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Judy Chicago: On Not Denying the Experience and Feelings of Females
In 1979 American Judy Chicago exhibited her ground breaking and iconic (collaborative) installation The Dinner Party (1979), to which the viewer is invited. Most recognised art over the centuries has been created by men in the West. This is not … Continue reading
Posted in art, feminism, gender, history, identity, lesbian, politics, Uncategorized, women
Tagged Degas, Emily Dickinson, feminist art, feminist artist, Judy Chicago, patriarchy, Picasso, Rubens, Sappho, Sojourner Truth, The Dinner Party, The Male Gaze, Titian, Virginia Woolf
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