in Kentucky In 2001, Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman worked with students at Western Kentucky University. Chicago and Woodman returned to the theme of Womanhouse with emotionally powerful installations throughout a house in Kentucky. The archives include a 1:12 scaled-model…
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At Home
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From Theory to Practice
In 2000, Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman worked with students at Duke University to create the exhibition “From Theory to Practice.” The projects focused on three areas Chicago had previously explored in her studio practice: women’s history, birth, and the…
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Fresno Feminist Art Program
In 1970, at The California State University at Fresno, Judy Chicago worked with a class of fifteen women to create a studio environment responsive to the female experience. “Fresno Feminist Art Program” in the Archives Below are links to pdf…