Ally Capellino Guerrilla Girls black tote bag

As we celebrate 16 years of collaboration, this Tate and Ally Capellino black tote bag uses recycled ripstop fabric to amplify an important message from art activist collective Guerrilla Girls. Designed with inclusion at heart, this classic tote will be your new go-to grab bag.

Featuring words from Guerrilla Girls' You’re Seeing Less Than Half The Picture, 1989 printed in white on the utilitarian design Ally Capellino + Tate is renowned for, a portion of each sale goes to Guerrilla Girls to help their fight against sexism and racism in the art world.

With a zip closure, a front zip pocket and a practical inside pocket, it’s spacious and durable, with webbing handles that can be worn over the shoulder or carried in your hand. An AC | Tate logo features at the top of the bag, celebrating the collaboration.

The artwork used here originally featured on a poster created by Guerrilla Girls in 1989. Most of the poster is intentionally left blank, with a narrow strip on the right side and the bottom edge captioned with the words ‘You’re seeing less than half the picture without the vision of women artists and artists of colour’. An enduring message, the Guerrilla Girls’ campaign for inclusion continues today.

Ally Capellino has collaborated with Tate since 2006 to produce a collection of artist accessories that appeal to artists and makers of all disciplines and aesthetic leanings. Each piece in the collection reflects the minimal and utilitarian design that the label is renowned for, encompassing quality and practicality into timeless styles.

• Dimensions H 39 x W 41 cm, full handle length – 58 cm
• Material Recycled Nylon
• Designer Ally Capellino