An Equal Difference

After hearing about Iceland’s insightful reaction to the financial crisis of 2008, i.e. to ‘feminise banking’, photographer and writer G.S. Motola travelled to Iceland to photograph and speak with women there. What she found kept her returning over the course of the next three years and eventually publishing a book including men and women called An Equal Difference. During the course of making this book she experienced several actualisations. They gave her further insight into her own internalisation of gender constructs and caused her to rethink the concept of equality. One epiphany in particular greatly affected her photography, in particular the images she chose to publish.The perspective she has gained on herself, society and its influence on gender constructs has not only revolutionised her photography but her mindset as a person.

What a treat we’re in for! And if that’s not enough, we’ll  be singing our hearts out, hearing stories from members of the community, drinking a vat of tea/coffee and eating a heck of a lot of biscuits afterwards too.

BSL interpretation will be provided.

We can’t wait to see you there and have fun celebrating life with you all!

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