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The F*word

Name: The F*word
Brand: arthistoricum.net POD
SKU: 45923314
Price: 17672 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Julia Meer
ISBN: 9783985012381

Guerrilla Girls and Feminist Graphic Design. DE

Julia Meer

Tulga Beyerle

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 45923314

Publishers arthistoricum.net POD, May 2024

The exhibition "The F*word - Guerrilla Girls and Feminist Graphic Design" draws atten... Full description

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The exhibition "The F*word - Guerrilla Girls and Feminist Graphic Design" draws attention to the stark underrepresentation of female designers in the Graphics and Poster Collection of the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg. Of all the works in the collection, only 1.5% were created by women. This publication brings together texts and installation views from the exhibition, providing insights into the root causes and status quo and documenting the first steps towards greater diversity through new acquisition strategies and exhibition practices.