“If you look at our posters you’ll rarely see a person’s name on it because we decided that modern art had been done all wrong by men. It was based on egotism and the cult of the individual – the ‘great men of art’ syndrome. So we decided to throw all that out, and art now had to be a collective experience. So every poster that we created had to be done by committee. Every one.”
— Estelle Carol looking back on the Chicago Women’s Graphics Collective (via)