4pm Vienna Time, 10am NY Time
In this special event, Guerrilla Girl member Käthe Kollwitz will be zoomed in live to give their classic presentation with new material, followed by 20 minute Q&A with audience members.

ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83995053763 
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKepCir33JArLzmYqGJGI1Q/featured

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At the “House of CHALLENGING ORDERS” they present their exposing exhibition with the title “The Art Of Behaving Badly”.

A virtual conversation on art, activism, and systemic change with the Guerrilla Girls, Marisa Morán Jahn, and Hank Willis Thomas hosted by Neysa Page-Lieberman and Jane M Saks. SpeakEasy is a special program on public art and collective action and part of Monuments 2 Movements (M2M) + Project &.

Tuesday, November, 1pm eastern

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Illinois Art Education Association is an all-volunteer team of teachers serving art educators in Illinois. Guerrilla Girls will be presenting a virtual gig at this year’s hybrid conference.

Visit IAEA to register and for more details.

Guerrilla Girls will give a virtual presentation for the Mississippi University for Women. Join us on Thursday, October 28 at 6pm Central Time.

Visit MUW’s website for more details!

An online conversation with the Guerrilla Girls at the gallery.
For more info visit mfc-michèle didier

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.

“Get down and dirty with the Guerrilla Girls in a live virtual event. Members of the collective will share trade secrets about their use of facts and humor to expose discrimination and corruption in art, film, politics and pop culture. Explore the Nasher’s online exhibition, Guerrilla Girls: Takeover, and submit your burning questions about activism, art and anonymity.”

Visit Nasher for details.