Womanhouse

Held in 1972 at 533 N. Mariposa Street, Los Angeles was one of the most important cultural events in the United States: "Womanhouse," a feminist art installation and performance space organized by Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro.

Judy Chicago

(Organizer, founder, artist)

Nika Elkins

Miriam Schapiro

(Organizer, founder, artist)

Faith Wilding

(Artist/ Waiting... +)

Beth Bachenheimer

(Artist/ The Laundry Room +)

Sherry Brody

(Artist/Lingerie Pillows +)

Susan Frazier

(Artist/Aprons in the Kitchen)

Camille Grey

(Artist/Lipstick Bathroom)

Vicky Hodgett

(Artist/Nurturant Kitchen)

Kathy Huberland

(Artist/Bridal Staircase)

Judy Huddleston

(Artist/ Birth Triology +)

Janice Johnson

(Artist/ Leah's Room +)

Karen LeCocq

(Artist / Dining Room +)

Janice Lester

(Artist / Personal Space +)

Paula Longendyke

(Artist / Garden Jungle)

Ann Mills

(Artist/ Leaf Room)

Carol Edison Mitchell

(Artist / Untitled Quilt)

Robin Mitchell

(Artist / Painted Room)

Sandra Orgel

(Artist / Linen Closet & Ironing)

Jan Oxenberg

(Artist/ Three Women +)

Christine Rush

(Artist / Scrubbing Piece +)

Marsha Salisbury

(Artist / Dolls House +)

Robin Schiff

(Artist / Nightmare Bathroom)

Mira Schor

(Artist / Red Moon Room)

Robin Weltsch

(Artist / Nurturant Kitchen)

Wanda Westcoast

(Artist / Curtains)

Shawnee Wollenman

(Artist / The Nursery +)

Nancy Youdelman

(Artist / Three Women +)