Picasso Works Relocated to Women's Restroom Following Gender Discrimination Ruling

Tasmania's MONA museum moves paintings after court mandates gender-inclusive access to 'Ladies Lounge' exhibit.

The 'Ladies Lounge' exhibit, featuring works by Picasso, was originally exclusive to women.
A male visitor's discrimination complaint led to the exhibit's closure and subsequent court ruling.
Artist Kirsha Kaechele relocated the artworks to a women's restroom as a form of protest.
The museum plans to appeal the decision and explore legal loopholes for reopening the exhibit.
The 'Ladies Lounge' was inspired by historical gender exclusions in social spaces.