The Iconic Judy Chicago

This exhibition features Judy Chicago‘s most well-known images from throughout her career. 2021 is an important year for Chicago. She has several international exhibitions, and in August 2021, Judy Chicago will have a retrospective exhibition at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.

ABOUT JUDY CHICAGO
Judy Chicago is one of the most influential artists of our century. Social justice has driven her career and she has fought for equality in the art world for women and marginalized artists for the entirety of her six-decade career. From her early career, her work was often overlooked by male curators and critics favoring artwork created by men. Rather than backing down, Chicago took on the challenge of changing the art world through the founding of the first Feminist Art Program, her epic work, “The Dinner Party” and the K-12 “Dinner Party” Curriculum and her subsequent projects and images. Now, Chicago is taking on the challenge of trying to bring about world-wide change through art by using her enormous stature in the art world. With her “Solstice” project, she hopes to use art to bring the same degree of attention to our planet’s needs as she brought to the need to recognize women’s contributions throughout history.

ABOUT TURNER CARROLL
Turner Carroll Gallery + Art Advisors exhibits international contemporary art by established and emerging museum-track artists. Founded in 1991 by Tonya Turner Carroll and Michael Carroll, the gallery embodies extensive knowledge of the history of art and vast experience in all aspects of the art world. Turner Carroll authors artist monographs, serves on boards of art museums, foundations, and public arts boards, manages artist estates, curates museum and art space exhibitions internationally, and advises private and corporate art collections. Turner Carroll Gallery artists are featured in top private and museum collections worldwide.