Women Artists in Midcentury America A History in Ten Exhibitions: A History in Ten Exhibitions: | Author: Daniel Belasco
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Explores the history and significance of all-women art exhibitions in midcentury America. In Women Artists in Midcentury America, readers embark on a journey spanning two decades, delving into the evolving social and artistic landscapes through the lens of all-women exhibitions. These groundbreaking projects courageously confronted issues of sexual and racial discrimination, igniting profound discussions about women's roles within modernism and democracy.
Looking closely at the inception and reception of these exhibitions by curators, artists, critics and the public, the book sheds light on the remarkable contributions of numerous artists, from Ruth Asawa to Marguerite Zorach.
Hardcover
23.4 x 16.8 cm
320 Pages
90 Illustrations
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