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Monthly Archives: February 2007
More Recording (this time with a little make-up)
Linda Nochlin and Maura Reilly, co-curators of the Center’s inaugural exhibition, recorded the introduction to the Global Feminisms audio tour today. This tour, free to our visitors and delivered via cell phone, will feature many of the artists in the … Continue reading
More Recording (this time with a little make-up)
Linda Nochlin and Maura Reilly, co-curators of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art’s inaugural exhibition, recorded the introduction to the Global Feminisms audio tour today. This tour, free to our visitors and delivered via cell phone, will feature … Continue reading
Quiet Please: Recording in Progress
We started off this week with a full round of recordings for The Dinner Party audio tour. This tour, free to our visitors and delivered via cell phone, will feature a range of voices, including curators, educators, scholars, and others. … Continue reading
Quiet Please: Recording in Progress
We started off this week with a full round of recordings for The Dinner Party audio tour. This tour, free to our visitors and delivered via cell phone, will feature a range of voices, including curators, educators, scholars, and others. … Continue reading
Conservation for Pharaohs, Queens, and Goddesses
As we install our upcoming exhibition Pharaohs, Queens, and Goddesses, the Museum’s conservation team has been working on several of the objects that will be part of the exhibition. Check out what Jakki Godfrey has to say about this Egyptian … Continue reading
Conservation for Pharaohs, Queens, and Goddesses
As we install our upcoming exhibition Pharaohs, Queens, and Goddesses, the Museum’s conservation team has been working on several of the objects that will be part of the exhibition. Check out what Jakki Godfrey has to say about this Egyptian … Continue reading
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Pre-Order Global Feminisms Catalogue
A fully illustrated catalogue, published by the Brooklyn Museum in association with Merrell, accompanies the exhibition Global Feminisms. Reflecting the global reach of the exhibition, the catalogue features essays by the two organizing curators, Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin, along … Continue reading
NYU Arts in Society Symposium
As part of New York University’s International Symposium on the Arts in Society, Linda Nochlin and Maura Reilly will be speaking together about Global Feminisms next Sunday, February 25, from 3:25 to 4:25 p.m. at the NYU Center for Art … Continue reading
Congratulations Linda!
College Art Association is honoring Linda Nochlin today as the Distinguished Scholar at the 2007 Annual Conference in New York. The Distinguished Scholar Session, entitled “Feminism: Fantasies, Memories, Futures,” chaired by Tamar Garb of the University College London, explores the … Continue reading
Loading-in Global Feminisms
12 video projectors, 20 monitors and 32 DVD players were just delivered for the load-in of the Center’s inaugural show, Global Feminisms. The show consists of work by approximately eighty -seven women artists from around the world and includes work … Continue reading
Web site Virtual Tour
When the Center’s Web component goes live in March, one of the most integral parts will be a virtual tour of The Dinner Party. The virtual tour and panorama are being produced by 360VR Studio, a firm specializing in this … Continue reading
Web site Virtual Tour
When the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art’s web component goes live in March, one of the most integral parts will be a virtual tour of The Dinner Party. The virtual tour and panorama are being produced by 360VR … Continue reading
ARTnews!
Check out the February issue of ARTnews: This February, our focus is women in the art world. On the occasion of major shows, books, and conferences on feminist art at the Museum of Modern Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the … Continue reading
Judy Chicago Featured in New York Times Today
Judy Chicago and the Center are featured in today’s New York Times! Ms. Chicago, Party of 39? Your Table’s Ready in Brooklyn by Robin Pogrebin In the New York Times article, Chicago talks about The Dinner Party: “‘It’s important to … Continue reading


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