A PhD bookshelf in my new workroom, 2021.
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Reference List
(Artists or practitioners mentioned but not cited)
Bourgeois, Louise
Cardiff, Janet
Harvey, Aileen
Kahlo, Frida
Kenyon, Simone
Le Gateau Chocolat
Lepage, Robert
Novak, Lori
Orton, Joe
Perry, Grayson
Philips, Lizzie
Schneeman, Carolee
Shepherd, Nan
Spence, Jo
Turner, Cathy
Wilson, Louise Ann
Beyond the writers, researchers, practitioners, artists and works cited in the Bibliography and Reference List, please see the following section for people I would like to thank for their contribution to the development of this thesis.