Women in Art

All About Photo is delighted to announce this year's winners of All About Photo Awards 2024, recognizing the best single images from photographers around the world.

CatchLight - a San Francisco, CA-based visual media organization that leverages the power of visual storytelling to inform, connect, and transform communities - unveiled the 2024 CatchLight Global Fellows, Johanna Alarcón, Harlan Bozeman, and Anastasia Taylor-Lind, in a special announcement during the CatchLight Visual Storytelling Summit, on April 27, 2024. The Global Fellows are each awarded a $30,000 grant to develop long-form storytelling projects, connect with audiences, and cultivate audience engagement through inventive distribution methods that will increase their impact.

The prestigious Photographer of the Year title was awarded to Juliette Pavy for her series Spiralkampagnen: Forced Contraception and Unintended Sterilisation of Greenlandic Women. Pavy won a $25,000 (USD) cash prize, a range of Sony digital imaging equipment, and the opportunity to present a new body of work at the Sony World Photography Awards 2025 exhibition.

The distinguished grant contest awarding astonishing photography. This year in its 10th edition, the Gomma Grant can look back on a decade of spotting and awarding photographers, who have gone on to grow their careers internationally as well as getting published and exhibited in various countries.

World Press Photo today announces the regional winners of the 2024 Contest, showcasing a selection of the world’s best photojournalism and documentary photography. The works invite viewers to step outside the news cycle, and look more deeply at both prominent and overlooked stories from across the world.

AAP Magazine proudly announces the results of its latest edition, AAP Magazine 38 Women, a dynamic celebration of women's contributions to the world of photography. With a blend of historical reflection and contemporary insight, this edition explores the multifaceted roles of women as both photographers and subjects, transcending traditional boundaries and reshaping narratives.

Meg chose to shoot in the poorer neighborhoods of Mexicali, Mexico, the capital city of the state of Baja California. With over a million residents, the possibilities were enormous. Residents hardships were visible. Meg lived a few miles north of the Mexicali border in the lower desert of California, USA. The summers there last roughly seven months, and daytime temperatures during several of those months are almost always over 115 degrees F. Nights get down to 90-plus degrees F. In addition, major earthquake faults run through the area, and roughly every ten years or so, a large earthquake hits causing some buildings to crack or even crumble.

Unpublished Photo (UP) is promoted by the Fondazione culture e musei and by MUSEC Lugano. Originally conceived by the Milanese gallery 29 ARTS IN PROGRESS, the project involves a competition that since 2018 has drawn young artists under 30 from around the world. In 2020 MUSEC decided to consolidate the initiative by providing it with an institutional framework and a perspective for medium-to-long-term development, aimed at indicating the main international trends in young art photography.

Part of the exclusive online showroom developed by All About Photo, this exhibition is on view for the month of February 2024 and includes twenty photographs from the series ‘My Mother's Tender Script’