[Women Artists] New Observations 70: Guerrilla Girls New York, New Observations ltd. New York, 1989. First edition. Staple bound, 28 x 22 cm, 27 pp. This issue of the long-running artist-run magazine was guest edited by the Guerrilla Girls. The important activist collective of women artists was formed in 1985 to fight sexism and other forms of discrimination. Featured are print and poster campaigns which also appeared on New York buses and streets in 1989. Small scuffs and store sticker on front cover, near mint interior. Scarce.

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