
Women by Women: A Shared Vision: Foto Femme United.
As part of the column 'Women by Women: A Shared Vision,' created to expand and develop the theme chosen for our Global open call, we had a conversation with April Wiser, curator and founder of Foto Femme United, a startup fostering diversity, equity and inclusion of female and non-binary photographers. Their organise open calls and exhibitions, provide news and educational content on their website and social media and support women and non-binary photographers in their artistic path. We discussed about feminist practices, the power of photography in creating change and the fundamental role of solidarity and cooperation between creatives.
April Wiser by Lou Denim
How did Foto Femme United come to life?
Foto Femme United (FFU) was founded in 2019 as a deliberate and organised response to the need for greater transparency and inclusivity within the photography industry. Prompted by research findings that revealed significant disparities and systemic biases, FFU emerged as a platform committed to challenging the status quo and amplifying underrepresented voices. Our mission is to provide meaningful exposure and support to female and non-binary photographers whose work too often goes unseen or unacknowledged in mainstream spaces. Through curated features, exhibitions, and community engagement, we strive to foster a more equitable and diverse visual landscape.
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