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May Stevens, Ardent Feminist and Founding Guerrilla Girls Member, Insisted that All Painting is Political

A colorful mural depicting a group of people interacting, reminiscent of May Stevens style. Some are standing, others seated, with a child on a tricycle. The background features abstract shapes, text, and an American flag motif. The scene conveys a sense of community and feminist togetherness.
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Art in America spotlights MassArt alumna May Stevens, who used her artwork as a form of activism.

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