A large chess board with life-size pieces is posing questions about gender roles and hierarchy
"Match of the Matriarchs," an upcoming show at the Museum for Art in Wood featuring the work of artist sculptor Donna Dodson and others, reimagines the game as an "arena of matriarchal power."
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