• International collective of female and non-binary photographers
• Leading (male) narratives in photography under scrutiny
• Contribution to current socio-political debates
What does love look like when womxn photograph it? This black-and-white volume brings together international artists who use the lens as a site of tenderness, power, loss, desire, and care. From staged intimacy to spontaneous encounters, from resistance to romanticism, these works show that love is not one image, but many. The third publication by femxphotographers.org, this book continues their feminist and collective approach to photographic discourse and the disruption of the male gaze. Including poetry and text, it expands the field of visual storytelling to embrace the personal and political, the utopian and the everyday.
International collective of female and non-binary photographers
Leading (male) narratives in photography under scrutiny
Contribution to current socio-political debates
International collective of female and non-binary photographers
Leading (male) narratives in photography under scrutiny
Contribution to current socio-political debates
Charlotte Cotton
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