River Cities’ Reader
“Empowerment Echoed: Responding to ‘Art & Activism at Tougaloo College,’” December 16
December 12, 2023

artdaily.com
Springfield Art Museum announces three collection focus exhibitions
December 2, 2023

River Cities’ Reader
“Empowerment Echoed: Responding to ‘Art & Activism at Tougaloo College,’” November 18
November 8, 2023

artnet news
Friends and Family Remember Artist Ida Applebroog, Whose Wry, Feminist-Tinged Work Defied Categorization
by Sarah Cascone
October 31, 2023

artnet news
The Newly Renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts in D.C. Is Ready to Shake Up the Canon
by Sarah Cascone
October 19, 2023

ARTnews
A Gallery Show Casts a Rare, Caring Gaze on the Aging Cis-Gendered Female Body
by Shanti Escalante-De Mattei
October 17, 2023

Hyperallergic
15 Art Shows to See in New York This October
by Hrag Vartanian
October 3, 2023

River Cities’ Reader
“Art & Activism at Tougaloo College,” October 7 through January 28
September 26, 2023

La Voce di New York
“Can You See Me Now? Painting the Aging Body” at Ryan Lee Gallery
September 15, 2023

ARTnews
Art History Gets (Another) Rewrite at the Second-Ever Independent 20th Century
by Tessa Solomon
September 8, 2023

Hyperallergic
A Focus on Biography at Independent 20th Century
by Elaine Velie
September 8, 2023

The New York Times
An Expansive Art History at the Independent Art Fair
by Will Heinrich
September 7, 2023

artdaily.com
An expansive art history at the Independent Art Fair
by Will Heinrich
September 7, 2023

Penta
Picasso Wasn’t the Only Cubist—Relearning Art History at Independent 20th Century
by Abby Schultz
August 10, 2023

MassArt Art Museum
MAAM in 15: May Stevens
June 26, 2023

Hyperallergic
Why You Should Go See Hannah Gadsby’s It’s-Pablomatic
by Barbara Pollack
June 10, 2023

Artdependence Magazine
It’s Pablo-matic: Picasso According to Australian Comedian Hannah Gadsby
June 1, 2023

WWD
Hannah Gadsby and the Problem With Picasso
by Marisa Guthrie
May 29, 2023

Boston Globe
At MassArt, a painter’s feminist homage and a DJ’s sonic installation invite the public in
by Cate McQuaid
April 6, 2023

Dorchester Reporter
MassArt Art Museum exhibit features activist art of Dot native May Stevens
by Amanda Brynn Birbara
March 29, 2023

Thrillist
Museum Exhibits in Boston to Check Out Before They Disappear
by Jillian Hammell
March 20, 2023

Oklahoma City Free Press
OKCMOA unveils exhibits exploring Black history, heroes, hopes
by Brett Fieldcamp
February 17, 2023

MAAM
Winter Party!
February 9, 2023

WBUR
5 things to do this weekend, including a May Stevens exhibit and the New England Farm & Fiber Festival
by Lauren Williams
February 2, 2023

Boston Herald
Massachusetts museum scene amps up for 2023
by Jed Gottlieb
January 12, 2023

Crosscut
ArtSEA: Honoring MLK Day with Seattle art
by Brangien Davis
January 12, 2023

Positizie
12 mostre d’arte da scoprire quest’inverno
January 10, 2023

WBUR
12 art exhibits to explore this winter
by Tania Ralli
January 9, 2023

Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn Museum’s ’23 exhibition schedule leaps across artistic categories
December 7, 2022

NJArts.net
Spirit of Jersey City Museum Lives On, in Zimmerli Art Museum’s ‘American Stories’ Exhibition
by Tris McCall
September 13, 2022

Glasstire
Fleshing Out the Canon: “Women Painting Women” at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
by Megan Wilson Krznarich
September 6, 2022

New Jersey Stage
Zimmerli Art Museum Offers First Look at Newly Acquired Jersey City Museum Collection
by Maddie Orton
September 1, 2022

New Jersey Stage
Jersey City Museum Collection Makes Its Debut at the Zimmerli This Fall
August 4, 2022

The New York Times
When ‘New Art’ Made New York the Culture Capital
by Holland Cotter
July 21, 2022

ARTnews
The 25 Best Artworks About the U.S. Flag, From the Patriotic to the Provocative
by Alex Greenberger
April 6, 2022

