By Ségolène Pruvot Female trouble is the beginning of the title of an exhibition staged this summer at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich. Such a statement written in large font on top of the ticket desks of a large contemporary art museum immediately raises many questions in the mind of the traveller, maybe even more so if the traveller is a feminist herself: Are females trouble? And if so – who are they trouble for? Are they trouble for men or for themselves? Or analysed differently, the title can have another meaning: Are women troubled? And if yes, what is causing them trouble? Are they more troubled than men or are they simply troubled in another way?