ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 3月8日 21時56分
#YolandaLopez’s art practice grew alongside her activism for the Chicanx student movement, which emerged in the late 1960s, and frequently centers the labor of women. “Women’s Work Is Never Done” is currently on view in #HalfthePictureBKM. In it, Lopez combines a 1965 image of labor leader Dolores Huerta proudly holding a strike poster with a group portrait of anonymous female farm workers dressed in protective gear for the heavy industrial work of a 1995 broccoli harvest. This #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate the intellectual, organizing, and nourishing labor of the women depicted—and the work and lives of all trans and cis women around the world. #5WomenArtists⠀
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Yolanda M. López (American, born 1942). Woman's Work is Never Done, from 10 x 10 Portfolio, 1995. Screenprint, sheet. Brooklyn Museum, Alfred T. White Fund, 1996.46.6. © artist or artist's estate
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