Courtesy of guerrillagirls.com/Andrew Hinderaker.
Guerrilla Girls at the Abrons Art Center in 2015
“Trade Secrets,” a multimedia presentation about the group’s decades of using facts and humor to confront racism, sexism and corruption in the art world. Founded in 1985, the Guerrilla Girls are anonymous artist activists who wear gorilla masks and adopt the names of prominent female artists. Also presented via Zoom.
Price: $5-50
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