Introducing the Dearest Art Collector Handkerchief by Third Drawer Down: This pink fabric handkerchief, embellished with black handwritten text, urges art collectors to address the underrepresentation of female artists in their collections. In true Guerrilla Girls' fashion, it includes a delicate floral design above, combining elegance with a powerful call for change.

The Guerrilla Girls

Dearest Art Collector Handkerchief

£22

Handkerchief embroidered with the notorious Guerrilla Girls' work, Dearest Art Collector.

Dimensions

H 30 x W 22cm

Finishing

100% lawn cotton

Wash separately on a cold wash and iron on reverse.

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    A close-up view of the Dearest Art Collector Handkerchief by Third Drawer Down, featuring cursive black text on a pink fabric. The handwriting addresses a "Dearest Art Collector" and discusses themes related to art and rectifying situations. Shadows and folds in the handkerchief add texture, capturing the bold style reminiscent of the Guerrilla Girls.

    Courtesy the artists

    About The Artwork

    Dubbing themselves the ‘conscience of the art world’, in 1985 the Guerrilla Girls began a poster campaign that targeted museums, dealers, curators, critics and artists who they felt were actively responsible for, or complicit in, the exclusion of women and non-white artists from mainstream exhibitions and publications.

    About The Guerrilla Girls

    The Guerrilla Girls are a group of anonymous artist-activists known for their public and institutional protests against sexism, racism, and wealth inequality within arts and culture. Their work is powered by a core belief in intersectional feminism, fighting for the rights of all people. They have protested, performed, taught, and exhibited internationally, working with institutions such as Tate Modern, London; Museum of Modern Art, New York City; Fotomuseum Winterthur, Zurich; Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Barcelona; ARTNIGHT, London; and La Biennale di Venezia, Venice.