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    to this, women were marginalized and rarely recognized as capable of achievements beyond childbirth and housework. As Virginia Woolf explained, anonymous “was often a woman.” Although, some anonymity may be relaxing, the thought of total anonymity is undesirable by any human being. The first flickers of feminism started in 1848, in Seneca Falls, New York at a two-day conference on woman’s rights. Of the almost 200 women and 40 men that attended the convention, 68 women and 32 men signed a Declaration of Sentiments an Grievances, demanding “equal treatment of women and men under the law and voting rights for women.” One hundred and twenty-six years later, Judy Chicago created The Dinner Party, a mixed media installation to celebrate the liberation of women and women artists from the tyranny of anonymity. Judy Chicago (once known as Judith Sylvia Cohen) was born in 1939, during a time in which woman were an important part of society but were still not treated equally. “I was raised in…

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    One of the most common pieces that are talked about today is, “The Dinner Party.” This was one of her most famous works because it was during the time of the women’s movement. Judy was helped by more than 400 women between the years 1974 through 1979. The Dinner Party reflects Chicago’s shift from a marker or abstract Minimalist objects and paintings to works on feminist themes in alternative media and installations (Janson’s 621). The artwork pays homage to the woman who Judy felt were…

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    The Dinner Table(1974-1979) Judy Chicago Disgusted,confused, and uncomfortable were the emotions that the piece of work evoked for me. I felt disgusted because looking at the work for the first time I felt disapproval, and I knew that something wasn’t right. I felt confused because when I first saw some of the pieces I noticed that the work resembled a vagina, but I just wasn’t sure. I felt uncomfortable because not only did the work resemble a vagina, but it looked as if it was a vagina with…

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    Art is a form of self expression that allows individuals to express themselves with creativity. Moreover, art is intended to be appreciated for its beauty or emotional power. There are many different types of art. Some forms of art include a painting, sculpture, photograph, architecture, music, and dance. As a matter of fact, art can also be interpreted in many ways because art is open to interpretation. The three pieces of art I analyzed were the beaded crown, George Washington’s painting , and…

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    Regardless of whether a rival or supporter of Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party, there is no precluding the chronicled significance from claiming the piece. Despite the fact that its creation was just somewhere in the range of 30 years back, it is as of now observed as a women's activist symbol in western culture. The verifiable significance, to ladies and western culture, is immaterial. The Dinner party is a great establishment celebrating overlooked accomplishments in female history. Chicago…

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    Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum, New York Feminist Art Movement Judy Chicago’s ‘The Dinner Party’ comprises of a massive ceremonial banquet, arranged on a triangular table with a total of thirty-nine place settings, each commemorating an important woman from history. The settings consist of embroidered runners, gold chalices and utensils, and china-painted porcelain plates with raised central motifs that are based on vulvar and butterfly forms and rendered in styles appropriate…

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    most famous work in 1974, “The Dinner Party”. It is a huge installation of a table with place for thirty nine women. All the thirty nine women are notable women that have a significant importance in society. The art installation honors all these important women that have been ignored previously or mistreated. On the plate there is a sculpture that looks like a vagina, which represents a woman. Besides the thirty nine sittings, the installation consist of 999 names of other women. Judy Chicago…

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    The Dinner Party (1974- 1979) by Judy Chicago 1. a. The Dinner Party is a very powerful piece. Initially when viewing I saw beautiful colorful patterns which looked to be inspired by nature. The vibrancy of the colors drew me in, after examining the piece I realized each plate was a woman’s vagina depicted in different forms. The piece evoked a sense of pride in being a woman; the innate power we possess is inspiring. As women in this society we are sometimes not given enough credit we…

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    Judy Chicago was born in 1939 and is an artist feminist and educator whose career now spans five decades. Between 1974 and 1979 Chicago, with the help of hundreds of volunteers, worked on one of her most recognizable pieces, The Dinner Party which is widely recognized as an icon of feminist art and has been permanently housed at the Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum. This colossal work of art is a substantial ceremonial banquet in the shape of an open triangle, a shape symbolic of…

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    “A film is made up of a hundred or more hidden things,” Vincente Minnelli once said in an interview. The quote seems to sum up Minnelli’s layered film making style. In this essay I will be exploring the themes of feminism, one of the hundred or more hidden things in Minnelli’s work. The essay will move through the life of Minnelli, analysing films from both the beginning and end of his career in the context of the time in which they were made. Vincente Minnelli was born Lester Anthony Minnelli…

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