Womanhouse

Womanhouse was a groundbreaking feminist art project in 1972, where female artists transformed a vacant house into a series of installations and performances. It aimed to explore women's experiences, roles, and societal expectations through visual art, sculpture, and theatrical presentations. By reclaiming and repurposing a domestic space, Womanhouse challenged traditional gender roles and sparked conversations about women's rights and identity. It is considered a significant moment in feminist art history, showcasing how artists used immersive, conceptual environments to address issues of gender and social justice.