In celebration of the 15th anniversary of Linda Nochlin’s foundational essay, Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?, Rosenberg & Co. is opening a summer exhibition entitled, “A Future We Begin to Feel: Women Artists 1921–1971.” Modernist women artists who created works from 1921 to 1971—like Eileen Agar, Janice Biala, Isabel Bishop and Dorothy Dehner— are included in the show, which surveys their innovations and varying institutional access while working between Cubism and Abstract Expressionism.