Talk:Carol Heifetz Neiman

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I must disclose that I am Carol Heifetz Neiman's son.

That said, Carol Heifetz Neiman was a feminist artist, itself a Wikipedia entry, based in Los Angeles. Before her death in 1990, her work was documented in Betty Ann Brown's book "Exposures in Art", which has a Wikipedia entry, and she was president of the National Women's Caucus for Art.

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Thank you for your consideration, Matthew Margolin