Judy Chicago and the Womanhouse Project (1970–1972)

1. Judy Chicago launches women-only art class at Fresno

   Sep 1, 1970Labels: Judy Chicago, CSU Fresno, Women-only class

   • Penn State
   • Wiki FAP

2. Fresno class becomes the Feminist Art Program

   Mar 1, 1971Labels: Feminist Art, Fresno Program

   • Wiki Chicago
   • Wiki FAP

3. Chicago and Schapiro start the CalArts Feminist Art Program

   Sep 1, 1971Labels: Judy Chicago, Miriam Schapiro, CalArts

   • CalArts
   • Wiki FAP

4. Womanhouse conceived amid CalArts space constraints

   Oct 1, 1971Labels: Womanhouse, CalArts space

   • Wiki Womanhouse
   • Chicago Portal

5. Abandoned Hollywood house secured for Womanhouse

   Nov 1, 1971Labels: 533 N, Womanhouse, Hollywood

   • Wiki Womanhouse

6. Collective renovation and build-out begins

   Nov 15, 1971Labels: Collective renovation, Womanhouse

   • Wiki Womanhouse
   • Chicago Portal

7. Womanhouse opens with women-only first day

   Jan 30, 1972Labels: Womanhouse, Women-only opening

   • Wiki Womanhouse
   • Chicago Gazette

8. Month-long public run draws large audiences

   Feb 28, 1972Labels: Womanhouse, Public run

   • Wiki Womanhouse
   • Chicago Gazette

9. Womanhouse documented in Johanna Demetrakas film

   Jan 1, 1974Labels: Johanna Demetrakas, Womanhouse film

   • Centre Pompidou
   • Wiki Demetrakas

10. WACK! exhibition reframes 1970s feminist art history

    Mar 4, 2007Labels: WACK exhibition, MOCA Los

    • Smithsonian
    • Wiki WACK

11. Centre Pompidou acquires the Womanhouse film print

    Jan 1, 2009Labels: Centre Pompidou, Womanhouse film

    • Pompidou

12. Judy Chicago Research Portal highlights Womanhouse legacy

    Jan 1, 2025Labels: Judy Chicago, Womanhouse

    • Chicago Portal