ARTH 104 1st Edition Lecture 22 Outline of Last Lecture I. Post-modernismOutline of Current Lecture II. 1970’s NYCIII. ChicagoIV. Post Modern ArchitectureCurrent Lecture1970’s & 1980’s- Issues of gender, race, and performance1971 “Why have there…” – Linda Nochlino Women are excluded from art worldo Woman historically and systematically pushed out of art media NYC 1970- 50% of practicing artists were women brought attention to racial and economical inequality- The Contemporary art world responds to these problems1972 Liberating of Aunt Jemima – Betye Sear o Image is based on female slave to watch the children during the day. Docile old southo Stereotype in advertising1988 Stero styles – Lorna Simpsono Women are stereotyped by raceo Hair type/color can determine identity 1978 Untitled film still – Cindy Sherman o Stereotypical representation of bad movie scenes 20th century filmsThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.1973-9 Dinner Party – Dudy Chicago o Women were denied most areas of art; art feminists trying to reclaim (art)o Attempts to celebrate women in art; women produced works in large groupsDialectic – describe two opposite things/pain of concepts1988 Tar Beach – Faith Ringgoldo Harlem; height of societal problem slavery and inequalityo Quilting was a very popular media at the timeAppropriation – used by artists to turn stereotypes overPost Modern Architecture – lack of ornamentation which is brought back, Open spaces in artworks, reintroduced history in architecture, and complexity and mystery are brought back into art as well.Vernacular – common use- Highly individualized architecture in houses; organic – meaning not asymmetrical 1980 Vietnam memorial – Maya Lin- Controversial against American interference with the Vietnam war- Strikingly minimal which created criticism against Maya Lin’s piece saying it is unjust for the people in the war however she created it as a strikingly appropriate