Argentina
Cuadrilla Feminista is an editorial and artistic collective formed by illustrators and graphic workers from Rosario. It emerged from a critical examination of mainstream representations of "woman," aiming to deconstruct and reimagine them through impactful graphics that promote awareness and social change.
The collective consists of 17 illustrators from Rosario and the workers of Taller Gráfico Capitana. Rooted in Rosario's feminist identity, the project integrates graphics with activism, emphasizing local production and a diverse range of expressions.
Cuadrilla Feminista has exhibited widely, including at Centro Cultural Néstor Kirchner, the Provincial Historical Museum of Rosario, the Museum of Memory, and various public universities across Argentina. They have independently published 4 works, maintain diverse online publications, and actively engage in feminist street protests. Their participatory actions often feature live printing of original designs tailored to each occasion, and they contribute to public discussions through collective presentations of their work.
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