We're almost ready to reopen at our new #gallery space #ThreeStoreys , #Nailsworth !

We’d be delighted if you could join us to celebrate. RSVP via the link below!✨️⁠

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🌿✨️ Hollie's Garden of positivity at the Hundred Heroines MALEVOLENCE exhibition in #Gloucester this weekend at Kings Walk. A space dedicated to Hollie, which nick gazzard visited tonight. Thank you to everyone who contributed, and we recommend a visit to the exhibition. 💜

#MALEVOLENCE , our latest major #exhibition , brings together a diverse range of works exploring - and campaigning against - gender based violence.⁠
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📅 When? Thursday 15th – Sunday 18th February 2024⁠
🌳 Where? 22 Kings Walk, Gloucester, GL1 1RY⁠

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The swarm is coming... 🐝⁠
15.02.24 - 18.02.24⁠

#MALEVOLENCE
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Design © #DonnaFerrato Donna Ferrato in collaboration with Alex Paterson-Jones

Now open at #MEP , #PHOSPHOR constitutes the first retrospective exhibition of work by Dutch artist #VivianeSassen . Read more ⬇️

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Gloucester welcomed Sir Nick Serota to the city yesterday, visiting organisations & communities. Exciting to talk ambitions for Gloucester’s cultural offer. Together, we're sculpting a vision & working towards a city that celebrates creative and cultural communities.

For our #HHAdvent calendar, we asked the Hundred Heroines team and volunteers to offer recommendations. Behind each door you’ll find activities, photobooks, brains teasers, Historical Heroine profiles and other treats. Discover something new daily! 🎄

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Thanks for coming by - it was great to meet you!

“Masculine? Feminine? It depends on the situation. Neuter is the only gender that always suits me.”

Surrealist photographer Claude Cahun, born #OTD in 1894, pushed the boundaries of gender representation with their experimental portraiture.

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Following on from Evgenia Arbugaeva's Print Sales exhibition last winter of her long-term project, Hyperborea, join her in the bookshop on Friday 27 October where we will be hosting the launch of the publication along with a talk and book signings!

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Nice The Guardian preview of Viviane Sassen’s new book ‘Phosphor’ (published by Prestel) and the exhibition of the same name which is at the maison Europeenne de la Fotographie (MEP) until 11 February theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

📢. Thanks to #NationalLottery players, we’ve awarded another £122m funding to over 2,500 community groups in England.

Find out more about these inspiring projects. ⬇️ ow.ly/91ic50PXv0S

#FrankiRaffles , born #OTD in 1955, was a social documentarian and feminist photographer who travelled the world photographing women at work and in their everyday lives, aiming to show their resilience, dignity and strength.

#womeninphotography #onthisday

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Pioneering photographer #RuthBernhard was born #OTD in 1905. Photographing mainly in black and white, she became known for creating abstract shapes and sculptural forms using light and shadow.

#womeninphotography #photohistory #onthisday

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This #WorldMentalHealthDay , we're reflecting on the ways art can elevate wellbeing and raise awareness of mental health issues. Below, we look back at our list of five artists whose work aims to destigmatise mental health. 🎨

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Congratulations to #GauriGill on winning this year's Prix Pictet award with her incredible ongoing series, Notes from the Desert.🌟
Read more 👇
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Great ⁦The Guardian⁩ preview of ‘Fury’ - the beautiful, harrowing, brilliant new work by our 2021 Master of Photography Shirin Neshat ⁦The Goodman Gallery⁩ theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

We're starting this weekend by travelling back to 1981, with Diane Arbus' exhibition poster featuring her iconic image from 1970 of 'The King and Queen of a Senior Citizens Dance, N.Y.C.'