•Your art must shout loudly about the misogyny, racism, classism, able-bodieism, heterosexism, cis-sexism and ageism you and your sisters have been forced to endure

 •Use your art to call out and challenge the sexist hatred of the patriarchal status quo

•Allow your words and your art to be uncensored expressions of your experiences, without fear of being silenced by the art world boy’s club

•Support your sisters and have empathy with their work - allow it to begin dialogue among yourself and your peers

 •Proudly lay claim to your talent and your craftsmanship - do not accept the sexist shaming of a culture that insists your work is somehow substandard or uninspired compared to that of male peers

•  Share what you have - materials, intellect, experience, workspaces - with other sisters less privileged than you, so that we can create a peaceful culture of friendship and sisterhood in the face of a greedy heterosexist capitalist patriarchy

•Reject the inherent sexualisation of the female body - redefine what it means to live inside your female flesh

•Unite in the face of hatred and believe in your power to cause change