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Discussion PreHH Sunday 30th Talks zKCAW-2019

Jannica Honey: When the blackbird sings

In 2016 I felt compelled to reaffirm my own ‘feminine voice’ in the face of all the personal challenges and male-dominated political events - in particular the US elections. By basing my shooting schedule on moon cycles - an intrinsic feminine rhythm – I managed to channel the earth’s natural rhythms into…

PlanetHeroines10th June 2019

Activities PreHH Saturday 29th Sunday 30th zKCAW-2019

Kim Thornton: Living The Dream

Come and have a fabulous portrait made by Kim Thornton. Be the star of an iconic poster-style image featuring wigs made from copper and steel scourers and a mop.

PlanetHeroines10th June 2019

Activities Competition PreHH Saturday 29th zKCAW-2019

Design a First Day Cover

Design a First Day Cover that reflects the identity of the King's Road.

PlanetHeroines10th June 2019

Activities Competition Friday 28th PreHH Saturday 29th Sunday 30th zKCAW-2019

So you want to be a curator?

So we're building a mini-gallery, providing a stack of pictures and inviting you to curate your own exhibition. Once you're happy with your layout, we'll photograph it and seek feedback on each entry from an expert curator - there might even be a prize!

PlanetHeroines10th June 2019

Activities Friday 28th PreHH Saturday 29th Screening Sunday 30th zKCAW-2019

Screenings

Screenings Supported by Proper Throughout Weekend Free admission and free popcorn from Proper As well as the dedicated screenings with discussion, we'll be showing a number of short films throughout the weekend on a continuous loop. Petulia Mattioli The Land of The Snow . SACRED DIAGRAMS 2013/2015 Music Videoclip created using only…

PlanetHeroines8th June 2019

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Edith Glogau

Edith Glogau (1898 – 1970) was a student of Madame D’Ora who opened her own Atelier Glogau in Vienna in 1925 when Madame D’Ora went to Paris.

Gabby Kynoch3rd June 2019

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Friedl Dicker-Brandeis

The Bauhaus-trained Austrian designer and artist who was killed in the Holocaust has recently become better known for her painting and art therapy than photography. But in the early 30’s she produced powerful anti-fascist photomontages in a Dadaist style.

Gabby Kynoch19th May 2019

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