List of artist's worldwide museum holdings links to many referenced images.

Jeanne Siegel considers the retrospective at Museum Wiesbaden and places the artist in context with her contemporary Minimalist painters and sculptors.

Sylvia Hochfield discusses the challenges and significance of preserving, restoring, and sometimes re-creating the artist's works in experimental media.

Gemma Tipton reviews her retrospective, presenting images and discussing particular techniques used by the artist.

Ralph Rugoff considers the deteriorating tendencies of her experimental media, suggesting that Museum of Modern Art San Francisco may be the last possible major retrospective of her work.

Adrian Searle reviews the Tate Modern retrospective and considers the challenges her work presents to art critics and historians.

Relevant exhibition articles, biography, images, and topic descriptions for the academic symposia offered.

Biography and images with descriptions of the works in relevant context presented from the permanent collection.

Charles Giuliano opines in reaction to the Whitney Museum of American Art cancellation of the retrospective that went to Museum of Modern Art San Francisco instead.

Biography details her introduction to and choice of sculptural media and links to images and source articles.

Darian Leader's epilogue for Tate Modern's Hesse retrospective explores major themes and presents images of represented works.

Timeline detailing artist's New York residences, major life events, educational programs, and medical history. Jodi Kovach also discloses a selected bibliography complete with source abstracts from this master's project.

Leslie Dick re-evaluates the artist's work in light of the Museum of Modern Art San Francisco retrospective and raises new questions in reaction.

A discussion of her work along with that of her contemporary Robert Smithson presented at that year's international art festival.