Artist Spotlight: Judy Chicago

[@rosemarieradmaker3721]

I never tire of seeing the plates in Judy’s Dinner Party. Each time I do it is like the first time. The beautiful coloring, the designing of each one, and I uh know the work and thought involved. They will live forever in my heart.❤😢❤

[@amanda92549]

I was a docent at her exhibit when it reached Boston. It was a wonderful experience. And her art has lived within me ever since.

[@wendywendy3718]

I was fortunate to see The Dinner Party in Toronto when I was a young woman/mother in my first job as a womens career counselor. Of all the art I have witnessed so far in my life, The Dinner Party stands out as the most influential and inspiring show i have been honoured to experience and it encouraged me to also pursue art (clay and sculpture) which witnesses the feminine. Thank you Judy!

[@candacetucker3584]

Thank you Jane for your insight of Judy Chicago and sharing her thoughts with us. You are very dear to my heart and my art. Love, Candace Tucker, SAQA Melbourne, Fla. group

[@lindageiger321]

Judy's manifesto is an extremely appropriate example of what many of us are feeling today.

[@robinhere4230]

I am grateful that you have brought this work to my attention!

[@louielarsen1976]

Excellent, thank you.

[@debberkebile4396]

Saw her "The Birth Project" exhibit in Taos NM last year. It was fabulous

[@pinkpanther7030]

She definitely made a landmark in female's art.🤷

[@JessicaSells-z8d]

Eleanor of Aquitaine married Henry II. Not Henry VIII. It didn't work out because he died.

[@JaneDunnewold]

Thanks for that correction!