In 1985, a group of anonymous women artists came together under the moniker the Guerrilla Girls, taking the art world to task for its abominable representation—or rather, the lack thereof—of women ...

Guerrilla Girls, Is it even worse in Europe? (2016), Whitechapel Gallery, London (photo by David Parry/PA Wire) Earlier last year the collective distributed a questionnaire to 383 European museum ...

The Guerrilla Girls have installed an advertisement outside the Museum of Modern Art in New York to send a powerful message to the institution about its trustees who had close links to the convicted ...

Guerrilla Girls, presented by SPEC in Meyerson B1gives a talk about underrepresentation in the art world and art history and activism. Credit: Antoni Gierczak, Antoni Gierczak Not every visiting ...

Just five years after the original Guerrilla Girls put on their first set of gorilla masks, each choosing the name of a deceased woman artist as an alias, they decided to unmask themselves. They ...

Tales of women having to fight tooth and nail for recognition — let alone equal representation — are as old as patriarchy, especially in the arts. The Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous group of ...

Meet Jason Eppink, urban alchemist. And meet him this weekend. You may not know Eppink, but you’ve seen his unauthorized, pixelated LED screens on MTA subway entrances over the past couple years, and ...

Long before the #MeToo movement, when members of radical women-led activist groups like Pussy Riot and FEMEN were still in diapers, the Guerrilla Girls were hard at work calling attention to sexism in ...

New Britain Museum of American Art knew it couldn’t have an exhibit called “Some Day is Now: Women, Art & Social Change” without the Guerrilla Girls. The firebrand art activists, who wear gorilla ...

The artist who left a sculpture in Seattle’s Gas Works Park earlier this week says she was “amazed and overwhelmed” by the response to the art. “I spent some time both in the afternoon and evening ...