Judy Chicago, Goddess with Flares (1972). Archival pigment print. From 'Women and Smoke' (2018). Courtesy Anat Ebgi.
Mira Schor, Interior with the Moon (1971). Gouache on paper (Provincetown). Courtesy Anat Ebgi.
Faith Wilding, Leaf Goddess (1976). Mixed media on paper. Courtesy Anat Ebgi.
Faith Wilding, Judy Chicago, and Mira Schor’s works hang alongside one another for Anat Ebgi‘s celebration of the 50th anniversary of Womanhouse—the first female-centred art presentation in 1972, which paved the way for the experimental spirit of west coast feminist art.
WOMANHOUSE is on view at the gallery’s Los Feliz location until 2 April.
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