Feminist Art
Feminist ArtBy: Emma Wheaton
What is Feminist Art? Feminist art is art that reaches out to women andvalidates their experiences
PrecursorsArtemisiaGentileschiGeorgia O’KeefeFrida Kahlo
Artemisia Gentileschi Show women triumphingover powerful men Scene of JudithBeheading Judith (with maid’s help)beheads the generalafter he has fallen asleepdrunkJudith Slaying Holofernes (between 1614 and 1620)
Georgia O’Keefe Commonly paintedenlarged flowers,presumed torepresent femaleanatomy Known as “Mother ofAmericanModernism” Alfred Stieglitzidentified her as thefirst femaleAmerican modernistOriental Poppies (1928)
Petunia No.2 (1924)
Left a legacy on feminist artists Georgia O'Keeffe Museum is the first museum inthe United States dedicated to a female artist
Yellow Calla (1926)White & Blue Flower Shapes (1919)Music Pink and Blue II (1918)
Grey Lines with Black, Blue and Yellow (1923)Abstraction in Bloom (1919)
Frida Kahlo Self-portraits of hersuffering Classified as a surrealistpainter, although shedid not paint from theunconscious, only fromher own realityThe Two Fridas (Las dos Fridas) (1939)
My Grandparents, My Parents, and I(Family Tree) (1936)Self-portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird (1940)Weeping Coconuts (Cocos gimientes) (1951)
Frida Kahlo museum Lasting impacts onfemale experienceand politics of thebodyThe Broken Column (1944)The Wounded Deer (1946)
Main ArtistsBarbara KrugerJudy ChicagoCindy Sherman
Judy Chicago Wanted togive womenrepresentationin art Used widerange ofmedias andcollaborationswith otherfemale artistsThe Dinner Party (1979)
The Dinner Party (1979)
Hatching the Universal Egg (1984)Driving the World to Destruction (1985)
Embrace female artforms such asneedlework Helped foundWomanhouse, an artinstillation of a woman’shouseMenstruation Bathroom
Barbara Kruger Graphic artist andphotographer Uses magazinephotos and bold textto send a messageUntitled (Your Body is a Battleground) (1989)
It's all about me, I mean you, I mean me (2010)
Cindy Sherman Usesphotography toexplorearchetypalfemales inmedia PhotographsherselfUntitled Film Still #21 (1978)
Untitled #92, "Disasters and Fairy Tales" Series (1985)Untitled Film Still #6 (1977)Untitled Film Still #13 (1978)
Guerrilla Girls Anonymous group,fighting sexism andracism is the art worldIngres Original Wear gorilla masks toany public events tokeep anonymity
Other ArtistsRoy Lichtenstein(Pop Art)William de Kooning(Abstract Expressionism)
Cheryl Braganza Canadian artist Uses work to confrontthose who think of womenas weaker than men Wants to open people’shearts to what it means tobe human and a woman
Recap Inclusion of women's perspective in art Artwork contained imagery that dealt with thefemale body, personal experience Unique because so many perspectives, so manystyles can be used Arguable whether recognized right away, it is moreabout the feeling and meaning behind the work
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Artemisia Gentileschi Show women triumphing over powerful men Scene of Judith Beheading Judith (with maid’s help) beheads the general after he has fallen aslee
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