1. Global Feminisms
Through July 1
Women from across the globe—like Regina José Galindo, whose video installation depicts her bloody-footed trek through Guatemala in remembrance of murdered women—have their artistic say.
2. Pharaohs, Queens, and Goddesses
Through September 16
Works from the museum’s world-class Egyptian collection, viewed through a feminist filter: Catch a rare glimpse of the female king Hatshepsut not in her customary king drag but in the pharaoh’s crown and a dress.
3. An Art of Our Own: Women Ceramicists from the Permanent Collection
Open-ended run
Beautiful work in a field in which women broke the glass ceiling earlier than most. Worth seeking out: Beatrice Wood’s sparkly earthenware chalice and Maija Grotell’s modernist, undulating vase.