Elizabeth Murray's Artistic Perspectives

The transcript discusses the unconventional language associated with art and highlights Elizabeth Murray's unique position as a feminist artist who did not conform to societal expectations. It explores the challenges artists face in balancing personal life with their careers and emphasizes Murray's independent approach to art, where she prioritized her creative expression over public opinion.

Which words are considered unconventional in the context of high art?

• Formal and serious

• Traditional and classic

• Zany and goofy

• Elegant and sophisticated

What was notable about Elizabeth Murray's approach to feminism?

• She focused solely on her art

• She was a feminist without needing to vocalize it

• She rejected feminist ideals

• She openly discussed it in her art

How did Elizabeth Murray view the relationship between having children and being an artist?

• She believed it was impossible to do both

• She thought it was easy to balance both

• She made no concessions to this belief

• She prioritized her art over family

What was Elizabeth Murray's attitude towards others' opinions about her art?

• She changed her art based on feedback

• She didn't care about others' opinions

• She sought validation from peers

• She was deeply concerned

What does Elizabeth Murray's quote about her art suggest?

• She was unsure if her work was art

• She was confident in her artistic identity

• She relied on critics for validation

• She was indifferent to the art world