womanhouse
/wʊmənhauz/Definitions
1. noun
A collaborative art project initiated by Judith F. Baca and the City of Los Angeles in 1974, in which women created murals and mosaics in a vacant lot.
“Judith F. Baca’s ‘womanhouse’ project showcased the power of female collaboration and artistry.”
2. noun
A structure or building created by women for women, often serving as a community space or artistic expression.
“The womanhouse in the town square became a hub for local women’s organizations and events.”