Pussy Grabs Back: Women Protest Trump With Art

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The exhibit "Uprise/Angry Women" opened Tuesday at The Untitled Space in Manhattan, ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration and the Women's March on Washington.
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Pussy Grabs Back: Women Protest Trump With Art Indira Cesarine, "Protest"/The Untitled Space

Female artists have turned to their work as a means to respond to and protest Donald Trump's candidacy and election as the next president of the United States as well as the political and social climate that allowed his victory. The exhibit "Uprise/Angry Women," which opened Tuesday at The Untitled Space in Manhattan, was curated by the gallery's founder Indira Cesarine, herself an artist and photographer. The show includes 80 works out of more than 1800 submissions by women across the country and abroad.

Indira Cesarine, an artist and photographer who founded the gallery The Untitled Space in 2014, has curated a new exhibit titled "Uprise/Angry Women." The show features 80 works from women responding to Donald Trump and the social and political climate. Indira Cesarine, "Protest"/The Untitled Space