As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Janice Kinory discussed the work of Fanny Foster.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Moniker Baker discussed the work of Homai Vyarawalla.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Ralph Harrington discussed the work of Berenice Abbott.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Tiffany Wai-Ying Beres discussed the work of Nancy Sheung.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Jean Bubley discussed the work of Esther Bubley.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work. Amanda Hopkinson discussed the work of Gerti Deutsch.
As part of our Anemoia exhibition we invited academics, friends and family of the featured Heroines to discuss their work.
Amanda Hopkinson discussed the work of Edith Tudor-Hart.
ACTIVITY: Throughout lockdown, one of the things we’ve been able to do is go for a walk once a day. Depending on the time you choose, you can discover a rare luxury of emptiness in the city.
Anemoia Open Call: a submission from Sena Nwosu explores Ghanian Highlife during the 1950’s in her piece: “Highlife”
As part of our Anemoia Open Call: a submission from Patti Bartlestein explores her grandfather’s letters in “Papa immigrated from Russia to Chicago in the 1920’s”
Texts cost £5 plus one standard rate message. Thank you!
