The New York Times profiles the work of the Guerrilla Girls, the anonymous collective fighting for women’s rights and representation among the art world’s vaunted institutions over the past 30 years. “I remember feeling such pride that there were female artists out there giving voice to these concerns that we were sensing and feeling,” says Olga Viso, the Walker Museum’s director. “[They] totally shaped who I am and the artists I worked with.”
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