Pop/Fem Art

• Hamilton
• Just what is it that makes today's homes so appealing
• 1956

• Johns
• Flag
• 1954-1955

• Warhol
• Green Coca-Cola Bottles
• 1962

• Chicago
• The Dinner Party
• 1979

• Schapiro
• Anatomy of a Kimono
• 1979

• Sherman
• Untitled Film Still #35
• 1979

• Kruger
• Untitled (Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face)
• 1983

• Guerilla Girls
• The Advanage of Being a Woman Artist
• 1988

an industrial printing technique that creates a sharp-edged image by pressing ink through a design on silk or a similar tightly woven porous fabric stretched tight on a frame

The name American artist Miriam Scharpiro gave to her sewn collages assembled from fabrics, quilts, buttons, sequins, lace trim, and rickrack collected at antique shows and fairs

a Feminist theory that was first developed by Laura Mulvey in 1975. The male gaze occurs when the audience, or viewer, is put into the perspective of a heterosexual male. Mulvey stressed that the dominant male gaze in mainstream Hollywood films

• Lichtenstein
• Hopeless
• 1963