PHOTO: Each side or "wing" of "The Dinner Party" represents different sections of history. Wing One has women from prehistory to classical Rome, Wing Two women from Christianity to The Reformation and Wing Three from The American Revolution to the Women's Revolution. PHOTO: Photo of Georgia O'Keeffe's place at Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" installation at the Brooklyn Museum. O'Keeffe was one of a handful of women with place settings that was living at the time of its creation. Place setting features a large mauve plate with a vaginal opening. Photo by of The Signal Advisor Lindsay Humphrey. — Each side or "wing" of "The Dinner Party" represents different sections of history. Wing One has women from prehistory to classical Rome, Wing Two women from Christianity to The Reformation and Wing Three from The American Revolution to the Women's Revolution. PHOTO: Photo of Georgia O'Keeffe's place at Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" installation at the Brooklyn Museum. O'Keeffe was one of a handful of women with place settings that was living at the time of its creation. Place setting features a large mauve plate with a vaginal opening. Photo by of The Signal Advisor Lindsay Humphrey.

TIMELINE: A look into the life of Judy Chicago

By Aimee Kubena On Mar 16, 2020 1,154 0

Judy Chicago, born Judith Sylvia Cohen, is an 80-year old American feminist artist, educator, and writer who is widely known for her art pieces about creation and birth. While considered controversial to some, her art also looks into the history and culture of women. Chicago has different popular pieces of artwork, she became a household name with a feminist display called “The Dinner Party.”

The following is a look into the timeline of Chicago’s major achievements and exhibitions, including her stop at the University of Houston-Clear Lake in 1980.

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Aimee Louise Kubena is a born and raised Texan who can eat Tex-Mex food any day of the week. She enjoys event planning, collecting shoes, and attempting to bake. When she is not busy with school, she can be found cheering on her younger sister’s dance team, spending time with her family, or napping with her cat.