Mary�s College of California. She studied art history and literature at the University of California Berkeley and holds a doctorate from New York University in Art History and Art Education. She has authored many articles and exhibition catalogues on women cultural production during the interwar years. She is editor of Veiled Histories: The Body, Place and Public Art (Critical Press), Carnal Pleasures: Desire, Contemporary Art and Public Space (Clamor Editions) and the forthcoming Good Housekeeping: The Artistic Legacy of Le Corbusier�s machine a habiter (Mellen Press). Her current scholarship explores visual and literary art in Yugoslavia during the interwar years. 