"Drucker treats some of the most controversial and compelling art of the nineties and after to the panoply of available theory, but keeps her heart, ears, and eyes open too. Those who know Drucker's creative artists' books and her long history of attention to the interaction of words and images in her academic writing on post modern art won't be surprised by either the innovative fluidity of her arguments or the range and richness of her sources. This is a subtly theorized, readable, and convincing treatment of some of the most troubling aspects of millennial art."
— Ann Gibson, author of Abstract Expressionism: Other Politics
"What a relief to read a release from dogma! Drucker offers an antidote to habitual ways of seeing and critiquing today's art, and in so doing, Sweet Dreams also heals the critic's and the viewer's vision, so that we can see contemporary art and culture for ourselves."
— Joanna Frueh, author of Monster/Beauty and Erotic Faculties