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Judy Ledgerwood (born 1959) is an American abstract painter and educator, who has been based in Chicago. Her work confronts fundamental, historical and contemporary issues in abstract painting within a largely high-modernist vocabulary that she often complicates and subverts. Ledgerwood stages traditionally feminine-coded elements—cosmetic and décor-related colors, references to ornamental and craft traditions—on a scale associated with so-called "heroic" abstraction; critics suggest her work enacts an upending or "domestication" of modernist male authority that opens the tradition to allusions to female sexuality, design, glamour and pop culture. Critic John Yau writes, "In Ledgerwood’s paintings the viewer encounters elements of humor, instances of surprise, celebrations of female sexual

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rdfs:label	Judy Ledgerwood (de) Judy Ledgerwood (en)
rdfs:comment	Judy Ledgerwood (* 1959 in Brazil, Indiana) ist eine amerikanische Malerin, die seit den 1980er Jahren in ihren monumentalen Gemälden und Wandmalereien Licht, Farbe und Raum erforscht. (de) Judy Ledgerwood (born 1959) is an American abstract painter and educator, who has been based in Chicago. Her work confronts fundamental, historical and contemporary issues in abstract painting within a largely high-modernist vocabulary that she often complicates and subverts. Ledgerwood stages traditionally feminine-coded elements—cosmetic and décor-related colors, references to ornamental and craft traditions—on a scale associated with so-called "heroic" abstraction; critics suggest her work enacts an upending or "domestication" of modernist male authority that opens the tradition to allusions to female sexuality, design, glamour and pop culture. Critic John Yau writes, "In Ledgerwood’s paintings the viewer encounters elements of humor, instances of surprise, celebrations of female sexual (en)
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birth place	Brazil, Indiana
birth place	Brazil, Indiana, United States (en)
dct:subject	People from Brazil, Indiana Art Academy of Cincinnati alumni 1959 births Living people 21st-century American women artists American contemporary painters American women academics Northwestern University faculty School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni American art educators 21st-century American painters Abstract painters American women painters Artists from Chicago Artists from Indiana
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Roberta Smith Romanticism Rothko Chapel School of the Art Institute of Chicago Encaustic painting Modernism Barnett Newman Brazil, Indiana People from Brazil, Indiana John Yau Renaissance Society Robert Irwin (artist) Art Academy of Cincinnati alumni David Pagel Installation art Light and Space 1301PE 1959 births Living people Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art Chicago Imagists Chicago Public Library Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Cruciform Andy Warhol Color field Painting Phenomenology (psychology) 21st-century American women artists American contemporary painters American women academics Northwestern University faculty School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni American art educators Albert Pinkham Ryder Northern Illinois University Northwestern University Kathryn Hixson Ken Johnson (art critic) Quatrefoil Randolph Street Gallery Hammer Museum Hatje Cantz Verlag Henri Matisse Art Academy of Cincinnati Art Institute of Chicago 21st-century American painters Abstract painters American women painters Artists from Chicago Abstract art Abstract expressionism

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