Sources
- A Tribute to Alice Denney, 50 Years of Life and Work in the Avante-Garde, by Maia Gatcheva, May 9, 2006
A DVD celebrating the life of Alice Denney, a major influence on the avant-garde"
- Oral history interview with Alice Denney, 1976 May 13 1 sound cassette.
"An interview of Alice Denney conducted by Walter Hopps for the National Museum of American Art. Denney speaks of her organization of two Washington, D.C. art happenings: the "Pop Festival," held in conjunction with an exhibition, "The Popular Image," sponsored by the Washington Gallery of Modern Art, April 18 - May 1, 1966; and the "Now Festival," April 26 - May 1, 1966."
- "A Brief History of WPA & WPA\C", Washington Project for the Arts, Laura Coyle
- "A Conversation with Alice", John James Anderson, November 17, 2006
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