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Fiona Rogers

  • Contributor, V&A Blog
  • Founder, Firecracker
London
As seen in: V&A Blog, CNN, El País, Financial Times, The Guardian, Radio France Internationale (RFI), Modern Ghana, Lens culture Magazine, Photoworks
Director of Photography & Operations at Webber Represents & Gallery. Founder of Firecracker; a network & annual grant for women & non binary photographers.
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A feminist history of collage

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By Fiona Rogers
| Financial Times Verified
From the 19th century to the present day, female artists have used photographic collage to make politically charged artwork, their...
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Mari Katayama – V&A Parasol Foundation Women in Photography commission ‘tree of life’ • V&A Blog

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By Fiona Rogers
| V&A Blog
Mari Katayama is a multidisciplinary artist based in Gunma, Japan. Born in 1987 in Saitama, she graduated with a Master’s degree from the Department of Intermedia Art at Tokyo University of the Arts in 2012. Katayama’s artistic practice begins with intricately hand-sewn fabric objects which feature in her photography, video, and activist art projects. She uses her body as a living sculpture, a mannequin and a lens through which to reflect society and our environment.
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In Conversation: Jo Ractliffe & Lebohang Kganye on Memory, Landscape, and Photography

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By Fiona Rogers
| V&A Blog
At the heart of the current contemporary display at the V&A’s Photography Centre is a powerful dialogue between two leading South African artists: Jo Ractliffe and Lebohang Kganye. Each brings a unique perspective to photography—Jo through her scarified landscapes shaped by the legacy of conflict, and Lebohang through her personal and performative reconstructions of memory and identity.
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