“The Ladies Lounge will become a toilet, a church and a school,” she told local newspaper the Mercury. The Ladies Lounge in the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, Tasmania.

The original “Ladies Lounge” setup has been closed ever since. Instagram / @kirshakaechele A formal complaint was filed against MONA after a man was denied entry to the show.

The Ladies Lounge — plush green curtains, lavish surroundings, original works by Picasso and Sidney Nolan — is an installation by the American artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele.

The Ladies Lounge was closed in April after NSW man Jason Lau complained to the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal that he had been discriminated against.

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Kirsha Kaechele, curator of a ladies' lounge at Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art, back center, and supporters dance outside the Supreme Court of Tasmania in Hobart, Australia, Friday, Sept. 27 ...

The Ladies’ Lounge, led by Katanya Foust, who has a doctorate in education and has served as the director of FSU's Female Matriculation Institute since August, said the program has served more ...

One of the viral sensations of 2024 has been Ladies Lounge, an installation by artist Kirsha Kaechele at Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art, which excluded men as a statement about sexism.