Scholarship

Some recent selected writings…

Books

The Art of Alice Lex: Politics and Recovery in Berlin. (in process)

Mennonite Mothering, ed. with Kerry Fast. (Demeter Press, forthcoming 2013)

Reconciling Art and Mothering, ed. (Ashgate Publishing, forthcoming 2012)

Co-author and art editor, Patterns in Western Civilization. Volumes I & II. 4th edition. Boston: Pearson Custom Publishing, 2006.

Journal Articles and Essays in Books/Catalogues

“Visualizing Motherhood.” In Mothers Creating / Writing Lives: Motherhood Memoirs, edited by Justine Dymond and Nicole Willey. (Forthcoming)

“Integrating the Personal and the Professional: Reflections of a Full-Time Academic Mama in the Early Childhood Years.” In Academic Motherhood in a Post-Second Wave Context: Problems, Strategies, and Possibilities, eds. Andrea O’Reilly and Lynn Hallstein (forthcoming, Demeter Press, 2012).

“Controlled Chaos: A Case Study of Photomontage in Weimar.” In Reworking the German Past: Adaptations in Film, the Arts, and Popular Culture, edited by Jenifer K. Ward and Susan Figge. Rochester: Camden House, 2010, pp.39-56.

“XX/4 Fisch Haus Invitational.” Exhibition catalogue essay. Wichita, KS: Fisch Haus Gallery, 2009 (np).

“Adriane Herman’s Lists.” In Adriane Herman: Checking It Twice. Monuments to Intention / Inquiries into Action. Exhibition catalogue. Rockport, Maine: Center for Maine Contemporary Art, 2008, pp.29-31.

“Representing Motherhood: Reading the Maternal Body in Contemporary Art.” In Amber Kinser (ed.), Mothering in the Third Wave. Toronto: Demeter Press, 2008, 186-198.

“Pregnant Women and Rationalized Workers: Alice Lex’s Anonymous Bodies.” In Michael Cowan and Kai Marcel Sicks (eds.), Leibhaftige Moderne: Körper in Kunst und Massenmedien 1918 bis 1933. Bielefeld: transcript-Verlag, 2005, pp.339-353.

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