Judy Chicago is an influential American artist known for her work in feminist art. Born on July 20, 1939, she gained prominence in the 1970s with her groundbreaking installation, The Dinner Party, which celebrates women's history and achievements through a symbolic dinner setting featuring 39 place settings for notable women. Chicago's art often explores themes of gender, identity, and the female experience. In addition to installations, she has created paintings, sculptures, and educational programs aimed at empowering women in the arts. Her contributions have significantly shaped contemporary art and feminist discourse.