Eve, the first woman, Wilke is self-originating with a vengeance.... She has driven deep into her corporeal self to create a legacy for the sacred collective..."    
 
Arlene Raven, "The Eternal Hannah Wilke," 2004

 
Selected Essays About Hannah Wilke

Tim Cone, "Life Over Art: Oldenburg's Privacy, Wilke's Publicity,"  Arts, September, 1989.
 
Laura Cottingham, "Some Naked Truths and Her Legacy in the 90s," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke-A Retrospective, Nicolaj Contemporary Art Center, Copenhagen, 1998. 
 
Alfred M. Fischer, "Becoming Form and Remaining Human," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke-A Retrospective, Nicolaj Contemporary Art Center, Copenhagen, 1998.
 
Alfred M. Fischer, "Hannah Wilke, die wirkliche Braut, etkleidet," in exhibition catalog, Marcel Duchamp and the Avant Garde, Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 1988.
 
Joanna Frueh, "Hannah Wilke," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke, A Retrospective, University of Missouri Press, Columbia, MO, 1989.
 
Joanna Frueh, "Hannah Wilke" in Erotic Faculties, University of California Press, Berkeley, 1996.
 
Saundra Goldman, "Gesture and the Regeneration of the Universe," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke-A Retrospective, Nicolaj Contemporary Art Center, Copenhagen, 1998.
 
Amelia Jones, "Intra Venus and Hannah Wilke's Feminist Narcissism," in Intra Venus, exhibition catalog, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York, 1995.
 
Amelia Jones, "The Rhetoric of the Pose: Hannah Wilke and the Radical Narcissism of Feminist Body Art," in Body Art/Performing the Subject, University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1998.
 
Amelia Jones, " ' Everybody Dies...Even the Gorgeous:' Resurrecting the Work of Hannah Wilke," in exhibition catalog, The Rhetoric of the Pose, Rethinking Hannah Wilke, Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery, UC Santa Cruz, 2005.
 
Annette Kubitza, "Hannah Wilke: Bildervollstandiger und unvollstandiger Schonheit," in Frauen Kunst Wessenschaft, May, 1994.
 
Cassandra Langer, "The Art of Healing," MS Magazine, 1988.
 
Richard Meyer, "Hard Targets, Male Bodies, Feminist Art and the Force of Censorship in the 1970s,"  in WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 2007.
 
Nancy Princenthal, "Mirror of Venus," Art in America, February, 1997.
 
Arlene Raven, "The Eternal Hannah Wilke: Philosophy in Form," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke: Selected Work 1960-1992, Hannah Wilke Collection & Archive, Los Angeles, and SolwayJones, 2004.
 
Marsie Scharlatt  "To A Songbird," in exhibition catalog, Intra Venus, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York, 1994.
 
Marsie Scharlatt, "Hannah in California," in exhibition catalog, Hannah Wilke, Selected Work 1960-1992, Hannah Wilke Collection & Archive, Los Angeles, and SolwayJones, 2004.
 
Lowry Sims,  "Body Politics: Hannah Wilke and Kathlynn Sullivan," in catalog for Art and Ideology, The New Museum, New York, 1979.
 
Michael Solway, "Pondering Ohio," in exhibition catalog Hannah Wilke, Selected Work 1960-1962, Hannah Wilke Collection & Archive, Los Angeles, and SolwayJones, 2004.
 
 
Selected Interviews With Hannah Wilke
 
"Hannah Wilke: Sexy Objects, " interview with Lil Picard, Andy Warhol's Interview, #29, 1973.
 
"Hannah Wilke in Conversation  with Ruth Iskin," Visual Dialogue, Los Angeles, 1977.
 
"Artist Hannah Wilke Talks with Ernst," Oasis de Neon, 1978.
 
"Politicizing Art: Hannah Wilke's Art, Politics, Religion and Feminism," interview with Marvin Jones, The New Common Good, 1985.
 
"Body Language: Hannah Wilke Interview," with Bonnie Finnberg, Cover, 1989.
 
"Hannah Wilke Interview," Linda Montano, Performance Artists Talking in the Eighties, University of California Press, Berkeley, 2005
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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