About The Work
Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party at the Brooklyn Museum is highly regarded as the first epic feminist artwork. Featuring a design from one of the six entryway banners to the exhibition, this useful, striking piece for the home telegraphs Chicago’s message for an equalized world, one in which women’s history and perspectives are fully recognized and integrated into all aspects of human civilization. Ladies, thank us later. Gentlemen, this makes for an excellent gift.
Courtesy of The Prospect NY
About Judy Chicago
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: The 2021 Holiday Collection - DINE
- Interviews & Features: Laura Currie of Prospect Picks Ten Editions and Objects to Mark Ten Years of Artspace
- Interviews & Features: Making History Contemporary: “Half the Picture” Curator on Presenting 100 Years of Art Through a Feminist Lens
- Art 101: How Did Feminist Art Begin? A Brief History of Women Rejecting Patriarchy in the Art World
- Art 101: Get Your Feminism(s) in a Row: Mary Kelly in Conversation with Douglas Crimp
100% silk with a sumptuous red velvet backing
24.00 x 24.00 in
61.0 x 61.0 cm
About The Work
Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party at the Brooklyn Museum is highly regarded as the first epic feminist artwork. Featuring a design from one of the six entryway banners to the exhibition, this useful, striking piece for the home telegraphs Chicago’s message for an equalized world, one in which women’s history and perspectives are fully recognized and integrated into all aspects of human civilization. Ladies, thank us later. Gentlemen, this makes for an excellent gift.
Courtesy of The Prospect NY
About Judy Chicago
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: The 2021 Holiday Collection - DINE
- Interviews & Features: Laura Currie of Prospect Picks Ten Editions and Objects to Mark Ten Years of Artspace
- Interviews & Features: Making History Contemporary: “Half the Picture” Curator on Presenting 100 Years of Art Through a Feminist Lens
- Art 101: How Did Feminist Art Begin? A Brief History of Women Rejecting Patriarchy in the Art World
- Art 101: Get Your Feminism(s) in a Row: Mary Kelly in Conversation with Douglas Crimp
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