Joanne Mattera considers that:
PAUL CUMMINGS: Oh, I see. That s right.JOHN COPLANS: She made a feminine response, ostensible in my mind at least, is the fact that women could also be startlingly macho if they cared to be. So there was this image of her with a double-ended rubber penis stuffed actually in her vagina and she was oiled, and she wanted this in the article. I wanted no part of it in the article because we controlled independently what goes into the articles and the illustrations. Finally she came around to the idea of could she have an ad. I said, well, I m not against it. It is not my decision. It is Charles Cowles decision. He, I must admit in all fairness, bent himself in all directions realizing that if he refused the ad, he would be regarded by the art world as somewhat cynical and not the open-ended kind of man in admir ation of modern art that he was claiming to be. On the other hand, he was very reasonably torn by what his family would say, his mother and his sister, if they saw such an ad in Artforum. After all, they were very proud of the magazine and he simply didn t know what to do. He kept appealing to me and I kept saying, you have to make the decision. Finally he said, I will go with it. And I sent it down to the printers and they refused to print it.
For example, Joanne Mattera considers:
4.20.09: Stayin' Alive 4.13.09: Promotion 4.06.09: Reciprocity 3.30.09:
For this reason, Joanne Mattera says:
Joanne Mattera Art Blog: Still Powerful After All These Ye ars skip to main | skip to sidebar Joanne Mattera Art Blog Guaranteed Biased, Myopic, Incomplete and Journalistically Suspect
Joanne Mattera can't forget that:
Careerism 3.23.09: The Gallery talk 3.16.09: How Not to Approach . . . 3.02.09:
Joanne Mattera says it all comes down to this:
May (15) James Little at June Kelly Gallery Marcia Hafif at Larry Becker, Philadelphia Marketing Mondays: Gallery Business Paper: Pressed, Stained, Folded, Slashed at MoMA, ... Marketing Mondays: The Vanity Gallery Stayin Alive: The Auction at Metaphor Paper: Pressed, Stained, Slashed, Folded at MoMA, ... Batter Up Marketing Mondays: Are There Too Many Artists? Women in Print Milhazes in the Window Marketing Mondays: The M.F.A. Yayoi Kusama at Gagosian in Chelsea Quick: Louise Fishman at Cheim & Read P.S.: Too Good To Pass Up
However, Joanne Mattera thinks differently:
Joanne Mattera Art Blog: The Women, Part 2: The Female Gaze: Women Look at Women at Cheim & Read
Joanne Mattera gives a bit of an idea about it:
Joanne Mattera Art Blog: The Women, Part 2: The Female Gaze: Women Look at Women at Cheim & Read
In response, Joanne Mattera claims:
Thanks for the forum, & all your great blogging! 8:49 PM Joanne Mattera said... Jen,
Meanwhile, Joanne Mattera came up with this idea:
Below: Capture from Lynda Benglis, Female Sensibility, 1973, video tape loop With the video to your back, here's another view of the same back gallery: Victoria Civera, Judith Eisler, Beecroft, Ghada Amer. Image from the gallery website
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