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Bibliography

Many of the entries below are from the CCCA bibliography

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Antaki, Karen. Joanne Tod: the [Dis]order of Things. Montreal: Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery 1993.
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Scott, Michael. "New Society Painting." The Vancouver Sun Vancouver, 10 October 1996
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Joanne Tod's website

Hello everyone,

I'm new to editing Wikipedia but I was wondering whether it is appropriate to add Joanne's website to this article?

Her website has been up for about 6 month and it would be great if we could link to it from Wikipedia.

https://www.joannetod.com

Thanks --Node9 (talk) 19:49, 30 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]