Created on 2024-11-28

This is an image of a poster with a pink background. At the top, in a black banner with white text, it says, "'What I want for Mother's Day.'" Below that is a large outline of a heart in black, and inside the heart is text in black font that reads, "I don't want candy. I don't want flowers. I want a lease and keys." This suggests a desire for stable housing over traditional gifts. At the bottom of the image, in smaller black text, it is noted that the quote comes from a "resident of N.Y.C. women's shelter in collaboration with" and then it lists two groups: 1. Guerrilla Girls 2. Artist & Homeless Collaborative The name "Guerrilla Girls" is accompanied by an icon that appears to represent a house with a doorway and a pitched roof, possibly symbolizing the concept of home or shelter. The overall design of the poster is simple, emphasizing the message of housing needs over more ephemeral gifts for Mother's Day.

Created on 2024-11-28

The image is a poster with the title "What I want for Mother's Day:". Inside a large heart shape, the text reads "I don't want candy. I don't want flowers. I want a lease and keys." This message is attributed to a "Resident of N.Y.C. Women's Shelter" who collaborated with the Guerrilla Girls and the Artist & Homeless Collaborative to create the poster.

Created on 2024-11-25

The image is a poster that reads, "What I want for Mother's Day:" in large pink text at the top. Below this, there is a large pink heart with a quote inside it that says, "'I don't want candy. I don't want flowers. I want a lease and keys.'" The quote is written in smaller pink text. At the bottom of the poster, there are two logos. The first logo is for Guerrilla Girls, which is a group of female artists who use humor and irony to challenge sexism and racism in the art world. The second logo is for the Artist & Homeless Collaborative, which is an organization that provides support and resources to homeless artists. Overall, the poster is a powerful statement about the importance of addressing the needs of homeless women, particularly those who are mothers. It highlights the fact that many homeless women are not asking for material gifts, but rather for basic necessities like a place to call home. The use of a heart and a quote from a homeless woman adds an emotional and personal touch to the poster, making it more relatable and impactful.