10 Years Of Female Vision — A free guide from PhMuseum and MPB

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For 10 years, the PhMuseum Women Photographers Grant has brought together photographers from different generations, geographies, and photographic traditions.

Created in partnership with MPB, Europe’s top camera reseller, this free guide features essays, conversations, practical advice, historical reflections, and contributions.

Part celebration, part practical resource, this guide looks at the history of women and non-binary photographers, the realities of navigating the industry, and lessons from a decade of prize recipients and jurors, with the hope of offering inspiration, insights, and new perspectives.

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Inside Our Guide

  • One Project At A Time – Editorial intro by Giuseppe Oliverio (p. 2)
  • Who Makes It Into History – Essay by Stella Meyer (p. 5)
  • A Field Inquiry In 7 Chapters – with Carla Rossi, Cédrine Scheidig, Chingrimi Shimray, Farren van Wyk, Maria Montes Duran, Marisol Mendez, Natalie Keyssar, Pretika Menon, Ramona Jingru Wang, Raphaela Rosella, Rita Puig Serra-Costa (p. 14)
    • Chapter 1 – Expanding The Canon (p. 16)
    • Chapter 2 – The Female Gaze (p. 26)
    • Chapter 3 – Perception In The Industry (p. 36)
    • Chapter 4 – Building A Sustainable Practice (p. 46)
    • Chapter 5 – The Limits Of Visibility (p. 55)
    • Chapter 6 – The Last And The Next 10 Years (p. 65)
    • Chapter 7 – Advice In Practice (p. 73)
  • Facing The System – A mini field guide (p. 84)
  • A Coffee With Alessia Glaviano (p. 88)
  • What Judges Value – Gathered perspectives on photography (p. 91)