The Dinner Party: Judy Chicago Reimagined

This installation, presented by Saint Lawrence County Arts, honors 9 influential women from the region, inspired by Judy Chicago's iconic The Dinner Party. Created between 1974 and 1979, the original artwork celebrated 39 exceptional women, including Virginia Woolf, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Susan B. Anthony. In the same spirit, during this exhibit we invite the community to reflect on and recognize influential women—both historical, contemporary, and personal—who have made an impact and should be celebrated at this table.

As part of the exhibition, we are collecting donations for STOP Domestic & Sexual Violence, a program through Behavioral Health Services North. Your contributions directly support survivors, providing vital services like counseling, legal advocacy, emergency housing, and more. Impactful donations include monetary gifts, personal care items, gas cards, and new bedding. Thank you for your generosity.

Seats at the Table include: Judy Chicago, Beverly Cook, Harriet Mickey Liotta, Julia Crane, Sally James Farnham, Patty Richie, Grace Hudowalski, Flora Fry, and Sunday Smith.

Collaborating Artists: Dianne Drayse-Alonso, Katie Schuler, Sandra Nestlerode-Hale, Jess Anderson, Lisa Dashnaw, Betsy Comeau, Martha Cline, Catherine LaPointe-Vollmer, Vanessa Vaverchak, Laura Pearson, Mona Zillah, Erica Kelso, Amy Pennington-Lee, Sue Young, Virginia Burnett, Liza Paige.