In art history, female pop artists have long been overlooked, neglected or forgotten. Names such as Dorothy Iannone, Kiki Kogelnik and Evelyne Axell did not initially reach a wider audience, although, like many other artists of their kind, they not only enriched the pop art movement but also played a decisive role in shaping it. Soft, flexible materials such as plastics, fresh, vivid colours and everyday consumer culture all inspired a brand of pop art that is colourful, humorous, political, challenging and transgresses boundaries. Amazons of Pop! invites visitors to delve into the world of pop and a period of awakening: the 1960s and the beginning of the 1970s.