Day 14: Shirin Neshat. 25th November is the international day for the elimination of violence against women and marks the start of 16 days of activism.
25th November is the international day for the elimination of violence against women and marks the start of 16 days of activism.
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Nydia Blas is a visual artist, originally from New York, who now resides in Georgia. Using a variety of media including photography, collage, video, and books to explore her life as a girl, woman, and mother, her photographs create a physical and allegorical space presented through a Black feminine lens.
Lebohang Kganye was born in 1990 in Johannesburg, where she currently lives and works. She obtained a Diploma in Fine Arts from the University of Johannesburg in 2014 and is currently studying for a Masters in Fine Arts at the Witwatersrand University.
Ghana’s first professional women photographer, Felicia Abban (b. 1935) spent her sixty year career documenting Ghanain society and history. Noted for her studio portraits, she opened ‘Mrs. Felicia Abban’s Day and Night Quality Art Studio’ in Jamestown, Accra, hiring other women as apprentices and passing on her skills.
Our second Instagram take over of 2022 celebrates the work of Heroine Mari Batashevski starting from March 28, 2022
Our first Instagram take over of 2022 celebrates the work of Heroine Wendy McMurdo, starting Feb 17, 2022
Two Contemporary Heroines, An-My Lê and Sally Mann, feature in Commemorative Exhibition in Atlanta, on view until February 6, 2022
Heroines Trish Morrissey joins eight other artists in Changing Atmospheres at Hestercombe Gallery, Somerset, UK until Feb 27, 2022
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