In our interview with Cristina de Middel, we discuss her artistic practice and how she perceives the role of photography in the modern world....
In our interview with Cristina de Middel, we discuss her artistic practice and how she perceives the role of photography in the modern world....
Book signing and readings by Alison Child from her acclaimed biography Tell Me I'm Forgiven: The Story of Forgotten Stars Gwen Farrar and Norah Blane...
The legendary photographer Dorothy Bohm, recognised for her insightful street photography and portraiture, has died at the age of 98....
A round-up of six brilliant exhibitions to keep an eye on during March 2023, featuring work by leading women in photography....
Frances Benjamin Johnston is recognised as one of the first women of American photography and one of its first LGBT+ practitioners....
La MEP are presenting the first French retrospective of acclaimed photographer Zanele Muholi's work celebrating the Black LGBTQIA+ community....
Dorothy's Coming Home! New exhibition featuring the work of Dorothy Wilding - Gloucester's pioneering photographer...
Legendary photographer and Heroine Jillian Edelstein’s award-winning documentary film The Water Rats started as a personal project during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020....
Opening party for new exhibition featuring the work of Dorothy Wilding - Gloucester's pioneering photographer...
Collage showcases the work of sixty-four women in photography, all of whom have been shortlisted or nominated for the Prix Pictet award.
The legendary photographer Marilyn Stafford, recognised for her portraiture and street photography, has died at the age of 97.
Photography competition to see your work featured in the Eastgate Centre and be in with a chance to win a prize!
To coincide with the arrival of the Knife Angel – the National Monument for Serious Violence – we have acquired a Knife Rose, thanks to the support of the Stronger, Safer Gloucester Partnership
Body Politics traces Carolee Schneemann’s transgressive, interdisciplinary artistic expression over six decades.
Penny Slinger’s ever-evolving oeuvre encompasses Surrealism, feminism, and eroticism (to name a few) through the mediums of collage, fashion, film, prose and poetry, and sculpture.
Margarethe (Margaret) Gross was born in 1902 into a Jewish family in Dzieditz, near Cracow, in what was then Austria (now Poland). Her liberal upbringing led her to studying photography at the Institute of Graphic Arts and Research in Vienna, followed by apprenticeships in some of the leading Viennese studios of the 1920s including the prestigious Studio d’Ora, where she worked in the New Photography style, advertising, and fashion.
In One Work: The Oval Court, Marina Warner examines the iconic work by leading feminist artist Helen Chadwick.
Liselotte studied painting and graphic design at her local art academy – Badische Landeskunstschule, Karlsruhe (BLK) – and took up the then–new course in advertising photography at the School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart.
Shyama Laxman reflects on South Asian identity in relation to Arpita Shah’s ongoing portraiture series, Modern Muse.
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