Jill Johnston

Author and Critic May 17, 1929 - September 18, 2010

Marmalade Me

Published by Wesleyan/New England Press 1998

A champion of the avant-garde, in all the arts, Johnston chose subject matter, language and structure that have profoundly influenced a subsequent generation of critics and writers

Sally Banes

Art Journal Spring 2000

In these essays, Johnston emerges as one of the finest dance critics this country has produced, on par with Edwin Denby and Arlene Croce.

Daryl Chin

The reputation of this rare primary source document of the 1960s performance scene in New York has unquestionably grown since its original publication. It stands as a portrait of a pivotal decade in radical American art criticism and art.

Janice L. Ross

An Informal Get-together
May 17, 2011
from 5:30 to 8:30 PM

Emily Harvey Foundation
537 Broadway, New York NY
At 7 pm Ingrid will read
a letter from Jill's unfinished book:
Letters to the Living and the Dead:
An Epistolary Memoir
Refreshments will be served

Deep Listening Institute's

Tribute to Jill Johnston

Deep Listening Space
77 Cornell Street, Suite 303
Kingston, NY 12401

This event can be viewed live
by a donation of $25 to benefit
The Jill Johnston Literary Archive
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Memorial for Jill Johnston Saturday, January 29, 2011 from 1 to 5 PM Judson Memorial Church 55 Washington Sq. South New York NY
England's Child
$27.95

Appendix 2 of EC is

a list of carillons by G&J/

Cyril F. Johnston.