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Poulomi Basu

New exhibition at the Side Gallery, Newcastle

A transmedia artist, activist, and one of the leading women in photography, Poulomi Basu harnesses the power of visual storytelling to highlight overlooked narratives and advocate for the fundamental rights of women and girls.

Hannah Höch

The Collection

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Poster from 2010 Berlin Exhibition depicting Hannah Höch, Cut with the Kitchen Knife Dada Through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch of Germany, collage, mixed media, 1919–1920 (Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen, Berlin)

Women In STEAM

Photography talk with Mónica Alcázar Duarte & Wendy McMurdo

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For EXPOSURE 2022 , we are highlighting the women photographers who have given exposure to the women scientists of the 20th Century and 21st Century, proving that STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) has always been a field for women.

Lucia Moholy

Czech-German Photographer (1894–1989)

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Lucia Moholy’s iconic photographs document the architecture, products and influential people of the Bauhaus, the German school of architecture, design and applied arts.

Sarah Moon

Solo exhibition at Fotografiska New York

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Among the leading women in photography today, Sarah Moon is widely renowned for creating dreamlike images rich with intertextuality. Curated by the artist for Fotografiska New York, At the still point showcases a selection of photographs, films and books produced over the last thirty years of Sarah’s career.

Muses, Models & Power

Robert Taylor in conversation with photographer Anna Fox

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The two photographers will talk about Anna Fox’s exhibition Pictures of Linda, exploring the nature of Anna’s collaboration with Linda, contemporary ideas of the muse, and the broader issue of building ongoing creative relationships with particular human subjects.

Celebrating Women in Photography Today – Together

Bootcamp22: Photography & Protest

Returning in January 2022, register to our two week programme of workshops, community discussions and creative tasks. Focussing on how Heroines use visual art as a medium for political expression.

Glostorama!

Hundred Heroines HQ has moved to Gloucester and to celebrate, we want to enlist your help to create a photographic archive for the future, an archive that showcases Gloucester in the 2020s.

Women in STEAM: Photographer Talk

As part of EXPOSURE 2022, we welcome Mónica Alcázar Duarte & Wendy McMurdo to discuss how they document and utilise science and technology within their practices. Register for free today!

Better than Netflix: An overdue voyage of discovery for any art photography aficionado. (ArtMag, Deutsche Bank)

The Heroines

We champion women-told stories within visual arts and our Heroines are at the heart of our organisation. Explore the 200 leading names in photography and be inspired.

Image: Mirror from Kikau Street © Mohini Chandra

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Explore our online archives and research resources to find out more about the pioneers of photography. As part of our mission, we celebrate the women photographers who came before.

Image: Courtesy of Jean Bubley and the Esther Bubley Archive.

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Latest News

13th January 2022

Poulomi Basu welcomes her first major solo exhibition

Showing work from three series, Poulomi Basu brings her new exhibition to Side Gallery, Newcastle, on view until February 6, 2022

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12th January 2022

Women In STEAM: Photography talk with Mónica Alcázar Duarte & Wendy McMurdo

Online event with contemporary photographers Mónica Alcázar Duarte & Wendy McMurdo as part of EXPOSURE Photography Festival

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10th January 2022

Sarah Moon’s dreamlike images come to New York

Sarah Moon curates her solo exhibition, At The Still Point, at Fotografiska New York, on view until Feb 3, 2022.

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Zineb Sedira, “Standing Here Wondering Which Way to Go”, 2019 (Detail of the installation “Way of Life”). © Zineb Sedira/ ADAGP, Paris, 2019. Courtesy of galleries kamel mennour, Paris/London and The Third Line, Dubaï

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6th January 2022

Last Chance to See – Voice-Over: Zineb Sedira

Contemporary Heroine Zineb Sedira’s solo show, at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona, comes to a close this January 30, 2022

Gabby Kynoch

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4th January 2022

Marta Hoepffner

Marta Hoepffner (1912–2000) was a German experimental artist and abstract photographer. She was a pioneer of photomontage and the photogram in the 1930s and the kinetic art movement in the…

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24th December 2021

Last Chance to See – Carrie Mae Weem’s ‘The Shape of Things’

Contemporary Heroines Carrie Mae Weems brings her largest exhibition in 10 years to New York, on view until Dec 31, 2021

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