The group of feminists artists (including Judith Bernstein, Betty Tompkins and Carolee Schneeman, among others) who challenged the art world’s gender imbalances in representation and thematics through powerful and often controversial images during the 1970’s are the subject of a profile in the New York Times. noting their recent popularity and cultural significance. “I became an overnight success at 72,” Tompkins jokes.
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