From the Exhibition: Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Street Posters, 1985-1991
Guerrilla Girls, Showing in Galleries That Discriminate Against Women Artists, Poster, 1985
SoldWhat Do These Artists Have in Common? poster. Offset print on paper. 17 x 22 in., 1985.
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The very first Guerrilla Girl poster calls out successful male artists for passively participating in a discriminatory system.
From the Exhibition: Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Street Posters, 1985-1991
Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Street Posters, 1985-1991
These Galleries Show No More Than 10% Women Artists, 1985
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Guerrilla Girls, How Many Women Had One-Person Exhibitions At NYC Museums, Poster, 1985
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Women Artists Earn Only 1/3 Of What Men Artists Do, 1985
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John Russell Thinks Things Are Getting Better For Women Artists, 1985
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Guerrilla Girls, Worst Art Mags for Women, Poster, 1986
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Guerrilla Girls, Only 4 Galleries Show Black Women, Poster, 1986
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Hidden Agender & Passing the Bucks, 1986
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1986, Guerrilla Girls’ Report Card, Poster
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Guerrilla Girls, Dearest Art Collector, It Has Come To Our Attention…, Poster, 1986
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1986, Guerrilla Girls Hits List of Galleries and Critics
1986, Curators Under Surveillance this Year
1987, We Sell White Bread
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1987, What’s Fashionable. Prestigious and Tax-Deductible
1987, Guerrilla Girls Review the Whitney, The Clocktower, Poster
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1988, Museums Will No Longer Discriminate
Relax Senator Helms The Art World Is Your Kind of Place, 1989
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Guerrilla Girls Urge Drastic N.E.A. Cuts!, 1989
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Guerrilla Girls, Do Women Have to be Naked To Get Into The Met. Museum, Poster, 1989
Guerrilla Girls’ Definition of a Hypocrite, 1990
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Guerrilla Girls’ Identities Exposed!, 1990
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1991, George Bush, “The Education President”
Guerrilla Girls, Risking Her Life For Governments that Enslave Women, Poster, 1991
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