GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)<br/> <em>Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum? </em> (1989) <!-- (recto) --><br /> from the <i>Guerrilla Girls Portfolio Compleat 1985–2012 + Upgrade 2012–2016</i> 1985–2016<br /> poster: colour offset lithograph<br /> 27.9 x 71.1 cm (image and sheet)<br /> ed. 32/50<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds donated by Susan Jones and James McGrath, 2018<br /> 2018.66<br /> © Guerrilla Girls <!--131710-->
GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)
Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?  (1989)
from the Guerrilla Girls Portfolio Compleat 1985–2012 + Upgrade 2012–2016 1985–2016
poster: colour offset lithograph
27.9 x 71.1 cm (image and sheet)
ed. 32/50
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased with funds donated by Susan Jones and James McGrath, 2018
2018.66
© Guerrilla Girls
Activism

Are You Listening? The poster as a site for resistance

Listen to Megan Patty

‘The work of The Guerrilla Girls today is unflinching in their critique of institutions of power. They continue to ask the big and difficult questions, that remain as relevant in 2020 as they were in 1985.’
Megan Patty

Are You Listening? The poster as a site for resistance

In 1908, every day for a week, suffragette Mary Maloney followed Winston Churchill to his public engagements.

Read She Persists essay

Collection

GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)<br/> <em>Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum? </em> (1989) <!-- (recto) --><br /> from the <i>Guerrilla Girls Portfolio Compleat 1985–2012 + Upgrade 2012–2016</i> 1985–2016<br /> poster: colour offset lithograph<br /> 27.9 x 71.1 cm (image and sheet)<br /> ed. 32/50<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds donated by Susan Jones and James McGrath, 2018<br /> 2018.66<br /> © Guerrilla Girls <!--131710--><br/><a class="col-link block" href="/explore/collection/work/131710"><strong>Collection page <i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i></strong></a> GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)
Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum? 
 (1989)
from the Guerrilla Girls Portfolio Compleat 1985–2012 + Upgrade 2012–2016 1985–2016 GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)<br/> <em>Do women have to be naked to get into music videos</em> 2014 <!-- (recto) --><br /> poster<br /> 30.4 x 66 cm<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds donated by Susan Jones and James McGrath, 2018<br /> 2018.142<br /> © Guerrilla Girls <!--131783--><br/><a class="col-link block" href="/explore/collection/work/131783"><strong>Collection page <i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i></strong></a> GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)
Do women have to be naked to get into music videos
 2014 GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)<br/> <em>Museums cave in to radical feminists</em> 2008 <!-- (recto) --><br /> poster<br /> <br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds donated by Susan Jones and James McGrath, 2018<br /> 2018.127<br /> © Guerrilla Girls <!--131768--><br/><a class="col-link block" href="/explore/collection/work/131768"><strong>Collection page <i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i></strong></a> GUERRILLA GIRLS, New York (art collective)
Museums cave in to radical feminists
 2008
Guerrilla Girls Portfolio Compleat

Guerrilla Girls is a group of anonymous feminist artists and activists who call themselves ‘the conscience of the art world’.

Past exhibition