Braderman, Joan. “Trying to Reprogram Television Viewers.” Union News. Thursday, October 19th, 1999.
Braderman, Joan. "TV/Video: Re-Claiming the Utopian Moment." ROAR, Published by Paper Tiger Television in Association with The Wexner Center for the Arts; Catalogue for Paper Tiger Anniversary. 1991.
Braderman, Joan. "NO MORE NICE GIRLS, A Video Tape by Joan Braderman." Motion Picture, Publication by The Collective for Living Cinema, Vol. 3 Nos. 1/2, Winter, 1989-90.
Braderman, Joan. “Video in the Academy: Dead or Alive.” AFI Video Festival Catalogue. 1987.
Braderman, Joan.“The Fugue of Art.” The Village Voice Literary Supplement no. 68. October, 1986.
Braderman, Joan.“Joan Does Dynasty: A Neopagan, Postsituationist, Socialist/Anarcho/Feminist Expose.” The Independent Film & Video Monthly Vol. 9 no. 7. August/September, 1986, pp. 14–19.
Braderman, Joan. Radical Art in Theory and Practice. Proceedings of the College Art Association. January, 1978.
Braderman, Joan. “A Review and Some Modest Proposals.” Women and the Cinema: A Critical Anthology. Quarterly
Review of Film Studies. Ed. K, Karyn. Vol. 3 #4. Fall, 1978.
Arthur, Paul and Braderman, Joan. “The Warriors Through the Turnstile of Ideology and Power” Catalyst: A Journal of Social Work, 1976.
Braderman, Joan. “Asia: Japan; Peasants of the Second Fortress.” Revolutionary Films/Chicago ‘76. Film Center at the School of the Art Institute. The Chicago Art Institute Film Catalogue.
Braderman, Joan. “Report: The First Festival of Women’s Films.” ARTFORUM. Tenth Anniversary Issue, September, 1972.
Braderman was also a co-founder of, and editor/writer for: Heresies, A Feminist Publication on Art and Politics.
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