Description: Based on the iconic New York Times cover, this statement tee says more than many would know. Purchase yours and you can tell all who ask. Story goes: the celebrated feminist artist Judy Chicago set herself free from male-dominated nomenclature when Judy Gerowitz officially transformed into Judy Chicago in 1970. Accompanied by Chicago-based gallery owner, Jack Glenn, Judy Chicago decided to use this image to announce her upcoming solo show at Cal State Fullerton. She posed in a boxing ring where Mohammad Ali once trained wearing silk shorts, boxing shoes and sweatshirt inscribed with her chosen name: Judy Chicago.
