1

Installation Photograph of Women Artists 1550-1950, an exhibition installed at the Brooklyn Museum October 1, 1977 through November 27, 1977. The exhibition was shown previously at the Los Angeles County Museum, December 23, 1976 - March 13, 1977; the University of Texas at Austin, April 12 - June 12; and the Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, July 14 - September 4. It was curated by Dr. Ann Sutherland Harris and Dr. Linda Nochlin.

Women Artists: 1550 - 1950: Ann Sutherland Harris and Linda Nochlin

Angelica Kauffmann, AutoritrattoThomas Gainsborough, Portrait of a Lady in Blue, late 1770s

Gustave Corbet, L’origine du monde, 1866, Museo d’Orsay, Parigi (commissionato da Khalil-Bey, diplomatico turco e ambasciatore dell'impero ottomano ad Atene)

Meret Oppenheim, Colazione in pelliccia, 1936

Giorgia O’Keeffe Black Iris, 1926 Alfred Stieglitz Collection,

Faith Wilding

Regina José Galindo, Himenoplastica, 2005

1971

Faith Wilding, Mentruation room

Judy Chicago

Carolee Schneemann

In East Hampton in 1975, the artist performed a piece called Interior Scroll, which started with Schneeman disrobing and doing art-school figure study poses on a table. Then the poetry reading began — Schneeman pulled a scroll from her vagina, unfurled it, and read feminist writings to the attending audience.

Ana Mendieta, Body tracks 1974

Susan Frazier, Nourishment Kitchen

Louise Bourgeois,

Paul Gaugin, Two Tahitian Women, 1899 Metropolitan museum of Art, NewYork

“Buy my apples”

Judy Chicago, The dinner party, 1979, Brooklyn Museum, New York

Cut Piece di Yoko Ono, 1965

Valie Export-Genital panic. 1969

Miriam Shapiro, Gates of paradise

Ghada Amer

Alighiero Boetti, Mappa, 1971-73

J.L. Gerome, Pigmalione e Galatea, 19° s.

modella

Yves Klein