Hundred Heroines and the Museum of Gloucester are looking for 100 Gloucester Heroines and we need your help!
From the front-line workers who have kept us going during the pandemic, to The Rt Revd Rachel Treweek – the 41st bishop of the city and the first woman to serve as a diocesan bishop in the Church of England – women in Gloucester have proven, on countless occasions, their indomitable, pioneering spirit.
Gulshan Khan talks about her path from social advocacy to becoming an acclaimed photojournalist. She also discusses her ongoing project documenting Muslim culture in South Africa, and how apartheid, which ended in her childhood, continues to affect her country.
Ellen Carey displays innovative new work in Paris. One of the leading women in photography, Ellen is widely recognised for her innovative approach to creating images.
44 Years of the Daimler Art Collection. Two contemporary heroines feature in retrospective mercedes-benz exhibition.
Rahima Gambo’s new multimedia exhibition is showing in Johannesburg. An ongoing multimedia series Bird Song Orientations highlights the interpersonal connections within Nigerian urban environments.
Marcia Michael creates a dialogue between the body’s narrative and form.
Amelia Elizabeth Guppy was a pioneering photographer often remembered for her adventurous spirit and passion for studying orchids.
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