Womanhouse

The building contained rooms transformed into artistic spaces addressing female experiences through installations, performances, and visual representations of domestic life.

In 1972, Judy Chicago and the Feminist Art Program at California State University converted an abandoned residence into a groundbreaking art exhibition space.

The rooms featured installations about menstruation, nurturing, makeup, and other aspects of feminine identity that challenged social expectations of women.

The original building no longer exists, but researchers and art students can access documentation through California State University archives.

Each room in the house presented different narratives about female experiences, with artists creating environments that turned domestic spaces into statements.

GPS coordinates: 34.17726,-118.32314

Latest update: March 21, 2025 07:13