Paula Harper

Paula Fish was born in Scituate, Massachusetts, an only child, and raised in Philadelphia. In her 20s she moved to New York City, where she was a dancer with the modern dance company Munt–Brooks Dance Studios (later known as "The Changing Scene"). Harper is credited with conceiving Womanhouse, a 1972 art installation and "one of the biggest and most celebrated exhibitions of art by and about women ever assembled". She helped shape the Miami art scene and was a regular contributor and art critic in Art in America magazine and The Miami News. == Publications ==