Francois, Lockdown in Times of the Corona Virus, 2020 is the surprising, colourful and absurdist series of photographs that Jodi Bieber took of her husband at their Johannesburg apartment in a variety of costumes in the first months of the pandemic.
Calling from her home in Manila, Hannah tells Hundred Heroines’ Enez Nathié about her pathway into photography and how she has found her voice as a storyteller
Gabrielle Kynoch reviews the 2021 Oscar-winning and BAFTA-winning film, Promising Young Woman, in the lens of #MeToo and social expectations
In the history of the Oscars only 5 women are ever to be nominated for Best Director, so Paula Vellet asks where are the women
Oscar and Bafta winner for Best Documentary about one animal’s influence on a man
Spend a day with one half of filmmaker duo, Karni and Saul, exploring how creativity can grow under lockdown and the opportunities it can bring
Featuring heroines Carrie Mae Weems and Lorna Simpson, the new exhibition takes a critical look at how records can confirm, contest, or hide the truth
Pixy Liao questions the gender norms within relationships and strives to subvert the narrative
Hundred Heroines reviews Art For The Ladylike: An Autobiography through Other Lives. In Art For The Ladylike (2021), Whitney Otto merges biography and memoir to generate a poetic and contemplative account of the women artists who have influenced her. Whitney has written five other books, including The New York Times best-seller How to Make an American Quilt (1991).
Contemporary Heroines María Magdalena Campos-Pons and Lorna Simpson appear in new group exhibition in Louisville, Kentucky
