Poltergeist, Farah Al Qasimi’s new exhibition at C/O Berlin, explores domesticity, materiality, and consumerism....
Our vision is for women in photography to be recognised and celebrated for their work and to that end we want to acquire an English Heritage Blue Plaque for Gloucester born photographer Dorothy Wilding....
Valérie Belin’s fifth solo show at the Edwynn Houk Gallery in New York explores themes of artifice, reality, and identity....
The artist's first show in Paris, I Have Arisen...Part 2 is the continuation of Zohra Opoku's acclaimed series The Myths of Eternal Life....
Hanna Hildebrand is an artist working in film, photography and performance whose work engages with ideas of narrative, imagination and more recently dystopia....
Laura El-Tantawy's latest book, Pang’Ono Pang’Ono, amplifies the story of a group of Malawian women in their daily struggle to access clean water....
A round-up of six brilliant exhibitions to keep an eye on during April 2023, featuring work by leading women in photography....
29 & 30.04.23 Don't know where to start taking portraits? Then join our workshop hosted by Photographer Vanessa Carvalho....
Conceived in collaboration with the artist, VALIE EXPORT - The Photographs is the first exhibition to date focusing on VALIE's photography....
In our interview with Cristina de Middel, we discuss her artistic practice and how she perceives the role of photography in the modern world....
One of America’s foremost street photographers, Helen Levitt captured the energy of the streets of Spanish Harlem, Brooklyn and the Bronx through her candid, quirkily framed shots of children at play.
Artists like Lady Leshurr and Nadia Rose have both been a major part of the UK grime scene for years. But when it comes to chart success, they still haven’t matched male artists like Wiley or Stormzy. Women who work in grime – whether as MCs, DJs or producers – will be discussing their talents tonight as part of an event to mark International Women’s Day.
Open for the last few weeks, Karen Knorr FRPS presents new work from India and Japan for the first time in the UK, in the museum dedicated to photography and its invention by Fox Talbot.
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