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2. Bowman Simon, Daniel, Hufington Post, 2011. Derek Denkla, The Greenest, Feb. 2011.
3. See Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Citation1997 for a full description of the event and an interview with the artist.
4. Other examples of earlier work by women artists that blurred the lines between art and growing/farming include Leslie Lebowitz's Sproutime (1980, 1981) and Bonnie Shrek's The Farm (1974–80). See Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Citation1999.
5. All images in the piece are published with the artists’ permission and are copyrighted by the artists.
6. Britta Reily, Citation2009, www.windowfarms.org/about
7. Leah Guathier, 2009, http://leahgauthier.com/sharecropper/
8. Ibid.
9. Stacy Murphy, Citation2008, bkfarmyards.com/philosophy/philosophy.html
10. Eve Mosher, Citation2009, www.evemosher.com
11. Eve Mosher, Citation2011, seedingthecity.org/
12. Kelly, Christina. 2010. www.treiastudios.net/Treia_Studios/Projects/Pages/The_Handcar_Projects.html
13. Kelly, Christina. 2010. www.brooklynmaize.org/story.html
14. Harden, Vanessa. 2010. www.vanessaharden.com
15. Cohen, Nevin & Subramaniam Radhika. 2010. http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/subpage.aspx?id=55952
16. McDonald Crowley, Amanda. 2010. Eyebeam Sustainability Research Group, www.eyebeam.org
17. This piece was inspired by an Uran Garden Roundtable event at Umami food and art festival 2010, curated by Ame Gilbert.