This is an image of a text-based artwork that compares the representation of women in different professions, with a focus on the arts. The top of the poster reads, "BUS COMPANIES ARE MORE ENLIGHTENED THAN NYC ART GALLERIES," in large, bold, uppercase letters. Below this statement, there is a list ranking the percentage of women in various jobs, such as bus drivers, salespersons, managers, mail carriers, artists represented by 33 major NYC art galleries, truck drivers, and welders. The percentages range from 49.2% for bus drivers to 4.8% for welders, with female artists represented by major NYC art galleries listed at 16%. The statistics are sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the "Art in America Annual." The text mentions the Guerrilla Girls group, known for feminist advocacy in the art world, with a mailing address provided at the bottom. The overall tone is assertive and critical, highlighting the gender representation disparity in the art industry compared to other fields.