CUSP: At the Edge of Girlhood
What are modern experiences of the transition from girlhood to womanhood? In CUSP, a sculptor and three photographers consider this period of transition and document its boundary-blurring state.
Girls of Women
Girl Museum is all about celebrating girls in the world. Through their achievements, strength, and resolve, we honor their power to create themselves and change the future. Every March, Women’s History is remembered throughout the world. We are commemorating 2019 with...Girl Child of India
What is it like being a girl in India?
Girls make up just over 48% of the over 1.2 billion people living in the sub-continent. Their family size, income, social class, religion and where they live has everything to do with shaping each girl’s’ existence.
This exhibition is comprised of artworks, photographs, and poetry by and about girls in India. These objects include works by artist Anjali Sinha, drawings and poems by Apne Aap girls, and other photographs, paintings, and artistic activities. Together, they provide a window into the general thoughts and spaces girls of India inhabit. Journey with us to uncover their stories.
Power of She
The Power of She brings female deities from around the world into the limelight, focusing as much as possible on those that are lesser known in regions around the world. Discover the incredibly diverse heritage of female deities and how their mythologies have shaped girlhood around the world.
Better Together: Girl Groups
Better Together: Girl Groups explores the history, spread and purpose of female-only youth groups around the world. How and why did they begin? What activities do they do? What is their purpose in the 21st century? Through first-hand accounts, material culture, academic literature and case studies, we discover the importance of these organisations within select societies worldwide.