HARRIET FEIGENBAUM

1939, New York

ARTICLES BY FEIGENBAUM
Reclamation Art	Heresies #22 Art in Unestablished Channels	1987
Where should land art go?	Heresies #13 Feminism & Ecology	1981
CATALOGUES INCLUDING FEIGENBAUM
Fragile Ecologies: Contemporary Artists' Interpretation and Solutions [mentioned in the essays, not included in the exhibition]	The Queens Museum, New York	1992
Land Marks: New site proposals by twenty-two original pioneers of environmental art	Bard College Center	1984
Sculpture 3 New York Artists on Tour	New York Cultural Council	1973
Sites and Solutions: Recent Public Art [curated by Judith Tannenbaum]	Freedman Gallery, Albright College, Reading, Pennsylvania	1984
OTHER EXHIBITIONS [WITHOUT CATALOGUES]
	Installation View at Everhart Museum of the drawing - "Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan for Red Ash and Coal Silt Areas - Willow Rings"
Artists and the Land: Differing Concerns [exhibition curator: Robert Schweitzer / Artists: John Bromberg. Betsy Damon, Harriet Feigenbaum, and Robert Smithson]	Everhart Museum, Scranton, Pennsylvania	1987
BOOKS INCLUDING FEIGENBAUM
Art in the Land: A Critical Anthology of Environmental Art	E. P. Dutton	1983
Land and Environmental Art	Phaidon	1998
Land Art	Tate Publishing	2006
Overlay: Contemporary Art and the Art of Prehistory	Pantheon	1983
Surface Tension: Prolematics of Site	Errant Bodies Press	2003
The Pink Glass Swan: Selected Feminist Essays on Art	The New Press, New York	1995
PERIODICALS INCLUDING FEIGENBAUM
Art in America [Architectural Sculpture in Nature by Lucy Lippard]	January-February	1979
Heresies #13 Feminism & Ecology	Heresies	1981
Heresies #22 Art in Unestablished Channels	Heresies	1987
Sculpture, Vol.27, #9 [Excavating Land Art by Women in the 1970s: Discoveries and Oversights by Suzanne Boettger]	November	2008
EXHIBITION REVIEWS
"Sculpture Sited" at the Nassau County Museum (including: Alice Aycock, and Harriet Feigenbaum)	Art in America, March-April	1977