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Judy Chicago: Revelations – A Groundbreaking Feminist Art Exhibition in the Netherlands

Experience Chicago's profound exploration of gender, power, and Jewish identity through her pioneering drawings and installations.

Delve into 'Judy Chicago: Revelations,' the highly anticipated first solo exhibition by the renowned feminist artist in the Netherlands. This presentation explores significant themes of gender, power, social justice, and creation, deeply rooted in Chicago's Jewish heritage. Visitors can engage with a compelling selection of drawings, unique archival materials, and immersive video installations that highlight her influential practice. Gain insight into her challenges to the art world and her commitment to visibility for women's experiences.

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Exhibition summary

Revelations is the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands by iconic feminist artist Judy Chicago, exploring themes of gender, power, social justice, language, creation, and forgotten stories through her Jewish heritage. The exhibition showcases drawings, archival material, and video installations related to her significant projects.

Curatorial context

Revelations, a solo exhibition by the pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago, marks her first presentation in the Netherlands. The exhibition delves into themes of gender, power, social justice, language, creation, and forgotten stories, significantly informed by Chicago's Jewish heritage. Known for challenging the male-dominated art world, Chicago's practice is characterized by a commitment to craft and experimentation, giving visibility to women's experiences and addressing their absence in the Western cultural canon. The exhibition is named after an unpublished illuminated manuscript created by Chicago in the early 1970s, which was recently published for the first time. Organized around the manuscript's chapters, 'Revelations' highlights Chicago's focus on drawing, featuring early abstract and minimalist works, archival and unseen materials, immersive video installations of site-specific performances, and preparatory studies for major projects like 'The Dinner Party,' 'Birth Project,' and 'PowerPlay.' Participatory elements encourage visitor engagement with the breadth of her practice. The exhibition reveals how Jewish themes and traditions have fundamentally shaped her feminist artistic journey.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission to the exhibition is €20.00. Visitors can purchase tickets via the provided link for booking information.

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Venue
Jewish Cultural Quarter
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Feb 6, 2026 – Aug 23, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Judy Chicago (1939) is an iconic feminist artist known for her work challenging the male-dominated art world and exploring themes of gender, power, social justice, and Jewish identity.
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