Museums Say They Are Paying More Attention to Female Artists. They Are Not.

Just 11% of museum acquisitions over the past decade have been of work by women

By Charlotte Burns and Julia Halperin
Research By Julia Vennitti

Four Case Studies in Creating Change

Some institutions are starting to find solutions

By Charlotte Burns with Julia Halperin

Mother of All Battles

The true cost of being a working parent

By Rachel Corbett

Diversifying in Name

By Kaitlin Chan

What Museums Have Been Buying

Slideshow: Works acquired during the past decade

By Julia Vennitti

Visualizing the Data

Charting gender inequality in museums and the market

By Beatriz Lozano

Our Methodology

How we gathered and examined the data

By Charlotte Burns with Julia Halperin

The Market for Work by Female Artists Doubled in the Past Decade—But Is Still Just 2% of the Global Total

Data reveals a massive disparity, but there are signs of change

By Charlotte Burns and Julia Halperin

“How Much More Time Does It Take?”

The art world reacts to the data

By Charlotte Burns and Julia Halperin

In Pictures: Selections from “Appearance Stripped Bare: Desire and the Object in the Work of Marcel Duchamp and Jeff Koons, Even”

Behind the Scenes with Massimiliano Gioni and Charlotte Burns