Dior創意總監Maria Grazia Chiuri邀請了藝術家Judy Chicago為品牌的SS2020 Haute Corture佈置時裝騷，要是認識這位藝術家的話，就不會為這個合作感到意外，只因Maria Grazia Chiuri與Chicago同樣是關注平權識題的人物。
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO "THE DINNER PARTY" on the 40th Anniversary of its premiere at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Since then, it's been seen by over one million viewers during its worldwide tour and now constitutes 20% of the audience at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum, where it has been permanently housed since 2010. I am indebted to "The Dinner Party" for teaching me the power of art. #JudyChicago #Salon94 #JessicaSilvermanGallery #BrooklynMuseum #TheDinnerParty #SacklerCenter #FeministArt #40thAnniversary #SFMoMA #ThroughtheFlower #RightoutofHistory #JohannaDemetrakas
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Great text by Jill Soloway (@jillsoloway) in the Time 100 listing. "Her moment is finally here again, and everyone can see she is our legacy, our great, our modern Frida, the should-have-been Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol or whatever men got credited with inventing everything. She deserves every ounce of this brand-new but totally necessary showing of attention, resources, and tons and tons of love." Photo by Sebastian Kim (@sebkimstudio) #TIME100 #JudyChicago #JillSoloway #SebastianKim #Salon94 #JessicaSilvermanGallery #BrooklynMuseum #SacklerCenter #TheDinnerParty #ThroughtheFlower #Feminist #FeministArtist #MostInfluentialPeople
A post shared by Judy Chicago (@judy.chicago) on Apr 19, 2018 at 12:19pm PDT
Chicago出生於芝加哥，她在丈夫死後，不沿用丈夫和父親的姓氏，改用出生地為姓氏，所名字而充滿了女權的意識；她最著名的作品是《晚宴》（The Dinner Party），她在1973年至1979年花了近五年時間，完成了以餐桌拼成、有39個席位的大型裝置，向西方文化中具有成就的女性致意之餘，也將從事中國畫、蕾絲製作和針線工作的女性，帶到觀眾的視野，強調女性在藝術世界的重要性，絕不少於男性。
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The final and most dimensional plate at #TheDinnerParty belongs to the only woman who was still alive when her table setting was completed, Georgia O’Keeffe. The plate representing O’Keeffe lifts itself up from the table, suggesting the increased freedom of expression possible for O’Keeffe, her female contemporaries, and the women following in her footsteps. To Chicago, The Dinner Party is a challenge to continue to change the way history is written and women are represented— a model for future work. #dinnerpartyroots
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In celebration of the anniversary of the passing of the 19th Amendment, which prohibited states from denying the vote on the basis of sex, @usnatarchives is using the hashtag #19ForThe19th to showcase inspirational women. This week features #WomenInTheArts, so of course we couldn't pass it up! 🎨 @judy.chicago's "The Dinner Party" (1974-1979) celebrates women's history through place settings designed for 39 important women. The monumental, collaborative project incorporates traditional women’s crafts such as embroidery, needlepoint, and ceramics. The work, created by many women artists, also celebrates women artists and activists that fought for women's suffrage. 🍽 You can see “The Dinner Party” on view at @brooklynmuseum. 📷: the Judy Chicago Visual Archive
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A silky sumptuous gift for your sweetheart for the Holiday! Modeled by Judy Chicago and her studio manager, Megan Schultz (@schultzy.m) Link to purchase in bio: @throughtheflowerartspace @theprospectny #JudyChicago #Salon94 #JessicaSilvermanGallery #Prospect #Baltic #BalticUK #BirthProject #TheCreation #Birth #Creation #Scaves #Scarf #HolidayGift #MeganSchultz
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這次Chicago會為 Dior創造一個巨型女神像“The Female Divine”，同時展出由印度女學生製作的橫幅，上面將寫上“假如女性統治世界”(What if women ruled the world?’)之類的問題，引起大家思考。時裝騷將會在巴黎羅丹博物館舉行，完騷後作品會繼續對公眾開放，透過作品，Chicago會探索“性別視角如何決定我們今天共同生活方式和權力關係”。
