GUERRILLA GIRLS

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

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GUERRILLA GIRLS
March 11, 1992–April 26, 1992
Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas

This exhibition was in conjunction with a visit to WSU by the Guerilla Girls on April 4 and 5, 1992, sponsored by the WSU School of Art and Design, the WSU Center of Women’s Studies, and Women in the Arts, a Wichita organization.

Works of art

Guerrilla Girls' Definition of a Hypocrite..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls' Pop Quiz. If February is Black History Month and March is Women's History Month, what happens the rest of the year?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls' Code of Ethics for Museums..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls' Identities Exposed! "We've signed up to fight discrimination in the art world. Call us Guerrilla Girls.", Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
You're seeing less than half the picture without the vision of women artists and artists of color., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Relax Senator Helms, the art world is your kind of place!, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
When racism & sexism are no longer fashionable, what will your art collection be worth?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
We've encouraged our galleries to show more women & artists of color. Have you?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Bus companies are more enlightened than NYC art galleries, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
At last! Museums will no longer discriminate against women and minority artists.*, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
The Advantages of being a Woman Artist:..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
We Sell White Bread..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
What's fashionable, prestigious, & tax-deductible? Discriminating against women & non-white artists., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls Review the Whitney (Clocktower Show), Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Which art magazine was worst for women last year?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Only 4 commercial galleries in N.Y. show Black Women.* Only 1 shows more than 1.**, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls' 1986 Report Card, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Hidden Agender/Passing the Buck (Panel discussions)..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls Hits List:..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Under Surveillance this year:..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Dearest Art Collector--..., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
It's even worse in Europe., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Women in America earn only 2/3 of what men do. Women artists earn only 1/3 of what men artists do., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
John Russell thinks things are getting better for women artists:...Guerrilla Girls thinks he should read his own paper:, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
These critics don't write enough about women artists:, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
How many women had one-person exhibitions at NYC museums last year?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
These galleries show no more than 10% women artists or none at all., Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
What do these artists have in common?, Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)
Guerrilla Girls (active 1985–present)