face. The feminist revolution of the 60’s and 70’s was incredible. All these women from around the world working for this cause to reclaimed their bodies to be treated equally and to kick some ass. I absolutely loved this exhibit. A lot of people don’t really like the heavy bold statements feminist art portrays but that is exactly what I like. Its good that these artist have this space, even though I loved it all, it still is not relevant to our social climate. I find that its empowering to be a women now a days and most of the social issues from the 60’s and 70’s are no longer relevant to our generation.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
PS1: WHACK! art and the feminist revolution
WHACK! The name says it all, its bold and in your
face. The feminist revolution of the 60’s and 70’s was incredible. All these women from around the world working for this cause to reclaimed their bodies to be treated equally and to kick some ass. I absolutely loved this exhibit. A lot of people don’t really like the heavy bold statements feminist art portrays but that is exactly what I like. Its good that these artist have this space, even though I loved it all, it still is not relevant to our social climate. I find that its empowering to be a women now a days and most of the social issues from the 60’s and 70’s are no longer relevant to our generation.
face. The feminist revolution of the 60’s and 70’s was incredible. All these women from around the world working for this cause to reclaimed their bodies to be treated equally and to kick some ass. I absolutely loved this exhibit. A lot of people don’t really like the heavy bold statements feminist art portrays but that is exactly what I like. Its good that these artist have this space, even though I loved it all, it still is not relevant to our social climate. I find that its empowering to be a women now a days and most of the social issues from the 60’s and 70’s are no longer relevant to our generation.
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