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		SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
		2008	“California Video” Getty Museum Publications, Interview/Essay Susan Mogul Artforum, August, "Movie Mogul" Review of Driving Men, Annie Buckley LA Weekly, August, "Mini Mogul", Review of Driving Men, Holly Willis
		2006	Susan Mogul: An Oral History, UCLA Center for Oral History Research.* University of California, Los Angeles
		2002	“Art/Women/California 1950/2000” University of California Press: Berkeley, Los Angeles, London
		2001	Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Film & Video, University of Minnesota Press, Editor, Alexandra Juhasz.
		2000	Los Angeles Times, May 3, “COLA 2000”, Art Review by David Pagel
		1998	Wide Angle, Volume 20 #3, “Susan Mogul: At Home in Los Angeles”
		1997	Los Angeles Times, May 2, " ‘I Stare at You’ an Intimate Fresh Journey" Howard Rosenberg TV review of I Stare at You and Dream.
		1994	Los Angeles Times, October 3, "A Peaceful Existence on Echo Street" Howard Rosenberg TV review of Everyday Echo Street. Filmforum Festival Catalog Scratching the Belly of the Beast: cutting edge media in Los Angeles,1922-94, - Major essay on Mogul's body of work.
		1992	Art Issues, March/April - review of Pages from the Diaries of Children.
		1991	Los Angeles Times, November 20, "A Dark Side to Children's Diaries"
		1988	Artweek, January "Dressing Up in Mother's Clothes"
		1985	Afterimage, November, "Feminist Performance Video", Chris Straayer
		1984	High Performance, issue #24 - review of Last Jew in America.
		1983	L.A. Weekly,11/25, "The Last Jew in America?"
		1980	Performance Anthology: Source Book for a Decade of California Performance Art, Contemporary Arts Press, San Fransisco
		1978	New Artists Video, A Critical Anthology, Gregory Battcock, E. P. Dutton
		1976	Artforum, December - review of Dressing Up, Take Off & Comedy as a Back Up From the Center, Lucy Lippard, E.P. Dutton, N.Y Artweek, August, "Susan Mogul: Moving the Goods", Martha Rosler
		* Transcripts are available as pdf files from the UCLA Center for Oral History Research. ph. 310-825-4932 or E-mail: oral-history@library.ucla.edu