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We Will No Longer Be Seen and Not Heard, Barbara Kruger American, Lithograph on aluminum foil collé
We Will No Longer Be Seen and Not Heard
Barbara Kruger
Printer Maurice Sanchez
Publisher Geraldine Ferraro for U.S. Senate
1992
Untitled (Your Seeing Is Believing), Barbara Kruger American, Gelatin silver print
Untitled (Your Seeing Is Believing)
Barbara Kruger
1984
My Pretty Pony, Barbara Kruger American, Artist's book
My Pretty Pony
Multiple artists/makers
1988
My Pretty Pony, Barbara Kruger American, Artist's book (trade)
My Pretty Pony
Multiple artists/makers
1989

We get exploded because they’ve got MONEY and GOD in their pockets

Barbara Kruger
1984
My Pretty Pony
Author Stephen King
Barbara Kruger
1988
[Artwork for "Inserts", Group Material, Advertising Supplement to The New York Times], Louise Lawler American, Newsprint booklet
[Artwork for "Inserts", Group Material, Advertising Supplement to The New York Times]
Multiple artists/makers
May 22, 1988
Democracy Blood Censorship Police..., Andrew B. Gardner American, Screenprint
Democracy Blood Censorship Police...
Andrew B. Gardner
1970
It's even worse in Europe, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
It's even worse in Europe
Guerrilla Girls
1986
Guerrilla Girls’ Pop Quiz, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
Guerrilla Girls’ Pop Quiz
Guerrilla Girls
1990
Truisms , Jenny Holzer American, Offset lithograph

Truisms

Jenny Holzer
1978/1982
Missing in Action, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
Missing in Action
Guerrilla Girls
1991
At Last! Museums Will No Longer Discriminate against Women and Minority Artists.*, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
At Last! Museums Will No Longer Discriminate against Women and Minority Artists.*
Guerrilla Girls
1985–90
The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist
Guerrilla Girls
1988
Primer (Twenty-One Demonstrations from A Theory of Sculpture [1969-1972]), Mel Bochner American, 21 screenprints and a colophon
Primer (Twenty-One Demonstrations from A Theory of Sculpture [1969-1972])
Mel Bochner
Publisher Gallery 360
1995
Montgomery, Alabama 1955?, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
Montgomery, Alabama 1955?
Guerrilla Girls
1991
Soft Edge-Hard Edge, Josef Albers American, born Germany, Screenprint
Soft Edge-Hard Edge
Josef Albers
Printmaker silkscreened by Ives-Sillman Inc.
1965
I’m sick of making art, Cary Leibowitz American, Offset lithographs
I’m sick of making art
Cary Leibowitz
2005
Surrender, Luc Tuymans Belgian, Screenprint
Surrender
Luc Tuymans
Publisher Ludion Press
2014
Republicans do believe in a woman's right to control her own body!, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
Republicans do believe in a woman's right to control her own body!
Guerrilla Girls
1992
["Step by Step: Lynda Bird Johnson's Hollywood Beauty Treatment"], Robert Heinecken American, Photo-offset lithograph
["Step by Step: Lynda Bird Johnson's Hollywood Beauty Treatment"]
Robert Heinecken
1960s
Questions New York Moscow New York Moscow, Douglas Davis, Vitaly Komar, and Alexander Melamid American and Russian, Gelatin silver prints
Questions New York Moscow New York Moscow
Multiple artists/makers
1976 and 1978, printed 1980
These galleries show no more than 10% of women artists or none at all, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
These galleries show no more than 10% of women artists or none at all
Guerrilla Girls
1985
Openings, Vito Acconci American, Gelatin silver print
Openings
Vito Acconci
1970, printed 1979
How many women had one-person exhibitions at NYC museums last year?, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
How many women had one-person exhibitions at NYC museums last year?
Guerrilla Girls
1985
Scarf, synthetic fiber, American
Scarf
American
1967–68
"God Save the... Sex Pistols" T-shirt, Jamie Reid British, cotton, British
"God Save the... Sex Pistols" T-shirt
Designer Jamie Reid
1977
Are You Rea, Robert Heinecken American, Photo-offset lithograph
Are You Rea
Robert Heinecken
1960s
Guerrilla Girls demand a return to traditional values on abortion, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
Guerrilla Girls demand a return to traditional values on abortion
Guerrilla Girls
1992
National Museum of Art, Tokyo, Thomas Struth German, Chromogenic print
National Museum of Art, Tokyo
Thomas Struth
1999
I slept with Martin Kippenberger, Cary Leibowitz American, Offset lithographs
I slept with Martin Kippenberger
Cary Leibowitz
n.d.
"The Souper Dress", paper, American
"The Souper Dress"
American
1966–67
Dress, Marc Jacobs American, silk, synthetic fiber, American
Dress
Design House Marc Jacobs
Designer Marc Jacobs
spring/summer 1987, edition 2018
Blow Up (Michelli), Josephine Meckseper German, Body form (torso with undergarment), two plastic frames with two photos in each, leg form (calf high with sock), leg form (thigh high with stocking), round metal stand, toilet scrubber in holder, metal sculpture, 2 glass balls, double sided ENDLESS DEALS sign, clipstand, double sided color prints mounted on Sintra, double-sided C-print/silver gelatin print mounted on Sintra and unmounted silver gelatin print
Blow Up (Michelli)
Josephine Meckseper
2006
["The proud Italian sauce"], Robert Heinecken American, Photo-offset lithograph
["The proud Italian sauce"]
Robert Heinecken
1960s
Provincetown, Massachusetts, Joel Meyerowitz American, Chromogenic print
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Joel Meyerowitz
1976
Dress, Stephen Sprouse American, cotton, American
Dress
Designer Stephen Sprouse
spring/summer 1988
What's Fashionable, Prestigious & Tax-Deductible? Discriminating against Women and Non-white Artists, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
What's Fashionable, Prestigious & Tax-Deductible? Discriminating against Women and Non-white Artists
Guerrilla Girls
1987
["The Considerate Console"], Robert Heinecken American, Photo-offset lithograph
["The Considerate Console"]
Robert Heinecken
1960s
L.A., Dennis Feldman American, Gelatin silver print
L.A.
Dennis Feldman
1970
You’re Seeing Less Than Half the Picture, Guerrilla Girls American, Offset lithograph
You’re Seeing Less Than Half the Picture
Guerrilla Girls
1989
3 Pistols Oh? Oh? Oh?, Andrew B. Gardner American, Screenprint
3 Pistols Oh? Oh? Oh?
Andrew B. Gardner
1970

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