Minimalism and Conceptual Art opened the way for a variety of experimental practices in different media.
c. 1965 - 1980
Minimalism and Conceptual Art opened the way for a variety of experimental practices in different media.
c. 1965 - 1980
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Judy Chicago's landmark installation gives notable women from history a seat at the table.
In her powerful triptych, López models her grandmother, mother, and self after the popular image of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Standing in front of a map of the United States, Colescott's Miss Liberty inspires the question: who is afforded freedom?
Painted under the Pahlavi Regime in Iran, Mohassess' Minotaur can be understood as a subtle form of resistance.
Through heroes like Captain America and Superman, Casas explores the relationship between media and identity.
Bernal's foundational mural represents a radical political act, one designed to further the goals of the Chicano Movement.
Striking dramatic poses, the artists of Asco project cinematic fantasy and evoke mystery in À La Mode.
Montoya’s silkscreen is obvious in its address to viewers: register and vote.
With its metal projections evocative of weapons and shrapnel, Some Bright Morning symbolizes the struggle against oppressive violence.
In El gran muro, densely-piled woven strips of red, yellow, gray, and blue are meant to evoke cascading leaves.
Beauty created from the lines on the faces of Linda Nochlin and Lucy Lippard.