For VF's November issue, AnnieLeibovitz and Thelma Golden spotlight eight female artists who represent the 'phenomenal trajectory of the last half-century.'
In the title of her seminal 1971 essay, art historian Linda Nochlin posed a question that would challenge the art world fundamentally: “Why have there been no great women artists?” A rhetorical question, but no less profound for the way it pushed us to acknowledge the great omissions of art history. Of course there had been great women artists.
They have received widespread recognition for practices that have magnificently engaged media, pioneered new forms, and expressed radical subjectivities around history, gender, race, and identity—while expanding representations of women in the world of art and beyond.
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