Open Call

Calling all young photographers and poets. enter the Shirley Baker open call and see your work exhibited in Museum in the Park.

Current Exhibition: Based on a True Story

Based on a True Story uses photography to offer a glimpse into life in conflict zones from three Iranian and Afghan women photographers who draw inspiration from their personal experiences.

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We’re now on Bluesky!

And we’re loving it!  Come and find us via the link below and let us know you’re there so we can follow you back.

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Celebrating Women in Photography Today – Together

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.

Latest Posts

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20th January 2025

Shirley Baker

Shirley Baker (9th July 1932 - 21st September 2014) - pioneering street photographer of post-war Britain.
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15th January 2025

Exhibitions to see in 2025

A round-up of exhibitions around the globe to see in 2025.  Our micro-volunteers have been busy surfing the net for exhibitions from women photographers (and sometimes non-photographic exhibitions that look interesting!).
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11th January 2025

We Cry in Silence

Smita Sharma's book "We Cry in Silence" investigates the widespread issue of trafficking minors for sex between Bangladesh, Nepal and India.
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7th January 2025

Eve Arnold

Photographer who rebelled against the homogeneous narrative with which women were typically represented in the public eye.
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7th January 2025

Jane Louise Van Der Zee Toussaint Welcome

Jane 'Jennie' Louise Van Der Zee toussaint Welcome was one of the only Black Women filmmakers during the silent movie era.
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31st December 2024

7 Historical Heroines born in January

Seven pioneering women in photography to celebrate in January - from Dorothy Wilding and Evelyn Hofer, to Lucia Moholy and Yva.

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