Politics and Nature… And Some Things In Between organized by Lucy Lippard
February 18–March 3, 1977 112 Greene Street/WorkshopExhibition Description
Lucy Lippard chose artists who had never had one-woman shows and ranged in age and geographical location. The work represented a wide variety of style and intent. Helen Demott (New York City) exhibited video tapes of waves and drawings of wave structure; Lauren Ewing (Williamstown, Massachusetts) exhibited color video work; Su Friedrich (New York City) exhibited photographs of mannequins and African women; Abigail Gard (New York City) exhibited abstract wooden sculpture; Joanne Leonard (Berkeley, California) exhibited photo collage journals; Bonnie Sherk (San Francisco, California) exhibited photo documentation of portable park projects and urban landscapes; Sullen Snyder (New York City) exhibited photographs of nursing homes, men, women, and children; Amy Stromsten (Montclaire, New jersey) exhibited social landscapes; and Athena Tacha (Oberlin, Ohio) exhibited a series of friezes of color nature photography.
Excerpted from Brentano, R., & Savitt, M. (1981). 112 Workshop, 112 Greene Street: History, artists & artworks. New York: New York University Press.
