Wack! Art and the Feminist Revolution

Wack! Art and the Feminist Revolution, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, is an exhibit which concentrates on feminist art from 1965 to 1980. What the site seems to lack is an essay describing that art and the social history of that time period.

It does, however, have many images of the art and the artists. There are audio clips of three of the artists, Lynn Hershman, Judy Chicago,and Senga Nengudi, accompanying pictures of their art. Video files pop up all over the site as well as comments from online and in-person viewers.

I found that the site was a bit disorganized, so I would take this as encouraging roaming around, trying to find more interesting links. According to one of the comments I saw, the artists' lectures will be eventually recorded as podcasts although I wasn't able to find any as of today. Links to reviews of the show, including the one from the New York Times that led me to look for this site have been collected on one page.