Celebrating Women’s History Month
In this presentation, we dive into the world of feminist art, exploring the powerful narrative and impact of Judy Chicago’s iconic work.
Celebrating Women’s History Month
With Gala Oelsner, an artist, educator, and curator
“Her Story: Judy Chicago’s “The Dinner Party” and “The Revolution of Women Artists”
In this presentation, we dive into the world of feminist art, exploring the powerful narrative and impact of Judy Chicago’s iconic work, The Dinner Party. Recognized as a revolutionary piece, reshapes how we view women’s contributions to history, culture, and art. Judy Chicago, a trailblazing icon of feminist art, honors 39 influential women from history in this extraordinary installation, celebrating their achievements through symbolic elements and intricate designs. Through this interactive discussion, explore the significance of The Dinner Party.
This lecture prepares participants for an optional guided tour to see this groundbreaking piece in person on Sunday, March 30th. (see Day Trips and Experiences)
Tuesday, 3/18, 7:30 pm, $20 Member/$25 Public
Lifelong Learning programs are sponsored by the Millicent and Harold May Family Endowment for Lifelong Learning in memory of Edward J. Newman, M.D. and the Michael J. Levitt Family Endowment Fund for Lifelong Learning.