Judy Chicago: Performing Artist in New York

About Judy Chicago

Judy Chicago is an American feminist artist, educator, and writer whose practice centers on large-scale, research-driven installations made with collaborators. Emerging in the 1970s, she helped establish one of the first feminist art programs in the U.S., shaping a generation of artists through pedagogy as much as studio work. Her projects return to themes of creation, labor, and the ways women’s lives are recorded or omitted from cultural memory. In New York City, her work is closely associated with the Brooklyn Museum, where *The Dinner Party* remains on view.