Inside MONA: The Art Museum That Got Sued for Saying “No Men Allowed”

This week on Framed, Steph takes us inside Tasmania’s wildest art museum — MONA — and the legal storm surrounding its now-infamous Ladies Lounge. From butlers and Picassos to lawsuits and toilet exhibitions, we unravel how one feminist art piece led to a Supreme Court battle over gender, access, and the meaning of art itself.

Also: museum witches, Dark Mofo chaos, fake Picassos, and why you probably don’t want your blood featured in a gallery.

🎨 For fans of art history, creative controversy, and deeply unserious performance politics.

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