Judy Baca stands flanked by images she employed in an installation at her 1976 show at the Woman\u2019s Building, one of a young clica member nicknamed \u201cFlaca,\u201d left, the other of the artist as a pachuca.(Gary Coronado \/ Los Angeles Times)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe exhibition is divided thematically into three sections that present different aspects of Baca’s artistic production.<\/p>\n
Gallery A is the Womanist Gallery<\/strong>, where in we see female power presented. This gallery delves with greater insight into Baca’s more intimate history, and her very personal explorations of feminism, gender, and body politics. This gallery also focuses on Baca’s personal role models and their place in Baca’s history, upbringing, and understanding of the world. The Womanist Gallery lastly, features never-before-seen, surrealist ink drawings by Judy Baca, exploring her struggle with personal relationships.<\/p>\n\n\n
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