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Women in Photography Exhibition 2018

With the backdrop of collective movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp gaining momentum in the past year, the fourth edition of Objectifs’ Women in Film and Photography takes on the theme of COLLECTIVE POWER. We turn our spotlight to photographers and filmmakers who seek to empower and effect change within and across communities through their work.

The photographers examine issues ranging from the impact of the ethnic cleansing campaign against the Rohingyas in Myanmar, to the role of literacy in the enrichment of Arab women’s lives, and the objectification of women and the body. Their intimate yet powerful stories about specific communities deal with critical issues such politics, gender, sexuality, cultural identity and oppression. Through these images, these photographers make bold statements about the societies in which they live and work. The Women in Photography 2018 Exhibition is curated by Emmeline Yong.

Women in Photography is part of Objectifs’ annual Women in Film and Photography showcase. The programme celebrates extraordinary and groundbreaking works by women photographers and filmmakers, highlighting the important contributions that women make to the arts.

Exhibition

Objectifs Chapel Gallery

05/10/2018 – 18/11/2018

Free Admission

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Featured Artists

selfportrait | Izumi Miyazaki
Other Stories / Historias Bravas | Karen Miranda Rivadeneira
Concealed | Habiba Nowrose
Wait Watchers | Haley Morris-Cafiero
I Read I Write | Laura Boushnak
All I Have Left Are My Words | AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, Text by Kristen Gelineau

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Public Programme

Guided Curator & Photographer Tour

Fri 5 Oct, 5.30pm to 6.30pm
Chapel Gallery, Objectifs
Free, pre-registration required. 

Asian Talks

Sat 6 Oct, 2pm to 6pm 
Workshop Space, Objectifs

2pm – 4pm: Izumi Miyazaki & Haley Morris-Cafiero
4pm – 6pm: Habiba Nowrose, Wong Maye-E & Kristen Gelineau

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