‘Judy Chicago’s Pussies’ at Jessica Silverman Gallery, San Francisco

'Judy Chicago’s Pussies' Jessica Silverman Gallery, San Francisco — Judy Chicago, *3 Star Cunts*, 1969, Prismacolor on paper.

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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.

Today’s show: “Judy Chicago’s Pussies” is on view at Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco through Saturday, October 28. The solo exhibition presents work made between 1968 and 2004 by the New Mexico–based artist, who is best known for her iconic feminist work The Dinner Party (1974–79), which is currently the subject of an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Ranging from works on paper to ceramics and paintings, Chicago’s works for the show “explore women’s agency, sexuality and feline companions,” according to a press release.

Judy Chicago, 3 Star Cunts, 1969, Prismacolor on paper.

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Judy Chicago, Through the Flower Darkly, 1973, Prismacolor on paper.

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Judy Chicago, Dome Drawing, 1968, Prismacolor on paper.

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Judy Chicago, Hrosvitha Test Plate, 1979, China paint on porcelain.

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Judy Chicago, Study for Judith Plate, 1974/1975, Prismacolor on paper.

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Judy Chicago, Potent Pussy/Homage to Lamont 1, 1973, Prismacolor on paper.

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Judy Chicago, Morning Fan, from the series “Fresno Fans,” 1971, sprayed acrylic on acrylic.

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Judy Chicago, 4PM / Afternoon Siesta, 2001, watercolor on Arches paper.

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Judy Chicago, Ca(ts)st of Characters, 1999, watercolor, white tempera, and gouache on Arches paper.

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Judy Chicago, Cat Gazing into Mirror, 2004, watercolor on Fabriano paper.

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