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The 19 pages that link to The Dinner Party, each with the reason it gives.

• Installation artBroader topic: Its room-filling table makes feminist historical representation a spatial experience.

• Feminist artBroader topic: Its monumental, collaborative form turns neglected women’s histories into a public counter-monument.

• AssemblageRelated: Its fabricated and assembled elements show how object composition can carry historical narrative.

• Political artBroader topic: Its feminist reworking of historical memory challenged women’s exclusion from cultural narratives.

• Judy ChicagoBroader topic: This collaborative installation made Chicago’s recovery of women’s history widely visible.

• Feminist art historyBroader topic: Its research-driven recovery of women’s histories exemplifies feminist artistic interventions into historical memory.

• Feminist art movementBroader topic: It turned the recovery of women’s history into an ambitious collaborative artwork.

• Feminist art criticismBroader topic: Its monumental recovery of women challenges their absence from conventional histories of art.

• Participatory artBroader topic: Its collaborative production and educational projects connect feminist art with collective making.

• WomanhouseRelated: Chicago’s later landmark project extended her use of collaborative production and women-centered history.

• Dinner at EightBroader topic: The Jordans’ dinner provides the event that brings the film’s characters into one social frame.

• Postcolonial artBroader topic: Its recovery of overlooked histories parallels postcolonial art’s challenges to exclusion.

• Queer artBroader topic: Its vulvar imagery and collaborative production connect feminist art history with queer interpretation.

• BanquetCompared with: A dinner party is generally smaller and less ceremonial than a banquet.

• DinnerBroader topic: It makes dinner a deliberate occasion for hospitality and conversation.

• Dining roomRelated: A dining room can host a meal arranged for guests.

• SupperRelated: A formal supper can become an occasion for hospitality and entertaining.

• Arlene RavenRelated: Raven’s feminist art milieu shared the project’s effort to recover women’s cultural history.

• Elsa MaxwellNarrower topic: Maxwell made dinners and other gatherings a platform for her public identity and influence.