FEMINAE: Typographic Voices of Women by Women, an
exhibition of
posters created
over the past
fifty years
and curated from
the archives of
the Center for
the Study of
Political Graphics,
presented an
opportunity to
examine the
work of several
women artists
and art collectives
that addressed issues
including voting
rights, violence
against women,
gender inequality,
and more; spanning
international, cross-cultural,
and socioeconomic borders.
As reflected in
the artists' and
curators' essays
included in
this catalog of
the exhibition, some
of the work
stems from
personal experiences,
while others
are inspired by
experiences that
are more universally
shared by
all women. Included
are iconic works
by such artists
as Barbara Kruger,
Sister Corita
Kent, and the
Guerrilla Girls.
The book was edited by Gloria Kondrup, Executive Director of
the Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography; with essays by: Carol Wells, Linda
Lucero, Jacinta Bunnell, Linda Kiveu, Wendy Murray, and Gloria Kondrup.