Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" at the Brooklyn Museum

[sandydawnellis]

This is great! Thanks James! Very good info.

[weallgotissues]

they are all ceramic vag plates, it's kind of gross. fuck feminist

[onthinice766]

@weallgotissues lol its art you overly sensitive pansy

[weallgotissues]

@onthinice766 Yea "Art" i could shit in a cup and some hipster would call it art

[mousesports]

Thanks for this, but you should REALLY quit smoking... your breathing is intense.

[ptqk]

thanks a lot james!

[dozakhi]

freemasonry !

[ta101173]

James I so much appreciate your well presented tour of Judy Chicago's art work "the Dinner Party". I don't travel much, but recently took up an intro. Art class in my nearby community college and heard of J. Chicago.

You have helped me familiarize with her work, and thanks to you I know I will do very well in my next test.

Great Work!

[Ginasart]

wow these works ar kaliedoscopis and beautiful as a woman id rather not see them a s female anatomy i dont like body parts love color and design these are beautiful thank you for thes tours ill never get to new york but one day my art might get there im a true american artist 4 sure

[ednorandrewrowe]

"Ginasart" I love your innocence, truth in saying you're squeemish re: body parts. It is a strange thing that something carefully designed & "GOOD" as God made creates modesty in most people; Adam & Eve sinned, needed to "cover up", recall... But this modesty is REAL and also GOOD and also GOD ORDAINED. In fact, there is universal feel for what God means in Jeremaiah 13:26 when he says he will expose Judah's sin by "lifting skirts over head." I worry Judy Chicago worships the creation, not God.

[jameskalm]

Dear Viewers,

For those of you interested in a more lengthy and considered comment on this exhibition please check out my column at the Brooklyn Rail, thanks, James Kalm.