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Guerrilla Girls

A group of Guerrilla Girls members wearing gorilla masks pose playfully together outdoors in front of a chain-link fence.

At the Getty Research Institute, the Guerrilla Girls Mark 40 Years of Calling Out the Art World

Four decades after their first posters appeared in New York, the Guerrilla Girls are still using data, humor and shame to confront museums about who gets seen and who remains invisible.
By Jordan Riefe
Two individuals in gorilla masks and black outfits pose in front of a graffiti-covered urban wall, striking assertive stances as part of a public Guerrilla Girls action.

The Guerrilla Girls On the Group’s Legacy and Its First Commercial Gallery Show

Thirty-five years have passed since the group posed the question, "Do women have to be naked to get into the Met Museum?”
By Nadja Sayej
Black in 2007. (Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)

Leon Black is In Talks With Board Members to Step Down as Chairman of the MoMA

Black also vacated his seat at Apollo Global Management this year after it was revealed he once paid Jeffrey Epstein $158 million.
By Helen Holmes
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Artists and Art Workers Are Speaking Out to Ask for Leon Black’s Removal from MoMA

By Helen Holmes

The Guerrilla Girls Say They Axed a Book Contract With Phaidon Due to Epstein Ties

By Helen Holmes

Artists Call on MoMA to Cut Board Members Who ‘Profit From ‘Suffering’

By Helen Holmes

How Women Are Using Digital Platforms to Find Parity in the Arts

By Margaret Carrigan
Sanya Kantarovsky, Infinitely Repeating Pattern, 2017. Installation view at Art Basel Miami Beach 2017.

Art Basel Miami Beach 2017: The Good, the Bad and the Biggest Sales

By Alina Cohen
Truman Capote.

Truman Capote’s Ashes Up for Auction, Is ‘Hacktivism’ Art? … And More

By Guelda Voien

A Guerrilla Girl Takeover, Visual Trends for 2016—and More

By Ryan Steadman

Three Women Who Deserve the Brooklyn Museum ‘First’ Award Way More Than Miss Piggy

By Ryan Steadman
The Guerrilla Girls’ 1986 Report Card (left) with Pussy Galore’s 2015 Report Card (right). (Photo: Maura Reilly/Facebook)

Art World Abstracts: Women Still Underrepresented by New York Galleries, and More!

By Alanna Martinez
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