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- Guerrilla Girls
Using comic strip style speech bubbles, they reimagine the voices of women represented in these artworks through a twenty-first century lens The commission exposes deeply rooted biases in the representation of women in Guerilla Girls characteristic witty style
- Guerrilla Girls - Wikipedia
Guerrilla Girls Guerrilla Girls is an anonymous group of feminist, female artists devoted to fighting sexism and racism within the art world [1] The group formed in New York City in 1985, born out of a picket against the Museum of Modern Art the previous year
- At GRI, the Guerrilla Girls Mark 40 Years of Calling Out the . . . - Observer
At the Getty Research Institute, the Guerrilla Girls Mark 40 Years of Calling Out the Art World The group's largest retrospective to date turns its anonymous activism into an institutional case
- The Guerrilla Girls Art, Bio, Ideas | TheArtStory
The Guerrilla Girls' participation in the mainstream art world and beyond reflects their success in raising awareness of racism and sexism across the board Since 2000, incorporated offshoots of the Guerrilla Girls have emerged, making the group seem more like a movement than an artists' collective
- Guerrilla Girls | History, Mission, Activities, Facts | Britannica
Guerrilla Girls, American group of art activists, founded in 1985 with the twofold mission of bringing attention to women artists and artists of color and exposing the domination of white males in the art establishment Learn more about the history and activities of the Guerrilla Girls
- Who are the Guerrilla Girls? - Tate
Who are Guerrilla Girls? A brief look at the activist female artists who are changing the world one poster at a time
- Guerrilla Girls: 35 Years and Counting | DailyArt Magazine
Since 1985, the anonymous feminist collective the Guerrilla Girls has been keeping tabs on the inequalities of the art world and beyond The group has dubbed itself the “Conscience of the Art World,” through a range of media
- Getty Honors 40 Years of Guerrilla Girls Art and Activism
Getty’s new exhibit honors 40 years of Guerrilla Girls activism with newly commissioned works and archival material
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