The creator of this artwork once remarked that the "excruciating experience" of watching gifted people "squander their creative talents on [depicting] teacups" inspired its creation.
The creator of this artwork once remarked that the "excruciating experience" of watching gifted people "squander their creative talents on [depicting] teacups" inspired its creation. This artwork incorporated its creator's idea of "central core imagery," which its artist had earlier used in the painting Through the Flower. In the first "wing" of this artwork, a circular piece is decorated with a "flower of light" motif inspired by Dante's depiction of the wisdom goddess Sophia. This artwork, which takes up an entire room in the (*) Brooklyn Museum, includes a porcelain floor composed mostly of triangular tiles; the names of 999 significant people from history and legend are written on those tiles. A plate decorated in the shape of a vagina that "belongs" to Emily Dickinson and a setting for the dancer Isadora Duncan appear in, for 10 points, what triangular installation by Judy Chicago?
The creator of this artwork once remarked that the "excruciating experience" of watching gifted people "squander their creative talents on [depicting] teacups" inspired its creation.
The Dinner Party 