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2.15 – 3:30pm
Taking up space: women, power and the right to exist
A conversation between Agathe Breton, Archie Geotina, Keerthana Kunnath, Silvana Trevale, Tara LC Sood and Yolanda Hoskey, Hosted by Caterina De Biasio.
3.40 – 4:40 pm
Mom: Mothers, Daughters and Care
A conversation between Aletheia Casey, Fumi Nagasaka, Jip Schalkx and Magdalena Wosinska Host: Alessia Graviano.
4:50-6:05 pm
A land without women: women, power and survival
A conversation between Daro Sulakauri, Forough Alaei, Kiana Hayeri, Laura Pannack, Maria Abranches, Ofir Berman and Priscillia Kounkou Hoveyda, Host: Anastasia Taylor-Lind.
6:15-7:30pm
Bearing Witness to Each Other: Women, War and Intimacy
A conversation between war photographer Anastasia Taylor-Lind, filmmaker and producer Alice Eddy, and director Paulina Stefani.
7:35pm – 8:35pm
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11:00 – 12:00 PM
Sex work is work: agency, visibility, and the female perspective
Conversation between Alexis Kleshik and Fee-Gloria Grönemeyer, Hosted by Alexios Seilopoulos and Sofia Kouloukouri.
12:00 – 13:00 PM
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3:20pm – 4:20pm
Queer Worlds: Chosen Families and New Ways of Belonging
A conversation between Adam Han-Chun Lin, Laila Anmarie Stevens and Roxana Rios, Hosted by Jordan Anderson.
4:30pm – 5.45pm
Who controls the image? memory, power and fashion
A conversation between Chiemeka Offor, Gloria Oyarzabal, Manyatsa Monyamane, Narantetseg Khuyagaa and Ramona Jingru Wang, Host: Chiara Agladi.
5.55 – 6:55pm
Girlhood: Fantasy and Inner Life
A conversation between Avery Norman, Elsa Hammaron, Laura Pelissier and Lean Lui, Host: Francesca Falcani.
7:00pm – 8:00pm
In Memory of Milo Keller
A conversation between Alessia Gunawan, Bruno Secher, Carla Rossi and Clement Lamberet, Host: Alessia Graviano.
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exhibition
The artists in this exhibition were selected through the “Women by Women” global open call, and they present diverse thoughts on femininity through a female perspective.
Featuring works selected through an open call in the East and Southeast Asia Panorama region, the exhibition reflects the richness and diversity of the region’s cultural and artistic landscape. These projects explore identity, tradition and contemporary issues through fashion storytelling, documentary practice and deeply personal narratives.
The curated section for Women by Women at PhotoVogue Festival brings together moving image works by female and queer directors that explore intimacy, desire, self-expression and resistance.
Curated by Sofia Kouloukouri and Alexios Seilopoulos, P&D features works by renowned artists such as Nan Goldin, Romy & Laure, Vivienne Dick and May Ziadé.
A series of slides, videos and visual contributions from organizations and artists working within the visual field and sharing the core values of the festival theme. These projects explore representation, authorship and visibility as tools for advocacy, cultural reflection and social impact, echoing the festival’s wider commitment to women’s voices and self-determination:
Author: Camila Falkes
Anastasia Taylor-Lind
PhotoVogue partners with Vogue Ukraine
Challenging the Standard: Feminine and Non-Binary Perspectives from the Museum of Medicine’s Women Photographers Grant
Condé Nast’s first-of-its-kind enrichment and coaching program, Kangtai Future Presenting the artwork of its fellows at the PhotoVogue Festival.
this atmosphere The exhibition brings together seven visionary photographers whose artwork explores the many ways women represent themselves.
coming soon: Girls in Movies, Femxphotographers
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PhotoVogue Festival is a project directed by Alessia Glaviano (Global Head of PhotoVogue) and co-curated by Caterina De Biasio (Visual Editor at PhotoVogue) and Daniel Rodríguez Gordillo (Senior Manager of Strategic Content Initiatives at Condé Nast).
Thanks to our partner MPB
