Womanspace was the first first exhibition and performance space dedicated to women's art in California. [1] Women participants converted the space from a laundromat on Venice Boulevard in Culver City. [2] The first exhibition included over 60 artists, including Martha Alf, Eleanor Antin, Bruria Finkel, Karen Carson, Carole Caroompas, Judy Chicago, Candy Lee, Lili Lakich, Linda Levi, Rachel Rosenthal, Miriam Schapiro, Faith Wilding, Rita Yokoi, and Connie Zehr. [3]
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Womanspace was the first first exhibition and performance space dedicated to women's art in California. [1] Women participants converted the space from a laundromat on Venice Boulevard in Culver City. [2] The first exhibition included over 60 artists, including Martha Alf, Eleanor Antin, Bruria Finkel, Karen Carson, Carole Caroompas, Judy Chicago, Candy Lee, Lili Lakich, Linda Levi, Rachel Rosenthal, Miriam Schapiro, Faith Wilding, Rita Yokoi, and Connie Zehr. [3]
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