朱迪·芝加哥(Judy Chicago)高清作品《功率头痛》

作品名：功率头痛

艺术家：朱迪·芝加哥

年代：1984

风格：女权主义艺术

类型：比喻

介质：油画

收藏：布鲁克林艺术博物馆，纽约，NY，美国

《权力头痛》是朱迪·芝加哥创作的《权力剧》系列绘画、绘画、雕塑、编织、纸上浮雕和青铜作品，从女性的角度考察男性的性别构成。她在1996年的自传中描述了自己创作这个系列的动机，她写道：“多年来，我听说女人们分享她们对男人在私下和世界上的行为的恐惧、愤怒和沮丧。然而，我知道我并不想一直把女性身体作为如此多情感的宝库，似乎所有的东西——爱、恐惧、渴望、厌恶、和恐惧——都被男女艺术家投射到女性身上，尽管她们的观点常常不同。定语。我想知道男性身体可以表达什么样的情感。同时，我也想了解为什么男人们会如此暴躁。“与系列中的其他几幅图片一起，Power Headache后来被芝加哥的长期合作者Audrey Cowan翻译成挂毯。这里画的是油画油画上的原始油画。

Title:Power Headache

artist:Judy Chicago

Date:1984

Style:Feminist Art

Genre:figurative

Media:oil

Location:Brooklyn Museum, New York City, NY, US

Power Headache is from the Powerplay series of drawings, paintings, sculptures, weavings, cast paper reliefs, and work in bronze that Judy Chicago created as an examination of the gender construct of masculinity from a female point of view. Describing her motivation for the series in her 1996 autobiography, she wrote: “Over the years I had listened to women share their fears, rage, and frustration about how men acted both in private and in the world. Yet I knew that I didn’t want to keep perpetuating the use of the female body as the repository of so many emotions; it seemed as if everything—love, dread, longing, loathing, desire, and terror—was projected onto the female by both male and female artists, albeit with often differing perspectives. I wondered what feelings the male body might be made to express. Also, I wanted to understand why men acted so violently.” Along with several other images from the series, Power Headache was later translated into tapestry by Chicago’s long-time collaborator, Audrey Cowan. The work pictured here is the original oil on canvas painting.