Rosa Bonheur’s The Horse Fair #shorts
In 19th-century Paris, when the Academy’s rigid hierarchies reigned supreme, Rosa Bonheur was not deterred.
We’re thrilled to welcome Katy Hessel as a guest host on a new audio guide, “Museums Without Men,” spotlighting just some of the enormous contributions of women artists to art history at The Met—and the challenges they faced along the way.
Listen now:
Through 10 audio stops, listen to the stories of the Guerrilla Girls, Rosa Bonheur, Mrinalini Mukherjee, Leonora Carrington, Edmonia Lewis, Wangechi Mutu, and more.
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This audio tour is one in a series of tours called “Museums Without Men” produced by Katy Hessel in collaboration with institutions across the globe, such as the Fine Arts Museum San Francisco, the Hepworth Wakefield, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and Tate Britain. The series encourages museum visitors to seek out work by great women and gender non-conforming artists in these institutions who, simply by virtue of their gender, were often overlooked and underrepresented.
“Museums Without Men” at The Met with Katy Hessel is produced by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in collaboration with Katy Hessel.
Host: Katy Hessel
Producer: Emma Vecchione
Managing Producers: Ann Collins and Christopher Alessandrini
Project Management and Content Design: Maria Kozanecka
Photographer and Video Editor: Aurola Wedman Alfaro
Videographer: Lela Jenkins
Studio Management and Distribution: Skyla Choi
Executive Producer: Sarah Wambold
Contributors: Firelei Báez, Laura D. Corey, Lisa E. Farrington, Kathryn Calley Galitz, Brinda Kumar, Wangechi Mutu, Amelia Peck, Allison Rudnick
Special Thanks: Guerrilla Girls
Music provided by: Podington Bear / Sound of Picture, Blue Dot Sessions, and Free Music Archive
Executive Sponsors: Douglas Hegley, Inka Drögemüller
Marketing, Communications, and Social Media: Ann Bailis, Meryl Cates, Claire Lanier, Micah Pegues, Jonathan Lee, Gretchen Scott
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