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within the frame women’s womenPhotoVogue’s global open call dedicated to female creation and representation, presented by PhotoVogue and Pandora pandora grantan initiative designed to support women’s creative practices and expand meaningful opportunities in contemporary visual culture.
The grant reflects Pandora’s commitment to championing female empowerment, self-expression and creative independence. Across its global initiatives, Pandora continues to invest in projects that promote inclusion, community and opportunity. This grant extends this vision into the realm of image making, reinforcing the belief that creativity thrives when it is structurally supported.
One artist will be selected from among the selected artists women’s women Public call. She will receive a financial grant of €20,000 in recognition of the strength, clarity and originality of her vision.
The selected artists will be officially announced on Tuesday, March 3, during a dedicated conversation at the PhotoVogue Festival. This talk celebrates the occasion, bringing together PhotoVogue and Pandora for an open conversation about vision, responsibility, and the importance of cultural support for female artists.
“Supporting women’s vision requires more than symbolic gestures,” said Alessia Glaviano, head of global PhotoVogue and director of PhotoVogue Festivals. “A €20,000 grant represents something concrete. It provides time, research, experimentation and the freedom to take creative risks. Meaningful financial support can change the trajectory of an artist’s practice. Through this initiative, we not only recognize talents, but also help create the conditions for them to be fully utilized.“
In a cultural environment where visibility is often fleeting, tangible support can be transformative. Investing in women’s creative vision is more than just an act of recognition. It’s a concrete gesture toward a more equitable and inclusive future for visual culture.
