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The Fertile Goddess at the Brooklyn Museum of Art: Excavating the Western Feminist Art Movement and Recontextualizing New Heritages

These entwined contexts of visual display, materiality, and geographic locales create a new lens through which shows like The Fertile Goddess might be viewed. Understanding the show in the larger context of the gallery name, The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Herstory Gallery, highlights the archaeological and herstorical past of the Western feminist art movement. The figurines on display reveal interlocking contexts that accentuate the tensions between the various Western disciplines that might claim them, providing an interesting case study for archaeologists concerned with issues of multivocality and shared heritage.