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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PRINT SALE
Beautiful Alicja has bought two prints from us of our most recent participants’ work – well done to Ewa and Magda, and hope Alicja enjoys the prints for a long time! Check out Alicja’s cool hashtags – looostinwonderland https://www.instagram.com/p/BXG95jiFUSR/?taken-by=looostinwonderland
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.
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“Yalla Bake” Sale at Thomson Rueters Poland
The femLENS team has organised the first-ever fundraising activity, “Yalla Bake”, a bake sale in the Thomson Reuters office in Gdynia, Poland. The money raised will go towards printing “We See” magazine, the first international women-only documentary photography magazine. The magazine highlights works of women living in Ireland, Poland and Lebanon, who do not have a…
femLENS WORKSHOPS IN GDYNIA, POLAND
We are happy to says that we’re coming to our last documentary photography workshop for women from a series of four. Next weekend we will meet for the last time with 10 women from various backgrounds from the suburb of Chylonia to discuss the participants’ photographs and plan our final exhibition (which should happen sometime…
femLENS WORKSHOPS IN GDYNIA WITH CWM, POLAND
We’re happy to say that on April 1 we are starting a new series of documentary photography workshops. This time we are also working with CWM as a part of their projects for people with disabilities. So far we have 8 participants that will be learning photography with us. We’re really looking forward for the workshops to…
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…
