The first collective exhibition of Women Photographers History, curated by me in 2025, originated from a series of interviews I conducted with photographers such as Lourdes Almeida, Cristina Kahlo, Mariela Sancari, Sofía Navarrete Zur, Mahé Elipe, Sunny Quintero, Rebecca Ulickza, and Lorena Alcaraz.
WPH is a collective dedicated to highlighting the work of historical and contemporary women photographers, and this self-managed project allowed me to bring together their work and testimonies to create a visual archive that preserves and disseminates their legacy.
WPH is a collective dedicated to highlighting the work of historical and contemporary women photographers, and this self-managed project allowed me to bring together their work and testimonies to create a visual archive that preserves and disseminates their legacy.
In addition to these artists, the exhibition included a selection of photographs from members of the Mexican Women Photographers collective, led by Sunny Quintero. This collective provides a platform for Mexican women to submit and exhibit their work, increasing visibility for their photography. The exhibition also showcased images from those whose submissions were not selected for the main display, offering a broader representation of Mexican women photographers.
The project was supported by sponsors such as Kronaline, Specto Galería, and Adelitas Cerveceras, with collaborations from Mi Valedor and Pie de Página.
BTS of the interviews
