Women artists

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Articles include “Another Africa,” Mail Tribune, Medford, Oct. 23, 1992; "Ambassador for the Arts,” The Oregonian, Portland, May 14, 1993; “Betty LaDuke,” Hemisphere magazine’s Artist Showcase feature, July 1993; “Eritreans Dreaming Home,” Jefferson Monthly, Aug. 2001; “The Healing Power of Art,” Sojourners magazine, Mar.-Apr. 2001.

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“Resume 2009, Betty LaDuke,” with Feb. 14, 1968 Ashland Daily Tidings article “Ashland Artist Stirs a Ruckus” and sheets of covers of books featuring LaDuke’s paintings

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Exhibit “Betty LaDuke—Retrospective, 1948-2009: A Life in Art: Ashland Artist Stirs a Ruckus,” in conjunction with NEH grant archives project.” Includes posters, articles and exhibit statement.

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Exhibit “Children of the World” and related material.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection includes exhibit proposals, posters, announcements, and biographical material. There are also magazine and newspaper articles about LaDuke, and others using her art as an illustration. In addition, there is a selection of printers’ sheets of book covers. In conjunction with this collection, LaDuke donated a substantial number of artworks. “Children of the World,” first displayed in Portland and Medford in 2002 and later at venues in Colorado and the Midwest is now...

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Exhibit “Honor the Earth: Multicultural Journeys” and related material.

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Journals and catalogs featuring illustrations by the artist; and cards.

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Exhibit “Latin American Transitions: The Art of Betty LaDuke” and related material.

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Miscellaneous posters, announcements, and biographical information.

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Publications include "Women against hunger : a sketchbook journey" by Betty LaDuke; "Dreaming cows: celebrating Heifer International" by Susan Jo Bumagin, the paintings, murals and drawings of Betty LaDuke.