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Photography & Place Excerpts from paper by Mohammadmiri and Nabavi The findings of this study suggest that ‘place’ is a phenomenon that allows photographers to investigate the concepts of identity and attachment, cultural narratives and traditions, environmental challenges, as well as extremes of social realities. Introduction Photography ‘probably more than any other...
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Self & Identity We started with a questionnaire about identity (downloadable from here) and this led to an interesting discussion around the different factors that make up identity. Many of the Heroines use concepts of self and identity in their practice. Some examples of how they work with the theme can be...
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Creative Improvisation Create an artwork that relates to activism or protest. It can be something that represents a cause or something that could be used in a protest event (such as a banner or poster). Either: create a complete artwork Or: plan a project (like Laura’s newspapers or the AIDS quilt) with...
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Many of the Heroines use photography as a means of protest or a form of activism (a new word that’s becoming increasingly popular is artivism). In week 2, we looked at a number of videos on the topic and saw the huge variety in ways that art and photography can be used for protest and activitsm. The links are below.
Here are the upcoming Field Trips we’re planning, in support of Hundred Heroines Bootcamp
Hundred Heroines’ Bootcamp is back and this time we’re causing a riot! Well, not quite but we will be taking a look at Photography & Protest, sign up for the 2 week programme starting January 2022…
Bootcamp is an online two week programme that encourages participants to learn or build on important skills within a framework on celebrating women in photography. During the two week programme; there will be workshops, presentations and discussions, as well as creative tasks. We also have the honour of welcoming a Heroine to...
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