Hundred Heroines is a unique contemporary museum and gallery dedicated to women in photography. We also have a comprehensive catalogue of online material, freely accessible.
Recent years have witnessed a revival in textile and fibre-based arts and many of the Heroines use textiles in their work. Supported by The Ampersand Foundation, the Feminist Project for Rural Arts puts a contemporary spin on the local textile heritage.
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We run a varied programme for young people, mainly young women. We offer a mixture of one-off projects (particularly during the school holidays), ongoing artistic initiatives, volunteering opportunities, collaboration with schools as well as a suite of online resources that can be used remotely.
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From Adèle to Zaida, from the 1800s to the 2020s, Six Degrees of Separation brings together prints and ephemera in the Collection that are all connected in some way. Find out how Dorothy Wilding is connected to the Gloucestershire SCOBY via the Feminist Avant Garde, Thérèse Bonney and Strachan. Come and find your own connections …
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