SoHo Broadway Initiative
Painting Feminist Art History in SoHo
February 28, 2022

TV5 Monde
Pop Art : où sont les femmes ? Réponses au Musée Maillol
by Michèle Jacobs-Hermès
December 24, 2021

Hyperallergic
How Pop Became Political for Artists Across the Americas
by Lauren Moya Ford
December 6, 2021

The Whit Online
REVIEW: “The Sister Chapel” Exhibit Located in Westby Hall
by Chelsea Vancourt
November 3, 2021

The Berkshire Eagle
At WCMA, ‘Sweaty Concepts’ provides space for underrepresented artists
by Christopher Marcisz
October 21, 2021

Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
In Relation to Power: Politically Engaged Works from the Collection
September 9, 2021

Culture Type
Black Female Artists Who Got Their Start in 1960s and 70s are Focus of Two Group Exhibitions in New York
by Victoria L. Valentine
July 31, 2021

Forbes
Celebrate The 4th Of July With An Arts Binge Around New York City
by Chadd Scott
June 30, 2021

ARTnews
25 Curators Shaping the Art World Today
by Alex Greenberger and Claire Selvin
May 20, 2021

Art Critical
“All Art Comes From Something”: Mary Weatherford and May Stevens at Site Santa Fe
by David Olivant
May 14, 2021

Pasatiempo
Into the deep: ‘May Stevens: Mysteries, Politics and Seas of Words’
by Michael Abatemarco
April 23, 2021

Artnews
May Stevens, Ardent Feminist and Founding Guerrilla Girls Member, Insisted That All Painting Is Political
by Emily Waltington
April 14, 2021

Art in America
May Stevens, Ardent Feminist and Founding Guerrilla Girls Member, Insisted That All Painting Is Political
by Emily Watlington
April 14, 2021

Hyperallergic
SITE Santa Fe Presents May Stevens: Mysteries, Politics, and Seas of Words
by SITE Santa Fe
March 26, 2021

Santa Fe Reporter
SITE Santa Fe Names New Phillips Executive Director
by Alex De Vore
March 18, 2021

Pasatiempo
The road to Galisteo: Arts writer, critic, and activist Lucy Lippard
by Michael Abatemarco
January 22, 2021

The Morning Call
Allentown Art Museum’s fall exhibits showcase revolutionary fashion, activism and ceramic sculpture
October 28, 2020

Antiques and the Arts Weekly
Q&A: Gregory Wessner
September 1, 2020

The Provincetown Independent
Deb Mell Paints With Objects
by Howard Karren
June 18, 2020

ArtForum
Passages: May Stevens
by Tom Burr
March 2020

The New York Times
May Stevens, Who Turned Activism Into Art, Is Dead at 95
by Holland Cotter
December 26, 2019

ARTnews
Art World Luminaries Who Died in 2019
December 23, 2019

artnet news
From Banksy’s Holiday-Themed Mural to a Banana Protest: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week
by Caroline Goldstein
December 13, 2019

Artnet News
Feminist Artist May Stevens, Who Voiced Opposition to War and Inequality in Her Work, Has Died at 95
by Sarah Cascone
December 11, 2019

Artforum
May Stevens (1924–2019)
December 11, 2019

Berkshire Fine Arts
May Stevens at 95, Artist Was Born in Quincy Massachusetts
December 11, 2019

ARTnews
May Stevens, ‘Big Daddy’ Artist Whose Work Protested Racism and the Vietnam War, Is Dead at 95
by Claire Selvin
December 10, 2019

ART FIX Daily
Art Students League to Present Landmark ‘Post-War Women’ Exhibition
October 20, 2019

Nonprofit Quarterly
Critics and Public Brace for Debate when Changed MoMA Reopens this Month
by Steve Dubb
October 11, 2019

New York Times
MoMA Reboots With ‘Modernism Plus’
by Holland Cotter
October 10, 2019

New York Times
The New MoMA Is Here. Get Ready for Change.
by Jason Farago
October 3, 2019

Harper’s Bazaar
Maria Grazia Chiuri Talks Feminism in Fashion & the Power of Sisterhood
by Robin Morgan
July 30, 2019

Harper’s Bazaar
Maria Grazia Chiuri Talks Feminism in Fashion & the Power of Sisterhood
by Robin Morgan
July 30, 2019

