• Wo/Manhouse 2022 Virtual Tour

    We are so excited to launch our virtual reality tour of Wo/Manhouse 2022!

     

    Use our tour to see the installation! Explore the rooms, listen to interviews with the artists about their work, and experience the performances.

    Wo/Manhouse 2022 Virtual Tour
  • 2023 Judy Chicago Art Education Award Call for Applications

    Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2024

    This year, in honor of Judy Chicago: Herstory, a landmark retrospective opening at the New Museum, New York, in October 2023, the Judy Chicago Art Education Award will be given to projects related to and inspired by themes in the exhibition.

    2023 Judy Chicago Art Education Award Call for Applications
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    New products have arrived.

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    New Store Products
  • Current Exhibition

    The Holocaust Project and the Legacy of Genocide
    EXTENDED!

    The exhibition will consist of illustrated panels that document Judy Chicago and Donald Woodman’s harrowing journey into the darkness of the Holocaust and out into the light of hope along with selected works from the "Holocaust Project". This show is intended to raise important questions about the human capacity for evil and how to work for change in a world that seems increasingly dark. 

    Current Exhibition
  • Human Rights in a Dangerous and Divided World

    Panel Discussion Event and other talks are now available on the Through the Flower You Tube Channel.

     

    Human Rights in a Dangerous and Divided World

    Mission

    Through the Flower highlights women’s achievements and empowers, educates, and inspires social change through art.

    Who We Are

    Founded October 31, 1977, Through the Flower has highlighted women’s achievements for over 40 years. Through the Flower continues the legacy built by Judy Chicago’s career and vision to counter the erasure of women in history through education, exhibition, and preservation.

    The History of Through the Flower

    Through the Flower was founded by Judy Chicago in 1977 as a 501(c)3 non- profit organization to manage the overwhelming public support of The Dinner Party (1974-1979). Since its inception, Through the Flower’s activities have focused on education and continues to engage in numerous initiatives aimed at providing opportunities for learning about women’s history through art.

    Thank you to our many supporters who, through giving their time, expertise, and donations, helped us to open the Through the Flower Art Space.

    Through the Flower is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the New Mexico Humanities Council.

    We welcome donations of any size, even if it’s your valuable time!