Promotional Information

Publicity campaign to indie, arts, alternative, radical, and review media

The book is being simultaneously released in French—Les Éditions remue-ménage (Montréal/Canada)—and English; will be working with Les Éditions on events and promotion of both editions

Exhibit/opening in Brooklyn, NY. Outreach to institutions and galleries for events (possible exhibition of Caron’s original drawings and speaker series) and promotion

Tour to art and activism spaces on the East Coast: details TK

Marketing to museum and gallery stores.

Internet campaign to targeted high school and college art/history teachers

Featured at BEA, ALA, PLA, NWSA, and PCA/ACA

Co-op is available

About the Author

Christine Redfern is an artist living and working in Montreal. Her drawings and animations have been screened and exhibited internationally. Her writing has appeared in local, national and international publications, such as: The Montreal Mirror, Canadian Art,, Globe & Mail, National Post, ARTnews, and Contemporary in London. Her interviews with contemporary artists appear each Saturday in the Montreal Gazette, where she is currently the writer on visual arts.

Illustrator, painter, and cartoonist, Caro Caron has also been a body painter and a professional make-up artist for the past fifteen years. Published notably in the Cyclops anthologies, King Can, comix, Awaye Dzigidzine!, Mr. Ferraille and Hpital Brut (Dernier Cri).

Lucy Lippard is an internationally known curator, artist, and writer. Her awards and fellowships include: the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Frank Mather Award, and two National Endowment for the Arts in criticism. Lippard has written twenty books and written art criticism for Art in America, the Village Voice, In These Times, and Z Magazine. She has also curated over 50 exhibitions and founded artist organizations such as Printed Matter, the Heresies Collective, Political Art Documentation/Distribution, and Artists Call against US Intervention in Central America.

Reviews

"Brings dynamism and creative kicks to the graphic biography... With its considered construction and vivid reportage, Who is Ana Mendieta? heralds a better possible future, for the graphic book, for the arts, for the record of history, and for the revolution." —The Rumpus

"Epic in scope and searing in detail, Who is Ana Mendieta? is fiercely expressionistic, bringing the reader into the exuberance and drama of Mendieta's passionate world."—Cristy C. Road, author of Spit and Passion

"Brings dynamism and creative kicks to the graphic biography... With its considered construction and vivid reportage, Who is Ana Mendieta? heralds a better possible future, for the graphic book, for the arts, for the record of history, and for the revolution." —The Rumpus

"Epic in scope and searing in detail, Who is Ana Mendieta? is fiercely expressionistic, bringing the reader into the exuberance and drama of Mendieta's passionate world."—Cristy C. Road, author of Spit and Passion