Guerrilla Girls New York City Group Portrait, 1994, Teri Slotkin (American, b. 1948) C-print. © Teri Slotkin, New York, 1994. All rights reserved. Courtesy Guerrilla Girls © Guerrilla Girls. Photo: J. Paul Getty Trust

How to Be a Guerrilla Girl presents the inner workings of the anonymous feminist art collective alongside a new commission at the Getty Research Institute. Drawing on the Guerrilla Girls’ archive, the exhibition explores the steps the group took to create their eye-catching and humorous public interventions. The exhibition places the Guerrilla Girls’ well-known posters in the broader context of their data research, protest actions, culture jamming, and distribution methods. Coinciding with the Guerrilla Girls’ 40th anniversary, the exhibition tells the story of their collaborative process and longstanding commitment to call for equity for women and artists of color in the art world.

Note: View during Open Hours at the Getty for Conference attendees, 4pm–6:30pm, Friday, March 20, ahead of the Closing Keynote and Reception.

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