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Alice Walker was the first to call attention to an Afro black female artistic creativity. She believes that if the right artistic creativity of black women re-excavation, we will take for granted that black women do not have success in the arts, because of their difficult living situation usually they do not have the conditions to become excellent artists. The artistic creativity of women has long been underestimated. Art history has never produced a par with Picasso, Michelangelo female artists, not to mention the black female artists. In 1979, the American artist Judy Chicago real works of its sensational display at the San Francisco Museum of Art: \A fine dining table is placed in the bottom surface of an engraved 999 female names to be called \Dining table a total of 39 seats, respectively, to commemorate an ancient goddess or the greatest women in the history of the West, such as Emily Dickinson, Virginia Woolf, etc.. The dining table design integrated specializes in various women's art form, such as embroidery, daily necessities, layout and decoration. Tableware design originality, its shape is reminiscent of the female physiological characteristics. \Undeniable, this art form is a blatant challenge to traditional art performance practices of the unique experience of the women. Carefully observe \It listed in the seats, we all see the name of the white middle-class or upper middle class women. Why not a black women are included? Virginia Woolf claimed her \its creation. Black women both. And more white women in order to become an artist, the first to hire a worker, usually a black female to extricate it from the heavy housework. A women's liberation is built on top of the oppression of other women. And it is the black female in behalf of white women to clean this room. Well, these black women how to keep their own artistic creativity? Or they've got artistic creativity? Walker decided to find the answer from her mother's garden. She believes that art palace, we have been looking for this kind of creativity, but out of the hall, into the unique life of black women, we will find that its life is full of shining the light of art.
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