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De'VIA: Invesigating Deaf Visual Art
by Patti Durr
(Article reproduced with permission from the Deaf Studies Conference Proceedings publisher)
Deaf Culture: The Arts
from A Journey into the Deaf World
by Harlan Lane, Robert Hoffmeister, Ben Bahan
"De'VIA: Art Talk" at Deaf Studies Today 2004
by Chuck Baird
Deconstructing the Forced Assimilation of Deaf People Via De'VIA Resistance and Affirmation Art
by Patti Durr
Artists (book extract)
Chapter 4 of Deaf Heritage By Jack Gannon
Gannon, Jack. "Deaf Artists." Deaf Heritage. Silver Spring, MD: National Association of the Deaf, 1981. 93-156.
Elements of a Culture
Visions by Deaf Artists
by Brenda Schertz and Harlan Lane
Expression in Print
by Joan Popovich-Kutscher
WFD News: Pamela Witcher
Master Printmaker: Joan Popovich-Kutscher
by Terri Manning
Spotlight On . . . Robert Wittig
by Raymond Luczak
Where Are They Now? Ann Silver
by David Rosenbaum, SIGNews staff writer
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Granville Redmond: Manuscript by Mildred Albronda
With permission from the Mildred Albronda Memorial Trust. Eric Albronda/Vicki Brenner, Administrators. PO Box 1145, Mount Shasta, California, 96067. Hyperlink "mailto:ericalbronda@finestplanet.com" or Hyperlink "mailto:vmb@finestplnet.com"
Movers and Shakers
Francisco Goya: Brush with Light
By Cathryn Carroll and Susan M. Mather
My Experience as an Artist Vis-à-vis Deaf Art
by Ann Silver
David Bloch
by Vivian Alpert Thompson
Spinning Gold
By Emily Andreano
Tactile Mind Articles
by Sara Stallard
Tactile Mind Weekly Extra
Web supplements to Tactile Mind Weekly
Silence
by Louise Stern
Mary Rappazzo's Studio
Hearing Health Sept-Oct. 1998: 34-35
Deaf Art: What For? (a dissertation)
by Amy Forbes-Robertson
Forbes-Robertson, Amy. "Deaf Art: What For?" Diss. University of Bristol, 2004. Taubenschlag. 2005. 23 Nov. 2005 <http://www.taubenschlag.de/lernen/
wissenschaft/shirley/forbes-robertson.pdf>.
A Thesis in Art Education (a dissertation)
by Betty G. Miller
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