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Judy Chicago and Through the Flower invite you to SATURDAY WITH JUDY |
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Saturday, July 7, 2012
Private tour of Reviewing PowerPlay exhibition and reception catered by Zia Diner.
$75 per person, Tax deductible contribution to Through the Flower, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. LIMITED SPACE, EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED. Ticket includes:
Tickets available in advance at 505-864-4080, www.ThroughtheFlower.org, or click the Buy Now button below. 
Judy Chicago ReVewing PowerPlay presents Judy Chicago's relatively unknown but groundbreaking series of work from the 1980's examining the construct of masculinity. In her early library research on the subject, she was amazed to discover that the only material available was focused solely on women, as if only women have gender. The subsequent development of Gender Studies and Queer Theory provided a new context for Chicago's exploration of male behavior. 
Jonathan Katz Dr. Jonathan D. Katz, a leading proponent of Queer Theory, director of the Visual Studies Doctoral Program at SUNY Buffalo and president of the Board of Directors of the Leslie/Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in New York, wrote the insightful catalog essay. He and Chicago will engage in a public conversation about PowerPlay — a series of monumental paintings, drawings, cast paper and bronzes, her first series created in Santa Fe — described by Dr. Katz as "prescient and powerful." |
Schedule of Events3 – 4 PM Judy Chicago in conversation with Dr. Jonathan D. Katz about ReViewing PowerPlay
Saint Frances Auditorium
4 – 5 PM Book signing of the catalogue ReViewing PowerPlay published by David Richard Gallery, Santa Fe, NM and ACA Gallery, New York, NY.
Saint Frances Auditorium
5 – 7 PM Private reception and tours of the exhibition ReViewing PowerPlay and book signing.
By reservation only — limited space.
David Richard Gallery
Commemorative print of Judy Chicago's famous Boxing Ring ad Event Sponsors
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