Judy Chicago-Isms -- Judy Chicago

<p><b>A collection of inspiring and provocative quotations from pioneering artist, feminist, and activist Judy Chicago</b> <p/>A fierce activist for women's rights and against climate change, Judy Chicago defines herself best: "I'm Judy Chicago, and I'm an artist and a troublemaker." A leader of the Women's Art Movement of the 1970s, Chicago also founded the first feminist art program in the United States. She is renowned for her monumental installation <i>The Dinner Party </i>(1974-1979), an iconic work that celebrates female luminaries from history and mythology, including Georgia O'Keefe, Emily Dickinson, Sojourner Truth, and Hatshepsut. Gathered from interviews and other sources, <i>Judy Chicago-isms</i> is an inspiring collection of the memorable and powerful words of a trailblazing artist.<br></p><ul><li>"You don't have to be a man to support a patriarchal worldview, and you don't have to be a woman to support feminist values."</li><li>"You have to choose hope. Hope comes from feeling that you're on the side of right and fighting for it. If you're a passive observer to what's going on, it's easy to give in to despair."</li><li>"Feminist art is all the stages of a woman giving birth to herself."</li><li>"[Women] should get fifty percent of the space in all institutions. That is what our mandate has to be."</li></ul><br><br><b>Author:</b> Judy Chicago<br><b>Publisher:</b> Princeton University Press<br><b>Published:</b> 10/31/2023<br><b>Pages:</b> 160<br><b>Binding Type:<