20th Century Influential Women in Art

Mary Ellen Crouteau, 1950-present, Post-Feminism

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Mary Ellen Crouteau, 1950-present, Post-Feminism
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Born in Chicago, Croteau believed in the power of visual, and uses her work as her voice.  Her art is about "looking at things in a slightly differrent way and is intended to undermine the status quo with humor and ironic juxtaposition"  Her art is "in-you face, radically and unapologetically feminist.  She sees her work as social criticism - a visual challenge to all the sexists cultural assumptions that are the bedrock of the patriarchal order". 
 
Judgement of Paris (1998), Oil on Canvas, 24"x28"
www.maryellencroteau.womanmade.net/gallery.html
 

Judgment of Paris (1998).