One of the most famous pieces of artwork of the 20th century is, at this moment, sitting in a small building in Belen. It's wishful thinking.
Feminism ebbs and flows.
It is a long, historical struggle that has gone on for a long time and will continue to go on for a long time. There's not much activism now, but feminism isn't going away. More than 30 years after she invented feminist art, Judy Chicago is still out to change the patriarchal world with her art. The museum is displaying four of the 14 pieces in its collection, along with photos and text about the volunteers Chicago recruited to help her make them. It's the first time since it was acquired three years ago that any of the work has been exhibited at the Albuquerque Museum.