And as we know sharing is caring we have decided that all proceeds will be donated to Doctors Without Borders
What does it mean to graduate in the Corona year? How do you deal with the summer of life being overshadowed by a pandemic?
Athens Photo Festival 17th Sept - 15th Nov. 2020
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bex Day, Haley Morris-Cafiero, Katharina Bosse, Maggie Steber, Meklit Fekadu, Jennifer Greenburg, Jocelyn Lee, Lilly Urbat, Kirsten Becken, Claudia Holzinger, Jessica Barthel, Caro Siegl, Oriana Layendecker, Nora Lowinsky, Hanna Mattes, Veronika Faustmann, Katya Abedian, Paula Winkler, Marzena Skubatz, Qiana Mestrich
GUEST ARTISTS: Brandy Eve Allen, Brittney Cathey Adams, Mary Chen, Tamara Dean, Yushi Li, Dita Pepe, Lotte van Raalte, Laurie Simmons, Chanell Stone
Very happy to see my picture among other wonderful photographers from The Journal Collective in The Washington Post Magazine today.
The Journal supports women* photographers worldwide documenting their intimates stories and growing together as a community during the current pandemic.
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS: Sarah Pabst, Sofia Jaramillo, Stephanie Mei-Ling, Charlotte Schmitz, Laurence Philomene, Loulou d’Aki, Andrea Hernández Briceño, Hannah Yoon, Nyimas Laula, Emily Schiffer, Isadora Kosofsky, Adrienne Surprenant, Khadija Farah, Nathalie Bertrams, Nyimas Laula, Iman Al-Dabbagh, Guligo Jia, Keri Oberly
7th Dec- 16 th Feb.2020
Opening Speech held by the Federal President of Germany - Frank Walter Steinmeier
The Federal President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife the First Lady Elke Büdenbender opened my exhibition "Heima/t" in the Aerbajarsafn Museum in Reykjavik,Iceland. The President held an opening speech and had a talk with a few of the german women who I portrayed in my work. It was a very special day for all of us who were involved, and I couldn`t have wished for a better way to honour the stories of the Esja Women, who came to Iceland in 1949.
30th May - 07th July 2020
Reykjavik is an early stop on Greenpeace bold pole to pole trip in an effort to raise awareness for the conservation and protection of the world’s oceans. The final goal is for an ambitious ‘Global Ocean Treaty,’ a ‘Paris Agreement for the oceans’, that will provide protection for 30% of the world’s ocean by 2030. As part of this aim, Greenpeace has been holding multiple events, concerts and forums to discuss the threat to the oceans.
Hardcover Book
Size: 22 x 27 cm
Pages: 68 (colour)
Booklet
Size: 20 x 26 cm
Pages: 8 (black and white)
