It is housed at the California State University at Sonoma. It has a distinct scholarly flavor and contains a wealth of research materials and images. Most of the top menu layers are text based, although there are a few images. Links are embedded in the text and lead the user to more images and further information. The first screen explains the holdings of the collection and the access policy.
Subsequent layers give statistics on women artists by century and period.
A user can click the relevant century or period and a list of artists active at the time will appear. Unfortunately, the names on these lists are not linked to biographies of the artists, images of their artworks or other sites that might contain information about the artist. The current incarnation is an excellent start, though, and the implication is that some information about each artist can be found in the physical archive itself. This section gives statistics, as well as some information on bias in the art field. There is no explanation of the Guerilla Girls, or their qualifications, for browsers and patrons not in the field.