From Tate Modern:

Guerrilla Girls join Tate Modern Lates for a night exploring art and activism…. Join us for a special evening of music, workshops, film and artist talks, programmed in collaboration with Guerrilla Girls and meet the artists themselves.

Talks: The Art of Resistance with Pussy Riot and Kate Hutchinson; Art Chats Programmed by Black Girl Fest with founder Nicole Crentsil, Zoe Thompson, Winnie Imara, and Miranda Forrester.

Music program by Kate Hutchinson in the iconic Turbine Hall featuring: Las Witchas, Big Joanie, DJs GIN and Mica Coca of Nite Dykez, Sister Midnight.

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TATE EDIT TALKS: IN CONVERSATION WITH GUERRILLA GIRLS

Join an evening with world-renowned art collective, Guerrilla Girls, and former Tate Modern Director, Frances Morris

Enjoy exclusive late-night shopping at our Guerrilla Girls x Tate Edit shop takeover, a 90-minute long talk with Q&A, chaired by long-time champion of the collective, Frances Morris and the chance to have books signed and rub shoulders with two members for a specially themed drink at the Tate Modern Corner bar afterwards. (Tate Edit and Corner will be open until 22.00)

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About Guerrilla Girls x Tate Edit :

The shop is divided into two sections: one for contemplation, the other focusing on action. The rousing visual centrepiece is a wrap-around fly-poster wall created in the spirit of how the Guerrilla Girls display their work, which aims to inspire and represent multiple voices. Content highlights include a chalk blackboard inviting visitors to write their own slogans in response to the artist’s participatory work, Complaints Department, and a Guerrilla Girls-themed photobooth complete with giant sunglasses, inflatable bananas and masks for visitors to interact with. Video content from the collective’s archive, some of which has never been viewed publicly before, will be streamed on screens throughout the space.

Shop online at Tate.org

An online conversation with the Guerrilla Girls at the gallery.
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Identity and Activism: feminism, (queer) identities, and gender in contemporary art

“The museum invited contemporary artists, thinkers and activists for a panel discussion about their art and social engagement. The role of women in contemporary art practice will be discussed, as well as the question whether art can still be art or is it only about social engagement?”

Visit Cobra Museum for details.

Join us on Facebook Live with a member of the Guerrilla Girls for a discussion of their legacy and their new book, Guerrilla Girls: The Art of Behaving Badly. The Guerrilla Girls, a group of political artists, are featured in the exhibition Totally Radical.

For more info visit Akron Museum of Art’s website.

Guerrilla Girl Frida Kahlo and Na Cailleacha in conversation.

Mayo County Council Arts Service is delighted to present Guerrilla Girl Frida Kahlo in a virtual discussion with Na Cailleacha.

Guerrilla Girls has had a long-term friendship with Na Cailleacha member Catherine Marshall ever since the 2009 All Ireland Tour, that resulted in a number of collaborations.

Na Cailleacha are a group of eight female artists who, while on residency in the Ballinglen Arts Foundation, embarked on a series of projects exploring the many ideas related to being older female artists. They make art that allows them to explore this collective experience, attitudes to aging and their place in the artworld. To mark their ongoing support for the work of the Guerrilla Girls they have produced a Cailleach version of their landmark poster from 1988.

Catherine Marshall describes her relationship with the Guerrilla Girls since the 90s, “I only came to meet the Guerrilla Girls for the first time in 2009 but it felt as if I had known them forever, at least ever since I and other members of Na Cailleacha first became aware of their guerrilla activities on behalf of other women artists. We have taught their work, welcomed them to Ireland to participate in the Women Artists & Action Group and to speak at IMMA in the early 1990s and are now producing a poster in homage to their seminal work The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist. With their encouragement we will be launching The Advantages of Being a Cailleach Artist during our forthcoming residency in Ballinglen. Their witty and brilliant example helped our own ongoing fight to gain an equal playing field for women artists of all backgrounds here in Ireland.”

The conversation will take place online on June 25 th at 3pm (Ireland, and 10am EST) and will be chaired by visual artist Aideen Barry.

To register your interest please contact Katriona at mayoarts@mayococo.ie

YoungArts MIAMI

Guerrilla Girl Frida Kahlo will be brainstorming with a group of artists who are collaborating on a Social Sculpture concept for 2022.

YoungArts/Miami commissioned five (amazing) alumni artists to collaborate on a Social Sculpture. Three mentors were invited by YoungArts to shepherd and support their process. The pandemic has of course had an enormous impact on this project. We will all come together May 20 - 26th for an intensive working period, meant to support and inspire the five artists to solidify a central idea for this Social Sculpture initiative.

VIRTUAL CLASS VISIT at University of New Orleans

Guerrilla Girl Frida Kahlo will speak with an Art History class followed by a Q&A. Not open to the public

Guerrilla Girls Virtual Class Visit at Wells College

Guerrilla Girl’s founding member Frida Kahlo will be visiting an Art & Activism class at Wells College. This talk will only be open to students attending this course.

Panel: Guerrilla Girls, The Art of Behaving Badly

4p EST/ 7p PST

In celebration of their new book, Guerrilla Girls: The Art of Behaving Badly, Guerrilla Girls Frida Kahlo and Kathe Kollwitz discuss the book and their legacy, followed by a Q&A session.

The Guerrilla Girls are a group of political artists who have been exposing gender biases and discrimination in art and culture for over 30 years. Guerrilla Girls: The Art of Behaving Badly is the first book to catalog the entire career of the Guerrilla Girls from 1985 to present. 

YouTube Live

In 1985, a bunch of feminist masked avengers began plastering posters all over downtown New York. They named galleries, museums, critics, collectors and white male artists who contributed to an art system prejudiced against women and artists of color. Since then, the collective has produced hundreds of projects exposing bias and corruption in art, film, pop culture and politics. Their unforgettable graphics have become a global phenomenon. This is the first book to document the Guerrilla Girls’ entire wild career of provocative street campaigns, books, performances, large‐scale exhibitions at museums and more. The Guerrilla Girls  contextualize their visuals and elaborate on their intersectional takedown of the patriarchy in their own words  throughout the book. This isn’t a monograph—it’s a call to arms.

Zoom class visit at Fordham University

Guerrilla Girl Frida Kahlo will be speaking with a class in the Visual Arts Program at Fordham University. This talk will only be open to students attending this specific course.

PRAISE SHADOWS ART GALLERY & BROOKLINE BOOKSMITH PRESENT:

Virtual Artist Talk: Guerrilla Girls

moderated by Yng-Ru Chen

Register at bit.ly/guerrillagirlsNov23

Graduate seminar: History & Theory of Social Practice Art, Spring 2020

You Are an Artist - Launch Day YouTube Livestream

Author Sarah Urist Green creator of the Art Assignment and author of You Are an Artist will discuss the motivation and process behind gathering more than 50 art assignments from a diverse range of artists, many of whom will be joining in on the events. We’ll discuss what it means to be making art in this unprecedented time, what each of us is doing to cope, and demonstrate some of the assignments featured in the book. Special guests include The Guerrilla Girls

Check it out here!

TALK: GUERRILLA GIRLS w/ Les Créatives in Basel

Join us in Switzerland for a conference at Kunstmuseum Basel with Les Créatives Association! More info here