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An art protest drawing attention to gendered violence in Australia is set to take place in Melbourne on Friday night. 

Kirsha Kaechele’s Ladies Lounge at the MONA is set to make an epic return, after the Tasmanian Supreme Court overturned a ruling that closed the women-only artspace for discriminating against men.

A legal dispute between MONA artist Kirsha Kaechele and a man named Jason has made its way to the Supreme Court, in an appeal to reopen the Ladies Lounge.

The Victorian State Government has announced $1.2 million in funding public artworks to be created that commemorates Victorian women. 

There has been another twist in the MONA’s Ladies Lounge saga, a move we should have seen coming from conceptual artist and accidental feminist activist, Kirsha Kaechele.

There are still so many taboos surrounding the female body. It’s time that we tackle women’s reproductive health as a whole – including fertility, pregnancy, birth and postpartum.

A new portrait of Kate Middleton has riled up some Royal fans, after it was described as “horrible”, “laughable”, “awful” and “chaotic”. 

The Ladies Lounge at the MONA will likely close after a tribunal hearing found the women-only space discriminated against a man who was refused entry.

Tasmania’s MONA has entered a legal battle against a male patron who said his denied entry into the Ladies Lounge constitutes discrimination.

Marikit Santiago has been awarded the 2024 La Prairie Art Award for her paintings A Seat at the Table (Magulang) and A Seat at the Table (Kapatid).

A new statute of a woman has been temporarily erected in the Finnish capital to promote self-acceptance and celebrate diverse female bodies.

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