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The Guerrilla Girls Archive

Why did art professionals put on gorilla masks and take to the streets?

Pietro Rigolo | November 11, 2014

Two classics screen for the war’s centenary.

Jim Hemphill | October 28, 2014

Digital files are fragile. What to do?

Teresa Soleau | October 20, 2014

What’s used in law enforcement and at the Getty Research Institute? FRED!

Katie Duvall | October 10, 2014

“These prints preserve a fascinating moment in the history of art and science, through the meeting point of anatomy.”

Sarah Zabrodski | October 8, 2014

Cerebral, challenging, enrapturing. What does it feel like to perform Yvonne Rainer’s work?

Pat Catterson | September 24, 2014

New online: searchable records from the 19th-century stock books of famed art dealers Knoedler Gallery.

Christian Huemer | September 22, 2014

A new place to explore digital treasures from the Getty Research Institute's collection.

Kathleen Salomon | September 18, 2014

The study of old handwriting combines detective work, scholarship, and a little bit of magic.

Mackenzie Cooley | September 5, 2014

The second of four databases to be made available for free download.

James Cuno | August 21, 2014

Tiny, feverish watercolors by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner express the anxious hopes of an entire generation of European artists.