March 4, 2026

Since the 1970s, I’ve been following the efforts of the Guerrilla Girls fighting for equality in the arts for women. I went to see the Guerrilla Girls exhibition at the Getty Center in LA the other day with Hubby Dave. He said he’d had a vague awareness of the group without being able to put them in a historical context. He knew they were addressing the issues of the devaluation of women in the arts in general, in sales, in pricing, in museums and in the acknowledgement of women’s history in the context of our culture. As a feminist himself, he’s very aware of the prejudice that women have and continue to endure. Our visit to this show together triggered great conversations over dinner.

Too much violence, abuse & voyeurism in our culture today?

Check out what the Guerrilla Girls found in these Old “Masterpieces”

If you keep women OUT they get resentful.

Hubby Dave sat through the entire video presentation. I wish more men were like him, who were open to hearing uncomfortable statements about the embedded discrimination women still experience.

Here’s me, standing behind this larger than life construction of one of the iconic images the Guerrilla Girls have used in their publications throughout the years.

These daily studio notes lead toward my 2026 solo exhibitions in New York City and Poughkeepsie, NY.

My Art Starts in the Garden

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