Women refugee photographers are put back in the frame in Four Corners’ exhibition. Kirtey Verma goes behind the scenes of the recently reopened Another Eye with Four Corners’ Carla Mitchell and co-curator Katy Barron
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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.
In un mondo che sembra avere un gran bisogno di eroi (ed è profondamente dominato dagli uomini), chi è la tua eroina? La donna che più ti ha ispirato, stimolato, incoraggiato, difeso, sfidato? In questo nessuna spodesterà mai mia nonna. Ammetto però che il 2018, celebrato come l’anno delle donne, ha arricchito la mia personale classifica di signore emancipate che mandano in frantumi il cliché del sesso debole.
To mark the new Hundred Heroines campaign launched by the Royal Photographic Society we’ve met with Rut Blees Luxemburg and Del Barrett to discuss matters of women’s representation in photography. Thank you so much for joining us!
Photography has often been a male-dominated profession, with many female photographers not given due credit for their work. However, there are a number of female digital photographers whose work range from photojournalism to personal portraits and points in between who continually do amazing work, shining a light on their culture as they see it.
Photography is still male dominated – but, 100 years after British women first voted in a general election, the UK’s Royal Photographic Society has compiled a list of 100 inspirational female image-makers
Pictures of smuggled elephants’ feet and a gay “cure” clinic are among the works by photographers on the Royal Photographic Society’s A Hundred Heroines list. The RPS today announced the 100 women chosen in a campaign honouring contemporary female photographers around the world.
Following a campaign by the Royal Photographic Society to highlight modern female photographers in a male-dominated profession, a list of a Hundred Heroines was announced on 14 December, 100 years since British women first voted in a general election.
The Royal Photographic Society has just announced their list of Hundred Heroines, women from across the world whose work is transforming photography today. These female photographers, who were nominated online (anyone was allowed to make a nomination), have inspired and challenged others, highlighted particular issues or shown bravery or courage through their image-making. The final list has been whittled down from some 1,300 nominations from members of the public.
Del Barrett ARPS and Jillian Edelstein HonFRPS were on Radio 4’s ‘The Today Show’ to discuss Hundred Heroines