Have Social Media Ruined Photography? Not Exactly.
By Cassandra Lamberti The world’s oldest surviving photograph was taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in Burgundy, France, sometime between 1826 […]
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Righting the Wrong: How Women Have Been Excluded from the Art World and the Importance of Sharing Their Stories
by Cassandra Lamberti When you open a book, inside there are words brimming with knowledge, history or a visionary tale […]
Digital literacy – common good or privilege? Do we still want to go back to “normal life”?
femLENS documentary photography workshops usually take place in small groups and face to face. The participants get any help they […]
The Contemporary Normal: How the Coronavirus Is Affecting the World
By Cassandra Lamberti With the progressive rise of COVID-19, the entire world is facing a substantial amount of uncertainty, with […]
Why Volunteer?
By Cassandra Lamberti History paints for us a delineation of the word volunteer as those who have the time and […]
The Wall | Jenny Nash
Jenny Nash uses the experiential nature of her practice as an important component in her work. She documents spaces of […]
Interview with Femgrafia – a platform for photographer from Latin America and Spain
Cover photo Femgrafía Index ©Teresa Aviedma (Teresaverso) Interview with Karla Guerrero, founder of Femgrafia, as well as photographer and curator, […]
Women and Storytelling
By Emily Cai The mission of femLENS is rooted in female empowerment and gender equality. Over the past years, femLENS […]
NARVA – COMPLEX PAST, COMPLEX PRESENT
This Monday 9th of March we are starting a series of documentary photography workshops with girls aged 17-23 and women […]
Berlin Workshops 2020
femLENS is running a series of documentary photography workshops in partnership with “Amal, Berlin!”. Amal Berlin is an Arabic, Farsi […]