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Carolee Schneemann, “Pharaoh’s Daughter” (1966). 0
Carolee Schneemann, ”Eye Body: 36 Transformative Actions...” 1
Carolee Schneemann, “Newspaper Event” (29 January 1963) 2
Carolee Schneemann, “Chromelodeon (4th Concretion)” (1963) 3
Carolee Schneemann, “Meat Joy” (1964) 4
Carolee Schneemann, “Water Light/Water Needle” (29 May 1966) 5
Carolee Schneemann, “Round House” (29 July 1967) 6
Carolee Schneemann, “Two film strips from Fuses” (1964–67) 7
Carolee Schneemann, “Up to and Including Her Limits” (1976) 8
Carolee Schneemann, “Interior Scroll” (29 August 1975) 9
Carolee Schneemann, “War Mop” (1983) 10
Carolee Schneemann, “with Venus Vectors” (1987) 11
Carolee Schneemann, “Devour” (2003–04) 12
Carolee Schneemann, “More Wrong Things” (2000) 13
Schneemann in her studio on West 29th Street (1962) 14
Carolee Schneemann, “Fuses” (1964-67) 15
Carolee Schneemann, “Transcendence” 16
Carolee Schneemann, “Barbara & Gunvor” 17
Carolee Schneemann, “Personae: J.T. and Three Kitchs” (1957) 18
Carolee Schneemann, “Breaking the Frame” 19
Carolee Schneemann, “Pin Wheel” (1957) 20
Carolee Schneemannl, “Sir Henry Francis Taylor” (1961). 21
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Carolee Schneemann

Carolee Schneemann, “War Mop” (1983). Acrylic glass, mop, motor, monitor and video (colour, sound, 6 min.)
Sculpture: 61 × 157.5 × 50.8 cm, monitor: 30.5 × 45.7 × 25.4 cm Courtesy of the Carolee Schneemann Foundation and Galerie Lelong & Co., Hales Gallery, and P.P.O.W, New York and © Carolee Schneemann Foundation / ARS, New York and DACS, London 2022 Photogra
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