Guerrilla Girls

1985

What Do These Artists Have In Common?

National Gallery of Art

1986

Dearest Art Collector

National Gallery of Art

1986

Guerrilla Girls' 1986 Report Card

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1986

Bus Companies are More Enlightened than NYC Art Galleries

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1988

The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1989

Relax, Senator Helms, The Art World is Your Kind of Place!

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1989

When Racism & Sexism are No Longer Fashionable, What Will Your Art Collection Be Worth?

National Gallery of Art

1989

Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1989

Guerrilla Girls' Code of Ethics for Art Museums

National Gallery of Art

1990

Guerrilla Girls' Pop Quiz

National Gallery of Art

1991

Missing in Action

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1991

These are the Most Bigoted Galleries in New York

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1992

Guerrilla Girls Demand a Return to Traditional Values on Abortion

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1994

ARTFORHIM

National Gallery of Art

1995

10 Trashy Ideas about the Environment

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1995

Top Ten Ways to Tell if You're an Art World Token

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1995

The Token Times

National Gallery of Art

1995

Traditional Values and Quality Return to the Whitey Museum

National Gallery of Art

1996

How to Enjoy the Battle of the Sexes

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art

1997

3 White Women, 1 Woman of Color and No Men of Color - Out of 71 Artists?

National Gallery of Art

1999

Available Immediately: Historic Brooklyn Landmark!

National Gallery of Art

2001

Sundance Stickers [right sheet]

National Gallery of Art

2001

Sundance Stickers [left sheet]

National Gallery of Art

2001

A Major Hollywood Studio Presents: The Birth of Feminism

Estampes de la National Gallery of Art