The Women's Collective Behind 16 Years of Feminist Posters

When the See Red Women’s Workshop was first conceived of in 1973, co-founded by three former art students who met after an advert was printed in radical feminist magazine Red Rag, the full extent of its potential power could scarcely be understood. “At the first meeting were a photographer, an illustrator, a cartoonist, graphic designers, artists and a filmmaker,” the collective writes in See Red Women’s Workshop, a new Four Corners Books-published…