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
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
Hundred Heroines (virtually) sits down with mix-media artist Heather Agyepong to discuss her photographs, agency and mental health
Gabby Kynoch18th February 2021
Week 46, Carnival : Carnival’s origin lies is a Christian festive season before Lent. Traditionally it is celebrated in countries with a large Catholic presence with parades, street parties and sometimes religious services. Masked figures with wondrous costume may people the streets accompanied by live music.
PlanetHeroines18th February 2021
Featuring 14 global artists, including Yan Wang Preston, The Art of Trees explores themes of restoration and destruction
Gabby Kynoch16th February 2021
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
FORMAT festival is back for another year featuring virtual galleries and talks from Heroines.
Gabby Kynoch12th February 2021
Week 45 : Hip-hop feminism can be seen as part of Black feminism, the fight for social change in a capitalist system that insists on inequalities based on race, class, gender and heteronormativity. It is a ‘theoretical and practical enactment of intersectional, sex positive and inclusive feminist ideas and concepts that draw…
PlanetHeroines11th February 2021
