Judy Chicago
Retrospective in a Box , 2009-2012
Set of 7 Lithographs on Rives BFK paper in a custom made portfolio box
Paper Dimensions:
24 x 24 inches
(64.8 x 64.8 x 4.1 cm)
Image Dimensions:
22 x 22 inches
(55.6 x 55.6 cm)
Edition of 50, 8AP
Signed “Judy Chicago 2009” bottom right
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Retrospective in a Box , 2009-2012
Set of 7 Lithographs on Rives BFK paper in a custom made portfolio box
Paper Dimensions:
24 x 24 inches
(64.8 x 64.8 x 4.1 cm)
Image Dimensions:
22 x 22 inches
(55.6 x 55.6 cm)
Edition of 50, 8AP
Signed “Judy Chicago 2009” bottom right
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Men creating their own retrospectives is common in art history, most
explicitly Marcel Duchamp’s de ou par Marcel Duchamp ou Rrose Sélavy
(La Boîte-en-valise) (1936)—a box containing reproductions of his most
famous works. Chicago has always been committed to empowering the
self-archiving of women, so her Retrospective in a Box—a suite of ten
prints surveying her career that contains, among other central series, the only
limited edition print related to The Dinner Party—is, as always, a
political gesture aimed at elevating women’s art and its preservation.
Printed at Landfall Press, Santa Fe, NM
Collection of Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Missouri
Printed at Landfall Press, Santa Fe, NM
Collection of Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Missouri
Into the Darkness, 2009
Signing the Dinner Party, 2009
Rather Rage than Tears, 2012
Aging Woman/Artist/Jew, 2012
Signing the Dinner Party, 2009
Rather Rage than Tears, 2012
Aging Woman/Artist/Jew, 2012
The Return of the Butterfly, 2012
The Crowning, 2010
Silence is the Real Crime, 2010
The Crowning, 2010
Silence is the Real Crime, 2010
Courtesy the artist and Salon 94, New York 2020.
Installation view of the Entryway Banners of The Dinner Party at The Brooklyn Museum, 2002