Standing up to #ArtWorldSexism on International Women's Day - we did it!

100 artists. 100 balloons. We came, we saw, we stood up for gender equality!

This International Women's Day marks the culmination of our campaign to stand up to #ArtWorldSexism.

And we celebrated it in style by standing up to art world sexism outside the National Gallery (where only 20 of the 2,300 artworks are by women), with 100 Artfinder artists - and 52 red and 48 blue balloons to represent the gender split on our brilliantly equal marketplace.

What's more, our entire community of 10,000 artists all over the world have got involved too - making art around what gender equality means to them.

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Artfinder artists Anita Ives, Sarah Morrison, Gisella Stapleton and Lou Hamilton
Artfinder artists Anita Ives, Sarah Morrison, Gisella Stapleton and Lou Hamilton

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Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery
Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery

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Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery
Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery

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Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery
Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery

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Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery
Artfinder artists outside the National Gallery

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Artfinder artist Henry Jones
Artfinder artist Henry Jones

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Artfinder artist Anita Ives
Artfinder artist Anita Ives

Want to take action? It's not too late to sign our Equality Pledge.


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