Opening Soon in the Art Space!

Through the Flower is proud to premiere new works by Judy Chicago in a new exhibit ‘CONFINED’, opening October 31st from 4 pm – 8pm!

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NEW: The Goddess Collection

Designed by Judy Chicago, the Goddess Collection features three new products: A Goddess for You Soap in lavender; A Goddess Glow candle, and the gold-plated Goddess Pin.

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Fall Butterfly Masks!

This new butterfly mask, designed by Judy Chicago, celebrates the Fall season.

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‘Mother Earth’ + ‘Cohanim’

Jessica Silverman Gallery presents two online exhibitions by Judy Chicago: “Mother Earth” and “Cohanim.”

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‘Judy Chicago: A Revolution in Print’

Tonya Turner Carroll Gallery presents Judy Chicago: A Revolution in Print.

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‘Chicago in Ink: An Autobiography’

Salon 94 will launch Chicago in Ink: An Autobiography on September 16th via an online platform.

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Our Newest Partner!

The Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation has acquired Judy Chicago’s expansive print archive, joining our other partner institutions.

Mission

Since its founding in 1977, Through the Flower's mission is to highlight women's achievements and create a cultural legacy built upon the vision embodied by the work of Judy Chicago through education, exhibition, and preservation.Our work evolves from the philosophy of Judy Chicago who is committed to the idea that every individual has something worthwhile to say. This philosophy has guided her collaborative art projects, educational programs, and her approach to organizational structures.

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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.