ARTnews
Going Beneath the Surface: For 50 Years, Harmony Hammond’s Art and Activism Has Championed Queer Women
by Clarity Haynes
June 27, 2019

ArtForum
Page Turners
by Sara Marcus
May 2019

included in Artists Respond: American Art and the Vietnam War, 1965-1975
organized by Melissa Ho
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
March 15 – August 18, 2019

included in From Camelot to Kent State: Pop Art, 1960-1975
Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan
February 17 – August 25, 2019

e-flux
Artists Respond: American Art and the Vietnam War, 1965–1975
February 11, 2019

Boston Globe
At Hood Museum of Art, changing stories and choosing sides
by Murray Whyte
January 31, 2019

AWARE
May Stevens
July 1, 2018

ARTnews
Brooklyn Museum Adds Works by Emma Amos, Beverly Buchanan, Betty Tompkins, and Many More Women Artists to Its Collection
by Andrew Russeth
May 29, 2018

Artsy
Don’t Equate Today’s Culture Wars to Those of the 1900s
by Isaac Kaplan
December 26, 2017

The Brooklyn Rail
Louise Bourgeois: Breaking the Mold
by Rachel Cooke
November 2017

Frieze
The History of Washington D.C.’s National Museum of Women in the Arts
by Jennifer Kabat
September 10, 2018

Vogue France
Les 15 expositions incontournables de la rentrée 2017
by Manon Garrigues
September 7, 2017

The Guardian
A brief history of protest art from the 1940s until now – in pictures
September 6, 2017

San Fracnisco Chronicle
McEvoy Foundation to open gallery for extensive family collection
September 1, 2017

New York Vulture
38 Must-See Art Exhibits Opening This Fall
August 25, 2017

The New York Times
What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week
MAY STEVENS
by Holland Cotter
March 24, 2017

The Telegraph
The British Museum tackles the American Dream with mischief and humour – review
by Alastair Sooke
March 7, 2017

Artnet
14 Feminist Art Shows to See in Honor of Women’s History Month
by Sarbani Ghosh
March 6, 2017

included in The American Dream: Pop to the Present
curated by Stephen Coppel
British Museum, London, UK
March 9 – June 18, 2017

included in You Belong Here: Reimagining the Blanton
Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas, Austin, US
February 12 – March 25, 2017

D Magazine
The 25 Things You Must Do in Dallas This February
February 1, 2017

UCONN Today
Exploring Masculinity Through Art
by Kenneth Best

New York Times
Museum Explores Trials and Triumphs of Female Artists
by Aileen Jacobson

The Bay State Banner
Pop artist’s works stir the spirit
by Susan Saccoccia
September 16, 2015

included in America is Hard to See

Whitney Museum of Art, New York, US

May 1 – September 27, 2015

Hyperallergic
From Calder to Kruger, the New Whitney Museum’s First Show
by Jillian Steinhauer
April 23, 2015

artnet news
Whitney Announces the 407 Artists Included in Inaugural Permanent Collection Hang
by Sarah Cascone
April 13, 2015

included in Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties
curated by Teresa A. Carbone and Dr. Kellie Jones
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, US
March 7 – July 13, 2014
Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth, Hanover, US
August 30 – December 21, 2014
Blanton Museum of Art at UT-Austin, Austin, Texas, United States
February 15 – May 10, 2015

The Norman Transcript
Even in paint, war is hell: Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art presents ‘Beyond the Battlefield, depictions of war’
by Doug Hill
January 9, 2015

Hyperallergic
Sources of Harm: Notes on the Alternative Artworld
by Joseph Henry
September 11, 2014

Hyperallergic
Painting the Power of Patriarchy
by Tiernan Morgan
August 13, 2014

Art in America
Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties
by David Markus

The New Yorker
Woolf’s Darkness: Embracing the Inexplicable
by Rebecca Solnit
April 24, 2014

New York Times
Battle Lines for Change
by Holland Cotter

BK Reader
Brooklyn Museum Takes on Pop Art and Protests in the ’60s
by C. Zawadi Morris
March 6, 2014

The New York Times
Out of the Comfort Zone
by Aileen Jacobson
December 27, 2013

“May Stevens, Widow of Rudolf Baranik,” in Artists’ Estates: Reputations in Trust
by Magda Salvesen and Diane Cousineau
published by Rutgers University Press
2005