Since then, my work has consistently addressed social issues. I have shown my paintings, drawings, artist’s books, and installations at the Anti War Museum in Berlin, Germany; TAPP Gallery in Sydney, Australia; MECENAS Gallery in Juarez; Mexico, and Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, among others. Past projects include The Womb is a Bunker: Exploration of Cellular Memory, The Politics of Purification, and Collateral Damage. These works dealt with the ways in which war affects civilians, especially women and children. My current work, a series of graphic novellas, is titled The F Word Project: Five Feminist Fables for the Twenty-first Century. This project incorporates engaging stories, social messages, strong female superheroines, humor, and contemporary artworks. I began this project in 2006, in response to the femicides in Juárez, Mexico.



Maureen Burdock's work appeared in the following exhibition(s) organized by The Center for Book Arts

There Goes My Hero
 Organized by Erin Riley-Lopez, Associate Curator, The Bronx Museum of the Arts

Cactus Punishment
(2007) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Marta and the Missing

Kali Girl
(2008) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Mona & the Little Smile

Marta & the Missing
(2009) Hand-bound book, digital printing, collage, and drawing

Mona & the Little Smile
(2009) Hand-bound book, digital printing, collage, and drawing

SPLUFF!
(2007) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Marta and the Missing

Toilet Monster
(2008) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Mona & the Little Smile

We Need Your Help
(2007) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Marta and the Missing

Wondrous Calamity
(2008) Ink on paper.
Drawing from Mona & the Little Smile