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From The Columbia Encyclopedia French-American artist; Characterized by organic forms, her sculpture is extremely personal, sensual, and symbolic, often dealing with female identity and sexuality.
From The Penguin Biographical Dictionary of Women Judy Chicago is a leading feminist artist, whose work is exhibited in many of the major art collections in the United States.
The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous group of women who work to expose and challenge the sexism and racism in the art world, while wearing gorilla masks to hide their identities.
Mexican painter; Using vivid colour and a naive style that was deliberately based on Mexican folk art, she created deeply personal, moving, and emotional paintings.
US photographer; Her images explore the role of women, the depiction of women in the media, and the physical and mental identity women possess as a result of their place in modern culture.
U.S. artist who, since the mid-60s, has worked on paper and whose preoccupation with abuse against women has been the principal concern of her often disturbing work, e.g. The Torture of Women (1976).