KADIN TARİHİ İÇİN BİR ANIT: AKŞAM YEMEĞİ PARTİSİ

Year 2015, Volume: 3 Issue: 5, 137 - 152, 14.04.2015

İnan Keser Nimet Keser

https://doi.org/10.20304/husbd.08711

Cited By: 2

Abstract

Feminizm, 19. yüzyılda, kadınların, erkeklerle eşit olması gerektiğini savunanlarca oluşturuldu. Ancak, feminizm zaman içinde önemli dönüşümler yaşayarak farklı ülküleri içeren bir hareket halini aldı. 1960’lara gelindiğinde feminist hareket iyice güçlendi ve sadece erkeklerle eşit olma talebinin çok ötesine geçildi. Özellikle sanat alanındaki çalışmalarıyla feministler, eril zihniyetin tarihsel sürekliliğini ifşa eden yapıtlar ortaya koydu. Bu yapıtlar arasında Judy Chicago’nun Akşam Yemeği Partisi adlı enstalasyonu özel bir yere sahiptir. Bu yapıt izleyiciye, yoğun bilimsel ve sanatsal emekle oluşturulmuş ayrıntılı gönderimler yoluyla tarihin feminist bir yazımını sunmakla kalmaz üretim süreciyle de feminist ülküyü özetler: Chicago’nun öncülüğünde 1974 yılında başlayan ve dört yüzün üzerinde sanatçının gönüllü işbirliğiyle, tek bir malzeme ve teknik yerine çoğul bir malzeme ve teknik kullanımıyla inşa edilen bu yapıtta boyanmış porselen, dikiş, nakış ve dokuma gibi ne kadar evişi olarak adlandırılan, kadınlıkla özdeşleştirilen, küçümsenen, ‘değerli’ ‘yüksek’ ya da ‘liberal’ sanatlar olarak kabul edilen resim, heykel ve mimarinin oluşturduğu eril zihniyetin egemenliğindeki sanat alanının karşıtı olarak tanımlanan sanatsal ifade biçimi ve formu varsa hepsini sahiplenmeye çalışır. Böylelikle kahramanlık mertebesini erkeklere ayıran Batı tarihine kadın cephesinden verilen bütünlüklü ve incelikli bir cevap, işbirliğiyle inşa edilen devrimsel bir anıt ortaya çıkar. Bu makale de, tarihi kadın cephesinden yeniden değerlendirmeyi amaçlayan Akşam Yemeği Partisi adlı bu enstalasyonu yorumlamaya, anlamaya yönelik betimsel bir çalışmadır.

Anahtar Sözcükler: Sanat, Zanaat, Feminizm, Judy Chicago.

A MONUMENT FOR WOMEN HISTORY: DINNER PARTY

Abstract: Feminism was founded in the 19th century by those who defend that women should be equal to men. However, by time, feminism has experienced significant transformations and became a movement including different ideals. By the 1960s feminist movement was strengthened and moved far beyond the demand of equality with men. Feminist artists created works denouncing the historical continuity of the male mentality. And, Judy Chicago's The Dinner Party has a special place. This work presents to the viewers not only a feminist writing of the history but also summarizes the feminist ideal with its process of production. This work, which was started in 1974 under the leadership of Chicago and created by the voluntary cooperation of over four hundred artists, tries to embody all forms of art that are identified with femininity, such as painted porcelain, sewing, embroidery and weaving, and the field of art accepted as "precious", "high" or "liberal" which is under the hegemony of male mentality including painting, sculpture and architecture. Thus, a comprehensive and subtle response given by women to the West side that gives the priority of being a hero to men, and a revolutionary monument constructed with cooperation emerge. This article is a descriptive study, which aims to understand and interpret the Diner Party.

Keywords: Art, Craft, Feminism, Judy Chicago.

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