Judy Chicago's 1969-70 Pasadena Lifesavers Yellow Series #2 documented in artcritical
Judy Chicago created Pasadena Lifesavers Yellow Series #2 between 1969 and 1970 using sprayed acrylic lacquer on acrylic. The work was photographed by Donald Woodman. Artcritical published documentation of this piece on September 2, 2016. Chicago's early spray-painted works from this period represent significant experimentation with industrial materials and techniques. The Pasadena Lifesavers series demonstrates her exploration of color and form during a formative phase of her career. These works predate her better-known feminist installations like The Dinner Party. The documentation preserves visual information about this specific artwork. The publication date provides a reference point for when this information became publicly available through artcritical's platform.
Key facts
- Judy Chicago created Pasadena Lifesavers Yellow Series #2
- The work dates from 1969-1970
- Medium is sprayed acrylic lacquer on acrylic
- Donald Woodman photographed the artwork
- Artcritical published documentation on September 2, 2016
- The work is part of Chicago's Pasadena Lifesavers series
- Chicago was experimenting with industrial techniques during this period
- This work predates her major feminist installations
Entities
Artists
- Judy Chicago
- Donald Woodman
Institutions
- artcritical