Ruth Asawa

La fuente en el Grand Hyatt San Francisco.

• Andrea, la fuente de la sirena en el Ghirardelli Square (1966)
• el Hyatt de la Unión Fountain Square (1973)
• el centro comercial Buchanan (Nihonmachi) Fuentes (1976)
• Aurora,la fuente de inspiración origami en la costa de San Francisco (1986)
• Escultura Internamiento Memorial los japoneses-americanos en San José (1994).

• 1968: Primer Premio Dymaxion para el artista/científico
• 1974: Medalla de Oro del American Institute of Architects
• 1990: Premio Cyril Magnin de la Cámara de Comercio de San Francisco
• 1993: Premio de Honor de la Asamblea de Mujeres de las Artes
• 1995: Premio de la Asian American Art Foundations, Anillo de Oro a la Trayectoria del anillo

• Snyder, Robert, producer (1978) Ruth Asawa: On Forms and Growth. Pacific Palisades, cA: Masters y Masterworks Production.

Asawa murió de causas naturales el 6 de agosto de 2013 en su casa de San Francisco, California.[3]

• Abrahamson, Joan and Sally Woodridge (1973) The Alvarado School Art Community Program. San Francisco: Alvarado School Workshop.
• Bancroft Library (1990) "Ruth Asawa, Art, Competence and Citywide Cooperation for San Francisco,", in The Arts and the Community Oral History Project. University of California, Berkeley.
• Cook, Mariana (2000) Couples. Chronicle Books.
• Cornell, Daniell et al. (2006) The Sculpture of Ruth Asawa: Contours in the Air. University of California Press.
• Cunningham, Imogen (1970) Photographs, Imogen Cunningham. University of Washington Press.
• Dobbs, Stephen (1981) Community and Commitment: An Interview with Ruth Asawa," in Art Education vol 34 no 5.
• Faul, Patricia et al. (1995) The New Older Woman. Celestial Arts.
• Harris, Mary Emma (1987) The Arts at Black Mountain College. MIT Press.
• Hopkins, Henry and Mimi Jacobs (1982) 50 West Coast Artists. Chronicle Books.
• Jepson, Andrea and Sharon Litsky (1976) The Alvarado Experience. Alvarado Art Workshop.
• Rountree, Cathleen (1999) On Women Turning 70: Honoring the Voices of Wisdom. Jossey-Bass.
• Rubinstein, Charlotte Streifer (1992) American Women Sculptors. G.K. Hall.
• San Francisco Museum of Art. (1973) Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective View. San Francisco Museum of Art.
• Schatz, Howard (1992) Gifted Woman. Pacific Photographic Press.
• Villa, Carlos et al. (1994) Worlds in Collision: Dialogues on Multicultural Art Issues. San Francisco Art Institute.
• Woodridge, Sally (1973) Ruth Asawa’s San Francisco Fountain. San Francisco Museum of Art.

• Ruth Asawa on The California Museum's California Legacy Trail
• Oral history interview with Ruth Asawa and Albet Lanier, 21 de junio -5 de julio de 2002 from the Smithsonian Archives of American Art
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