Vicious, Delicious, and Ambitious : 20th Century Women Artists by Sheeri Cullison I love the review by Annie Tucker in Juxtapoz magazine. Her words still feel relevant today. "At worst aggressively uninvited, and at best asked to enter quietly through the back door, women artists wanting to leave permanent marks on the lowbrow legacy really have had no choice but to simply barge in. And barge they have, as Sherri Cullison's new book, Vicious, Delicious, and Ambitious : 20th Century Women Artists, jubilantly confirms. The book celebrates 20 women artists who have succeeded in breaking through the proverbial glass ceiling, wearing fishnets and leaving lipstick marks on the walls on the way up. Unlike in other publications forced to rely on a strong layout to carry the visuals, the artwork in Vicious would look as good in a burlap sack as it does in this evening gown of a collection. Cullison has done a terrific job both organizationally and creatively , providing answers to reader's burning questions about these heroines with extensive biographies on each woman, accompanied, of course, by a glorious sampling of red-hot imagery. Cullison's pioneeresses prove unapologetically that women can be into tattoos and hot rods and pin-ups in a way that enhances their femininity. It's a lesson that's way overdue." https://www.instagram.com/p/CI8XUiXFQ44/?igshid=jssddpg6nos3