Sentences with phrase «central core imagery»

To my eye, the painting speaks to the central core imagery that was being developed by feminist artists such as Judy Chicago, though Fishman attributes it more directly a response to Al Held's black - and - white abstractions of 1967 — 69.

The exhibition also features Potent Pussy / Homage to Lamont (1973), which is the first time that Chicago's central core imagery overlapped with her love of cats.

Not exact matches

Any of these interpretations can be retrofitted to the feminist détournement of formalism that Schapiro espoused in the transitional moment when she became involved with feminist art: you can, if you are looking for it, read into the work the idea of «central core» imagery that was an important tenet of Schapiro's new aesthetic and teaching in 1971 — 72, the first year of the Feminist Art Program.

She was one of the first artists to explore computer imaging, using it to develop hard - edged abstractions, still rooted in the female experience of the body (termed «central - core» imagery).

Chicago specifically chose to use vaginal or «central core» imagery for each of the plates in order to demonstrate that the one thing that united these forgotten historical subjects at the table was that they all had the same genitalia.

Tongue - in - cheek investigations of Herstory and Judy Chicago's «central core» imagery are playfully tweaked in large paintings that place abstracted fertility symbols within flat, poster - like landscapes worthy of a 1960s Supergraphic.

Chicago began experimenting with «central core» imagery in the late 1960s, along with other artists, including Hannah Wilke, Carolee Schneemann, and Miriam Schapiro.

The work spanned from early watercolors to late abstractions, some of which appear to be in dialogue with central - core feminist imagery.

This exhibition is the first to trace the long a fascinating overlap between her broad ranging, beautiful «central core» imagery and her eccentric feline iconography.