Career
- United Press International, New York City, reporter at night desk, 1952–54
- Réalités (French magazine), Paris, France, editorial assistant for French edition, 1954–55
- Freelance writer, 1955--
- Art in America, New York City, book editor, 1964–66
- The New Yorker, New York City, staff writer, 1968-. Robert Gottlieb was her editor.
- Distinguished visiting professor at City College of the City University of New York, spring, 1975
- Visiting lecturer at Saybrook College, Yale University, 1981
- Adjunct professor, School of Fine Arts, Columbia University, 1983--
- Ferris Professor, Princeton University, 1986
- Annenberg fellow, Brown University, 1997
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