Despite being full of great work, this show is at once too broad in its remit and too narrow in its execution
The menstrual cup is now part of the London museum’s ongoing project which responds to major design moments
The new statues will honour women including jazz icon Billie Holiday and civil rights leader Elizabeth Jennings Graham
Kino Classics’s new release attempts to redress a story of cinema centred on white male accomplishment
On Instagram, the curator affirmed her support for the #MeToo movement, in response to the Kavanaugh allegations
Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives
Why the sportswear corporation built a brand philosophy premised on personal transcendence and social justice
‘I felt that I had to pretend my son didn’t exist; in order to be professional, it felt necessary to mimic the behaviour of men’
There are perils in deploying bigotry to score political points, but meanings also shift from West to East
Statues of pioneering suffragettes will break New York’s male-dominated ‘bronze ceiling’
The ‘She Built NYC’ commission aims to build public monuments that properly recognize women’s contributions to the city
Cursed images, the latest chill wave and Janelle Monáe’s ‘emotion pictures’: what to read this weekend
Sotheby’s and Christie’s say they are dropping the practice of using female-only staff to pose for promotional photographs – will others now follow?
Bullshit jobs, the ‘heiress’ who conned the art world, and the gender politics of children’s books: what to read this weekend
‘Coping as a woman in France is a daily battle: the aggression can be subtle, and you always have to push harder to make yourself heard’
‘Prize & Prejudice’ at London's UCL Art Museum is a bittersweet celebration of female talent
Fan’s work manipulates the archetype and architecture of the body as we understand it
From creation myths to gender politics, artist Melanie Jackson and academic Esther Leslie investigate that most indispensable of substances
When musical signifiers for sex so often become sonic pornography, LCMF 2017 showed alternative ways of marrying sound and body
As London's Architectural Association celebrates 100 years of female students, rediscovering the city designed by women
