PHOTOS FROM THE EXHIBITION IN GDYNIA, POLAND
Many thanks from Thomas Mukoya and Andrew Winning for the photographs of our “street” exhibition in Gdynia.
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femLENS fundraising party at Desdemona, Gdynia
Want to attend the best part of the year in Gdynia, Poland? Go to Klub Desdemona on Saturday June 9, 2018. Starting at 19.00 there will be music, a photo exhibition, some words said about what we do and why we do it, and most importantly an auction of photographs taken by our workshop participants. There…
femLENS AT TEDx ESTONIA
Jekaterina was recently asked to speak about femLENS at TEDxLasnamäe in Estonia. Here is the video in Russian and the English version of the speech is in a link bellow. An English version of the the femLENS speech at TEDxLasnamäe in Tallinn, Estonia
CAMERAS FROM THOMSON REUTERS POLAND FOR OUR WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
We are very happy and grateful for the support we received from Thomson Reuters Poland by providing us with disposable film cameras that our workshop participants will us to create their personal project.
FIRST EXHIBITION
This weekend on 21 November 2015 femLENS held a photo exhibition showing the results of our first series of workshops in Balgaddy, Dublin. The exhibition was an interactive “photo-hunt”. The photographs were spread out through Balgaddy and visitors used maps to find the photos. Our workshop participant Paula Haverty was around telling stories about the life in Balgaddy…
SHORT TEASER OF WHAT OUR PARTICIPANTS THINK ABOUT THE LATEST femLENS WORKSHOPS
Full video will be out at the end of May – beginning of June when the workshops are finished and we organise an exhibition which will feature the work of our participants. May is National Disability month in Poland, and our participants work will provide us with a unique insight into the world of disabled women in Gdynia,…
CELEBRATING 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Today is femLENS 2 year anniversary since the very first workshop in Balgaddy, Dublin. That first workshop happened in a community centre with no projector or screen, no budget and not much of a clear view of where this could go – just an idea that there are stories about the community that women need…
