Fake Picasso Paintings Displayed in Women-Only Exhibition

A controversy erupted when an Australian art gallery displayed artworks purported to be by Picasso exclusively to women, leading to a gender discrimination lawsuit. The curator, Kirsha Kaechele, admitted this week that she had actually painted the pieces herself, which had been showcased for over three years. The exhibit, including fake paintings, was part of a women-only area at Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) to emphasize women's historical exclusion from male-dominated spaces. Despite legal battles and attempts to exclude men from viewing the artworks, the truth about their origins surfaced, revealing a unique approach to challenging gender norms in the art world.