Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade

© Guerrilla Girls

Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade

Currently not on view

Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade,

2010–14

Guerrilla Girls, established 1985, New York, NY
2015-21.1-.14

Information

Title
Guerrilla Girls' Compleat Upgrade
Dates

2010–14

Maker
Guerrilla Girls
Medium
Mixed media
Credit Line
Museum purchase, the Henry E. Bessire, Class of 1957, Contemporary Art Fund
Object Number
2015-21.1-.14
Place Made

United States, New York, New York

Culture
American
Type
posters, prints
Materials
mixed media
Subject
artists, men, galleries (display spaces), museums, statistics-related concepts, women, racial discrimination, gender issues

Guerrilla Girls, the artists, New York, New York, sold; to Princeton University Art Museum, 2015.

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