Postwar and Contemporary Art: Feminism, Anti-War Statements, and Postmodernism

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering contemporary and postmodern artworks, feminist art, anti-war protests, institutional critique, the Pictures Generation, and artistic responses to the AIDS epidemic.

Womanhoise nutrient kitchenFeminist Art Program, 1971

Womanhouse linen closet, Feminist Art Program, 1971

The dinner party, Chicago, 1974

Silueta works, Mendieta, 1978.

Silueta Series, Ana Mendieta, 1976

The American people series #20 Die, Ringgold, 1967

Die N, Ringgold, 1969

And babies and babies, Art Workers coalition, 1970

Shoot, Burden, 1971

Moma poll, Haacke, 1970

America the Beautiful, Hammons, 1968

1A, Washington, 1972

N

Shapolsky a real time social system, Haacke, 1971

I Like America and America Likes me, Beuys, 1974

N

Good boy bad boy, Nauman, 1986

Wedgework iii, Turrell, 1969

N

City of arhirit, Turrell, 1976

N

Splitting, Matta-Clark, 1974

N

The matter of time, Richard Serra, 1996

N

tilted arc, Richard Serra, 1981

Untitled, Weston, 1980

n

Untitled film still 7, Sherman, 1971

Untitled Film Still #35

Untitled film still 35, Cindy Sherman, 1979

Untitled Cowboy, Prince, 1991

Truisms, Holzer, 1977

Messages to the Public, Holzer, 1982

Picture for Women, Wall, 1979

New Hoover Convertibles, Koons, 1981

One Ball Total Equilibrium Tank, Koons, 1985

Bliz-aard Ball Sale, Hammons, 1983

Betty, Richter, 1988

Vase, Richter, 1984

Unfolding of the Sephirot, Anselm Kiefer, 1985

Bad boy, Fischl, 1981

727, Murakami, 1986

Untitled sink, Gober, 1985

Untitled (Leg)

Untitled Leg, Gober, 1990

Portrait of Ross in LA, Gonzalez-Torres, 1991

Untitled, Wojnarowicz, 1990