Guerrilla Girls

When Racism & Sexism Are No Longer Fashionable, What Will Your Art Collection Be Worth?

1989

Poster asking what art collections will be worth when racism and sexism are no longer fashionable.

Poster asking what art collections will be worth when racism and sexism are no longer fashionable.

Not on view

Date
1989

Classification
Prints

Medium
Poster

Dimensions
Sheet: 17 1/8 × 22 9/16 in. (43.5 × 57.3 cm) Image: 17 1/8 × 22 9/16 in. (43.5 × 57.3 cm)

Accession number
2015.8.23

Credit line
Purchase, with funds from the Print Committee

Rights and reproductions
© Guerrilla Girls

API
artworks/46923

Part of a series:
Guerrilla Girls' Portfolio Compleat 1985-2012
91 works

Poster shows a reclining nude with gorilla mask asking if women must be naked to enter the Met Museum.

Billboard quoting Michele Bachmann about civil rights and urging voters to vote No on marriage discrimination.

Guerilla Girls poster with gorilla-masked figures calling for museums to exhibit more art by women.

A giant red estrogen pill shaped like a bomb flies over Earth with manifesto text.

Pink poster listing complaints about Irish museums and the low representation of women artists.

A large pint and small shot illustrate male dominance in Irish art with bold headline and statistics.

Brick-wall collage of misogynistic quotes and names highlighting harmful statements about women.

Mural on a brick wall displaying misogynistic quotes and names highlighted to expose and criticize sexism.

Poster protesting Bronx Museum for excluding male artists and demanding more male representation.

Handwritten pink letter from Guerrilla Girls criticizing Eli Broad's art collection for lacking women and artists of color.

Exhibitions

An Incomplete History of Protest: Selections from the Whitney’s Collection, 1940–2017

Aug 18, 2017–Aug 27, 2018

Guerrilla Girls
120 works in the collection, 1 exhibition

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