It’s a daunting task to survey eight decades of women artists’ contributions to art history, but Cecilia Alemani, chief curator of the High Line and the Venice Biennale’s 59th International Art Exhibition, has done precisely that in “Making Their Mark.” The exhibition showcases works from an astounding lineup of more than 80 major artists from the past 80 years, both historic and contemporary. From the works of such artists as Judy Chicago, Julie Mehretu, Anicka Yi, Sheila Hicks, Emma Amos (work pictured) and more, commonalities like historical impact and significant breakthroughs in artists’ practices and overall careers emerge to link the intergenerational roster.