Introducing the Exhibition: A Conversation with Judy Chicago

[@mindyzim]

I am such a huge Judy Chicago fan. I was introduced to her work when I saw the Dinner Party piece at the Brooklyn Museum. Now after reading Rebecca Solnit’s books I am fully engrossed in feminism as it’s developed over the years. This Retrospective of Ms Chicago is timely in my life and I believe many others now. Thank you for continuing your work. I was so moved and yes presenting the most recent work first was a brilliant idea. I was grabbed right away. You’re the coolest Judy!

[@nainaayya2806]

The artist's message is more relevant now than ever before. It feels like a relief to hear her in discussion. Our age desperately needs the integrity of Judy Chicago's authentic voice, the mathematically accurate searchlight of her feminist analysis, and the unapologetic intelligence and ambition of her questions about art and what it can and cannot do for our society to enlighten us.

[@lindajohnson7524]

I purchased Judy Chicago's book on the Dinner Party many years ago. I have followed her for a long time. Good to hear this interview with her today. Linda Johnson, Santa Cruz, CA

[@4672-m9f]

She does not represent the people of New Mexico well at all