The family photos from this series, symbolically remind us of the inevitability of the past, loss and death. The constructed images are replete with memories that can neither be touched nor altered, only re-lived in our imaginations on an endless loop.
Conceived as a decorative piece, this mushroom-shaped chandelier was made using over 3600 pages of legal correspondence between the courts, petitioners, and respondents in Kashmir. This piece draws parallels to the perfectly taxidermized busts and heads of kills that camouflages the violence underneath.
Contemporary Heroine Zineb Sedira’s solo show, at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona, comes to a close this January 30, 2022
Contemporary Heroines Carrie Mae Weems brings her largest exhibition in 10 years to New York, on view until Dec 31, 2021
One of Britain’s leading women photographers unveils large artwork on MASS MoCA grounds, North Adams, Massachusetts from June 26
A thought provoking exhibition highlighting work by women in photography, specifically the award winning artist Ingrid Pollard and curator Freya Monk-McGowan, No Cover Up is on display at Glasgow Woman’s Historical Library from Friday 28th May to Friday 23rd July 2021.
The artful protestors, Guerrilla Girls, are back to see how many woman photographers and artists are in your local museum.
Contemporary Heroine Ingrid Pollard’s new exhibition No Cover Up is part of the Glasgow International Festival of Arts 2021, on display at Glasgow Women’s Library until July 23.
Heroine Lisl Ponger explores the eurocentricity of museum collections in new installation, on show at Das Weisse Haus, Vienna until July 3 2021.
The new exhibition by Heroine Wendy Red Star is an immersive installation at Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska which sets to reclaim a piece of American identity
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