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From The Series: How Do You Dance In A War Zone by Maria Falconer

How Do You Dance in a War Zone? was made in Ukraine in 2023. It’s a collaborative project between Maria Falconer, Paul Hill, and an extraordinary group of Ukrainian performing artists. Conceived and directed by Maria, it comprises a series of still images and a video installation. It will be shown at PHOTO NORTH FESTIVAL in Leeds from April 11th to 13th, and Maria and Paul will give a talk on Saturday, the 12th.

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Calling all RPS Women in Photography members!

Do you have exciting news about your photography to share? This could be about Exhibitions - especially those coming up that members could visit and support you, awards, magazine features, books, starting or finishing a course, getting a distinction, giving a talk, making your first sale, or doing a collaboration.

By sharing your news, you're not just updating us but also inspiring and connecting with fellow RPS Women in Photography members. We will share your news with the RPS Women in Photography members in our newsletter, on the RPS WIP website, and on our social media platforms: Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook.

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Body and Earth by Antonia Penia

20 Feb – 18 Apr | Instituto Cervantes | Manchester

Body and Earth is an immersive exhibition by award-winning artist and photographer Antonia Penia exploring the intrinsic connection between humans and the Earth.

Through photography, video, and performance, Penia highlights our symbiosis with nature and addresses contemporary issues such as climate change and our responsibility towards the environment.

Penia’s work delves into human vulnerabilities and resilience, focusing on women’s experiences. She views the human body as an expression of freedom, symbolising the beauty of the spirit and our natural need to be free. Known for her bold self-portraiture, Penia’s career began with her project Leave Me Alone (2004), and her first Playboy cover at the age of 26.

Join for the opening night at Instituto Cervantes, Manchester, featuring a guided tour by the artist and a glass of Spanish wine.

The exhibition is free to enter and will be open from Monday to Thursday, from 10:00 to 21:00, and on Fridays, from 10:00 to 14:30.

For more information @antoniapenia

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Rebecca Williams Can You Read My Lips — **CREDIT:** Rebecca Williams

Can You Read My Lips by Rebecca Williams

I am pursuing a PhD research project that explores d/Deaf identity, neuroplasticity, and visual storytelling through photography. My work examines how neuroplastic adaptations influence visual perception and artistic expression.

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Let's Talk About Rape by Jadwiga Brontē

Let’s Talk About Rape® is a movement that challenges the silence and stigma surrounding sexual violence. Through photography and creative expression, the project empowers survivors to reclaim their narratives, confront trauma, and redefine themselves as survivors, not victims.

By using photography as therapy, the project fosters deep personal engagement, creating powerful images that demand recognition, showcasing strength, dignity, and defiance. Survivors’ stories, from war-related rape to child sexual abuse, reveal the truth that shame belongs to the perpetrator, not the survivor.

Let’s Talk About Rape® shifts the narrative from victimhood to resilience and resistance, breaking societal taboos and fostering empowerment.

'Empowering survivors, changing the narrative'

Let's Talk About Rape

4729947 Alice Chapman Warrior — **CREDIT:** Alice Chapman - Warrior

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If you are not an RPS Women in Photography group member, we invite you to join our community of passionate photographers. By becoming a member, you will have the opportunity to participate in exciting competitions, gain exposure through features in the prestigious WE ARE Magazine, and enjoy numerous other exclusive benefits.

We extend a warm welcome to photographers of all backgrounds and experience levels.

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