From 8th - 13th of March 2010 Amnesty International NSW and International Women’s Development Agency will be a hosting a photography exhibition entitled “Women’s Eye on Peace” to coincide with the celebration of International Women’s Day (Monday 8th of March).
International Women’s Day provides an annual opportunity to celebrate the fantastic contribution and achievements women have made around the world as well as inspiring an even greater contribution by women in the future. The IWDA “Women’s Eye on Peace” photography exhibition reflects this by providing a showcase of 14 photographs taken by women sharing their perspectives around the world.
The photographs will be on display from Mon 8th March – Sun 13th March at TAP Gallery, (Level 1, 278 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010). We will also be holding a special Opening Night involving refreshments and guest speakers from Amnesty and IWDA. This event will provide an opportunity to learn more about the photos and hear from women who are playing a major role in activism regarding development and human rights related issues around the world.
International Women’s Day provides an annual opportunity to celebrate the fantastic contribution and achievements women have made around the world as well as inspiring an even greater contribution by women in the future. The IWDA “Women’s Eye on Peace” photography exhibition reflects this by providing a showcase of 14 photographs taken by women sharing their perspectives around the world.
The photographs will be on display from Mon 8th March – Sun 13th March at TAP Gallery, (Level 1, 278 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010). We will also be holding a special Opening Night involving refreshments and guest speakers from Amnesty and IWDA. This event will provide an opportunity to learn more about the photos and hear from women who are playing a major role in activism regarding development and human rights related issues around the world.
More details on the date and times of the Opening Night will be available shortly.
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