Judy Chicago is profiled in W Magazine this week, as she prepares to open an exhibition this fall at Salon 94, and reflects on her famous work The Dinner Party. “One of the reasons I included Sojourner Truth is because she’s probably the first example of intersectionality—she spoke in the 19th century about the intersection between race and gender,” she says, calling this aspect of modern feminism “an incredible advance that we’ve begun to understand the complexity of identities.”

Read more at W

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