Judy Chicago, founding mother of feminist art 06:53 "The Dinner Party," a triangular table set for 39 singular women – Virginia Woolf, Sojourner Truth, and Georgia O'Keeffe among them ...

NEW YORK — For six decades, artist Judy Chicago has modeled righteous activism. A restless, trailblazing feminist in an art world dominated by men, her influence has been deep, reverberant ...

Judy Chicago’s plan to create an atmospheric artwork at the 1,200-acre Living Desert Zoo and Gardens was scrapped after an environmental activist raised questions about its effect on sheep and ...

By the 1980s, feminist art pioneer Judy Chicago had secured a seat at the table of art history with her landmark installation, The Dinner Party. The triangular table, 48 feet on each side, was ...

Judy Chicago is famous for The Dinner Party (1974–79), a work of art celebrating the overlooked historic achievements of women. So, it’s fitting that the great feminist artist’s first New ...

Artist Judy Chicago at work installing her show, which includes a series of spray-painted domes from the ’60s, at Jeffrey Deitch. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times) ...

Judy Chicago is best-known for her massive (and controversial) ‘70s installation “The Dinner Party.” A retrospective at the New Museum shows that the feminist artist never stopped ...

Judy Chicago was anxious, unusually so. For most of her six-decade career as a feminist multimedia-ist, she was out of step with the art establishment — occasionally crossing paths with the ...

Judy Chicago, the godmother of feminist art, knows all about making in the margins. When her installation The Dinner Party was first revealed to the public in 1979, its theatrical staging and ...

illycaffè presents the new illy Art Collection by Judy Chicago, the multifaceted American artist and pioneer of the Feminist Art Movement. PR Newswire May 17, 2023 at 6:00 AM · 6 min read ...

At the age of 82, and after 60 years of spearheading feminist art, Judy Chicago has just received her first retrospective. Puzzling, perhaps, that it’s taken so long, but in understanding Chicago’s ...