Installation views of WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, 2007. Photos by Brian Forrest
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- ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
- ABOUT THE WACKsite
- AUDIO TOUR & PODCASTS
- LECTURES & EVENTS
- PUBLIC+ARTIST PROJECT
- REVIEWS & PRESS
- THE WACK! CATALOGUE
WACK! EVENTS
THE RALPH TORNBERG/
MUSEUM DIRECTOR'S
DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES
ALSO ON VIEW:
THE ART OF RICHARD TUTTLE
POETICS OF THE HANDMADE
MOCA FOCUS: ALEXANDRA GRANT
FROM CLOSE TO HOME: RECENT ACQUISITIONS OF LOS ANGELES ART
VISIT MOCA:
MOCA GRAND AVENUE
THE GEFFEN CONTEMPORARY AT MOCA
MOCA PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER
RECENT COMMENTS
RESOURCES
- 18th Street Art Center
- A Living Library
- ALOUD at Central Library
- California Institute of the Arts
- Colburn School the Herbert Zipper Auditorium
- Echoes: Women Inspired by Nature
- Exquisite Acts & Everyday Rebellions
- Faith Wilding/subRosa
- FEM·IN·ART at UCLA
- Getty Center
- Japanese American National Museum
- LA Gay & Lesbian Center
- LACE
- Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery
- LTTR
- MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House
- Make / Shift Magazine
- National Center for the Preservation of Democracy
- New Center for Psychoanalysis
- Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
- Orange County Museum of Art
- Otis College of Art and Design
- REDCAT
- Santa Monica Museum of Art
- Skirball Cultural Center
- The Art and Films of Lynn Hershman Leeson
- The Feminist Art Project
- The Society for the Activation of Social Space Through Art and Sound
- UCLA Film and Television Archive
- [From Site to Vision] the Women’s Building in Contemporary Culture
RELATED EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
- (Tender) Assembly
- A Tribute to the Women of Juarez
- Aqui No Hay Virgenes: Queer Latina Visibility
- Global Feminisms
- Identity Theft: Eleanor Antin, Lynn Hershman, and Suzy Lake, 1972–1978
- Mary Heilmann: To Be Someone
- Multiple Vantage Points: Southern California Women Artists, 1980–2006
- Normalization at Outpost for Contemporary Art
- Shared Women at LACE
- The Moral Museum: Selections from the Bick Archive
- The Performing Archive: Restricted Access
- The Sculptures of Ruth Asawa: Contours in the Air
- Where Did Our Love Go? film series at REDCAT
- Women of Vision: 18 Histories in Feminist Film & Video
2 Comments
#1. Alice Dubiel 04.18.2007
Thank you for the slide tour. I appreciate the difficulty of making decisions about inclusion in exhibitions and other archivist practices.
#2. Truong Quang Nhat 12.09.2008
I am an architectin VietNam,i care and i want to know many different kinds of this art.So,would you mind to send to my email some pictures about art performance.thanks a lot.
sincerely
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