Roots of The Dinner Party | Feminist Flashback FridayThe core group of “The Dinner Party” workers pa
Roots of The Dinner Party | Feminist Flashback FridayThe core group of “The Dinner Party” workers participated in consciousness-raising exercises and “rap sessions,” allowing them to better facilitate the completion of the project and simultaneously, to encounter and incorporate feminist methodology into their lives and work. The core team included Project Coordinator Diane Gelon, Installation Designer Ken Gilliam, Head of Needlework Susan Hill, Head of Research Ann Isolde, Head of Ceramics Judye Keyes, and ceramics specialist Leonard Skuro, among others. Posted by Isabella Kapur Some core staff of The Dinner Party photographed at the work’s inaugural exhibition, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 1979. In the background a photo mural shows Judy Chicago’s 39th birthday party in July 1978 at her Santa Monica studio. From left to right, back row: Shannon Hogan, Mary McNally, Neil Olson, Judy Chicago; second row down: L.A. Hassing (formerly Linda Ann Olson), Kate Amend, Juliet Myers, Helene Simich, Sharon Kagan, Leonard Skuro; third row down: Thea Litsios, Elaine Ireland, Kathleen Schneider, Judye Keyes, Susan Hill, Diane Gelon, Anita Johnson; front row (seated on floor): Ann Isolde, Terry Blecher, Peter Bunzick. Photo courtesy Through the Flower Archive. -- source link
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