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Jameel Prize 2024 Moving Images

Congratulations to Khandakar Ohida winner of the 7th edition of the Jameel Prize for moving images and digital media inspired by Islamic culture and ideas....

Adèle Perlmutter-Heilperin

Adele Perlmutter-Heilperin was a photographer working in Vienna in the late 1800s. She produced an impressive portfolio of the Viennese elite....

Saturday 14th December - December's Art Chat looks at our display of objects and books about how art can be used as a weapon against male violence. It will be a very informal conversation over coffee exploring how different artists...

Create with Applique, Plant Based Leather

WORKSHOP: Join artist Katie Taylor in this innovative workshop where you’ll explore the creative potential of appliqué using dried SCOBY leather....

16 Days of Activism 2024

16 days of activism against gender-based violence....

16 Days of Activism Book List 2024

A book recommendation a day for the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. Lobby your library to stock these books....

Greetings From Australia

Volunteer Paula Vellet has been visiting Australia and sending us her recommendations and reflections about all things women in photography....

Amelia Elizabeth Guppy

Born 21st November 1808. Amelia Elizabeth Guppy was a pioneering photographer often remembered for her adventurous spirit and passion for studying orchids....

Gohar Dashti

Gohar Dashti is an Iranian artist known for her series of staged photographs that explore themes of history, memory, and social commentary....

Fatimah Hossaini

Fatimah Hossaini is an Afghan photographer who uses her camera to document the lives of women and girls in her country....

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Dara Birnbaum

Ruth Miller introduces us to Dara Birnbaum...

Becky Handley19th February 2021

Take Me to New Orleans_ Gabrielle Kynoch. Anemoia_ Open Call

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Anemoia: Take Me to New Orleans

As part of our Anemoia Open Call, a submission from Gabrielle Kynoch wishes to be apart of 1920's New Orlean's in "Take Me to New Orleans"

Gabby Kynoch19th February 2021

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Anemoia: Time Travel

As part of our Anemoia Open Call, a submission from Vanessa Ansa explores not the past but the future in "Time Travel"

Del Barrett19th February 2021

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Anemoia: A Letter to My Mother

As part of our Anemoia Open Call, a submission from Shyama Laxman explores 70's and 80's India in "A Letter to My Mother"

Gabby Kynoch19th February 2021

Interview image: From the exhibition A Pciture of Health, Heather Agyepong is dressed in a white dress holding hands with someone behind the camera, the image is sepia toned.

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Here. I. Am.

Hundred Heroines (virtually) sits down with mix-media artist Heather Agyepong to discuss her photographs, agency and mental health

Gabby Kynoch18th February 2021

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The Art of Trees

Featuring 14 global artists, including Yan Wang Preston, The Art of Trees explores themes of restoration and destruction

Gabby Kynoch16th February 2021

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Autoritratto

Luisa Lambri is known for her delicate studies of architecture, her first large-scale solo exhibition, Autoritratto shows almost two decades of her work

Gabby Kynoch15th February 2021

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FORMAT21

FORMAT festival is back for another year featuring virtual galleries and talks from Heroines.

Gabby Kynoch12th February 2021

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When We Gather

María Magdalena Campos-Pons's When We Gather pays homage to women who have been instrumental in bringing about change in the United States

Gabby Kynoch11th February 2021

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A Picture of Health

A Picture of Health explores the roles of the hidden self, trauma, environment and care, within the wider narratives of health and wellbeing, with work by Anna Fox and Heather Agyepong.

Gabby Kynoch10th February 2021