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Women-only art exhibition at Edinburgh Art FestivalArticle here. Excerpt: 'At the exhibition, only work by women artists is displayed - and for the first month, only women were allowed in. The organisers are now letting men in - but for most of the month of August they were turned away. Sarah Wilson said: "It's kind of an experiment - it's a two-month exhibition and the first month has been solely for women - men are not allowed in. "I don't have a police badge that means I can throw them out on the street but I wanted to create a space where women can work together with other women."'
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London art exhibit will feature men-only month
Exhibits unique to the male experience. Men only for the first month. Why's everybody getting sooo upset about a little old thing like that? I mean, aren't there still plenty of female-only places these days still?