Women photographers have shaped the history of photography from the very beginning—yet for a long time they remained in the shadow of their male colleagues.
This lecture examines the educational and career paths of women photographers from the 19th century through the Weimar Republic. It focuses on technical schools, studios, and networks that opened up new perspectives for women, as well as their diverse fields of activity spanning art, documentary photography, advertising, and photojournalism.
Free of charge, limited number of participants. Online booking recommended.
More information and registration here.
Location
Museum für Fotografie
Jebensstraße 2, 10623 Berlin
Meeting point
Exhibition entrance (Kaisersaal)
Offer for
Adults
Seniors
Language
German