"Revolutionary Women in Music: Left of Center" is the latest exhibit opened at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Premiered on Thursday, March 7, the exhibit is dedicated to pioneering female artists from the mid-70s to the present days and features memorabilia, instruments, clothing and other artifacts from Patti Smith, Bjork, Beyonce, Destiny's Child, Lady Gaga, Hayley Williams of Paramore Janelle Monae, Lzzy Hale, Joan Jett, the Runaways, Meg White of the White Stripes and many more. "Revolutionary Women" also features three video sections documenting the artists saluted in the exhibit. The Go-Go's Jane Wiedlin a 2018 Rock Hall inductee Garbage's Shirley Manson, Lisa Loeb and guitarist Malina Moye appeared at the opening and dedication of the exhibit. Suzanne Vega, whose 1986 single provided "Revolutionary Women's" subtitle, was on hand the day before to view it. Moye opened the exhibit with a rendition of her
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"Revolutionary Women in Music: Left of Center" is the latest exhibit opened at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Premiered on Thursday, March 7, the exhibit is dedicated to pioneering female artists from the mid-70s to the present days and features memorabilia, instruments, clothing and other artifacts from Patti Smith, Bjork, Beyonce, Destiny's Child, Lady Gaga, Hayley Williams of Paramore Janelle Monae, Lzzy Hale, Joan Jett, the Runaways, Meg White of the White Stripes and many more. "Revolutionary Women" also features three video sections documenting the artists saluted in the exhibit. The Go-Go's Jane Wiedlin a 2018 Rock Hall inductee Garbage's Shirley Manson, Lisa Loeb and guitarist Malina Moye appeared at the opening and dedication of the exhibit. Suzanne Vega, whose 1986 single provided "Revolutionary Women's" subtitle, was on hand the day before to view it. Moye opened the exhibit with a rendition of her
"Revolutionary Women in Music: Left of Center" is the latest exhibit opened at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Premiered on Thursday, March 7, the exhibit is dedicated to pioneering female artists from the mid-70s to the present days and features memorabilia, instruments, clothing and other artifacts from Patti Smith, Bjork, Beyonce, Destiny's Child, Lady Gaga, Hayley Williams of Paramore Janelle Monae, Lzzy Hale, Joan Jett, the Runaways, Meg White of the White Stripes and many more. "Revolutionary Women" also features three video sections documenting the artists saluted in the exhibit. The Go-Go's Jane Wiedlin a 2018 Rock Hall inductee Garbage's Shirley Manson, Lisa Loeb and guitarist Malina Moye appeared at the opening and dedication of the exhibit. Suzanne Vega, whose 1986 single provided "Revolutionary Women's" subtitle, was on hand the day before to view it. Moye opened the exhibit with a rendition of her