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To The Contrary
Women Thought Leaders: Judy Chicago
Season 26
Episode 2652
We highlight Judy Chicago's art journey in creating the genre of feminist art. Chicago talks about her famous installation: The Dinner Party and the importance of institutions like the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
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