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Yan Wang Preston "Compasses, Cameras, Ladies: A Critical Review of Female Photographer-Explorers
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This paper presents Preston’s Mother Riverproject and contextualisesit within the field of female photographers who are also determined adventurers. It suggests that women are just as capable as men in the field of adventurous travelling before asking the ultimate question: why are there so few women photographers in thisfield?

The Third International Conference at Tate Modern ‪@Tate‬
FAST FORWARD: HOW DO WOMEN WORK?

The third Fast Forward conference discussed how the framing of photographic practice can be reimagined. Through a mix of call for papers and invited speakers, this public event aimed to bring together key voices from across the globe to explore and identify critical themes and issues pertinent to how women work as photographers in the 20th and 21st century and recognising their contributions to the medium’s history. We explored a wide range of working practices both historical and contemporary, addressing key themes in current photography research and celebrating important works.

The key themes were:
Sharing the Self and Others, In and Out of the Museum, Connected Practices, Global Stories and How do Women Work?

This event is organised by University for the Creative Arts (UCA) ‪@universitycreativearts‬ in partnership with Tate Modern and London College of Communication (LCC) at University of the Arts London Photography (UAL) ‪@UniversityoftheArtsLondon‬ with support from The Leverhulme Trust International Network Grant.