quotingWho’s afraid of the Guerrilla Girls?
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Calling themselves the “conscience of the art world”, the Guerrilla Girls are an anonymous feminist art collective who use humor and irony to expose sexism, racism, and other forms of discrimination in arts and culture industries.
On view at the Getty Center through April 12, 2026, How to be a Guerrilla Girl explores the steps the group took to create their eye-catching and humorous public interventions. The exhibition shares the context and history behind the data research, protest actions, culture jamming, and distribution methods behind the Guerrilla Girl’s iconic artworks.
Learn more about their archive, collaborative process, and longstanding commitment to call for equity for women and artists of color in the art world:
Inside the Guerrilla Girls’s Collective Practice
https://www.getty.edu/news/inside-the-guerilla-girls
Guerrilla Girls Images & Projects 1985-2018
GUERRILLA GIRLS
https://youtu.be/UO0bCoamdDo
Guerrilla Girls Archival Clips from the Getty Research Institute
Getty Research Institute
https://youtu.be/h-vV7LEyeoI
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