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GIRLS

On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between

Elisa De Wyngaert Claire Marie Healy Wim Mertens Alex Quincho

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English
Miscellaneous
01 February 2026
GIRLS explores the beauty and complexity of girlhood and the emotional journey to adulthood. How is 'being a girl' portrayed? How is it remembered? And how does 'the girl' influence visual culture and fashion? Central themes are daughters, sisters, and friendship, along with experiences of boredom, rebellion, and growing up.

Featuring work by various artists from different fields, including Veronique Branquinho, Louise Bourgeois, Sofia Coppola, Jenny Fax, Roni Horn, Jas Knight, Alice Neel, Meret Oppenheim, Frida Orupabo, and Simone Rocha.

Text contributions by Elisa De Wyngaert (curator at MoMu Antwerp), Claire Marie Healy, Wim Mertens (curator at MoMu Antwerp), Morna Laing, Alex Quicho and others. Interviews with Nancy Steiner (costume designer for Sofia Coppola's films), Leticia Valverdes, Lauren Greenfield...

Published on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition at MoMu - ModeMuseum Antwerp, from 27 September 2025 to 1 February 2026.
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Imprint:   Miscellaneous
Country of Publication:   Belgium
Dimensions:   Height: 260mm,  Width: 210mm, 
Weight:   780g
ISBN:   9789493416161
ISBN 10:   949341616X
Pages:   192
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Address book
Publisher's Status:   Active

With text contributions by, among others, Elisa De Wyngaert (curator of MoMu Antwerp), Claire Marie Healy, Wim Mertens (conservator of MoMu Antwerp) and Alex Quincho. Interviews with Jenny Fax, Chopova Lowena, Nancy Steiner (costume designer for Sofia Coppola films), Miuccia Prada (tbc), Lotta Volkova (stylist for Miu Miu), etc.

Reviews for GIRLS: On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between

""....features a broad collection of works by various artists (from Louise Bourgeois, to Chopova Lowena, to Meret Oppenheim, Harley Weir, Tina Barney, and many more) investigating the world of girls, challenging the rigid conception that Western art has long imposed on them....""-- ""Exhibition review, Vogue"" ""...frames girlhood as both archetype and subversion....brilliant...""--Sofia De La Cruz ""Exhibition review, Wallpaper Magazine"" ""...reclaims the word from nullifying cliché, framing adolescence not just as a catalogue of struggles, but as a crucible of strength, self-invention and agency....Girls offers a reminder to all of us - even as grown women - of the importance of reaching inward to touch again the wonder and intensity of girlhood.""--Madeleine Rothery ""Exhibition review, AnOther Magazine""


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