Womanhouse: making the personal story political in visual form. ('Womanhouse')(visual feminist art): An article from: Women and Language

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From the supplier: The 'Womanhouse' is a collaborative feminist art program that exhibits the several social issues that affect women. The 17 rooms of the mansion was transformed by 21 artists into art installations that visually relate the general/collective experiences of women with regard to such issues as aging, beauty and domestic problems. The 'Womanhouse' acts as a consciousness-awareness program that conveys a collaborative political message about feminist issues.

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Title: Womanhouse: making the personal story political in visual form. ('Womanhouse')(visual feminist art)
Author: Janis L. Edwards
Publication:Women and Language (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1996
Publisher: George Mason University
Volume: v19 Issue: n1 Page: p42(5)

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