ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 2月28日 06時43分

What does it mean to have a seat at the table? Who gets to decide? Judy Chicago and her team evidence the importance of carving space for multiple representations in the proverbial table of art history, as displayed in her iconic piece, The Dinner Party, and her work with other women artists in spaces like Womanhouse. Join the @BkMteens this Thursday, 5-7pm for an intimate evening of exploring intersectional feminism, queer history and representation, and art making during our next LGBTQ+ teen event, InterseXtions: Teen Dinner Party. Free and open to all LGBTQ+ teens and their allies, ages 14+. Let’s go beyond the table. #bkmteens

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