Women Artists : The Other Side of the Picture / National Film Board of Canada.

[Place of publication not identified] : National Film Board of Canada, [1997]

New York, N.Y. : Distributed by Infobase, 2019.

©1997

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Where are the works of the great women artists? Why are there so few represented in museums? In this provocative program, respected artists such as Doris McCarthy, Judy Chicago, Joyce Weiland, and Jane Ash Poitras—in combination with curators, art historians, and the Guerrilla Girls, the "terrorists" of the art world—discuss the dearth of women’s artwork in major galleries and examine the poignant social history of women in the fine arts—a story of suppression, marginalization, and omission. The effort of the National Museum of Women in the Arts to balance that one-sided picture of artistic achievement is spotlighted.

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English

September 04, 2019

9 - 12, Academic/AP

No Opportunity (3:02); Male-Oriented Discipline (2:54); Exclusion from Academies (3:26); Lots of Women Artists (2:42); Emily Carr (1:50); Doris McCarthy (3:20); Mary Pratt (4:15); Joyce Wieland (4:37); Judy Chicago (6:05); Guerilla Girls (4:35); Artist and Motherhood (4:03); Buseje Bailey (3:08); Promotion (2:58); Progress in the Art World (4:23); Credits: Women Artists: The Other Side of the Picture (0:45);

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