Archive · 9 Aug 2025
St. Xavier's Hosts Feminist Photography Workshop
A feminist photography workshop was held at St. Xavier's University to teach people how to use photos to tell women's stories.
The workshop was led by Millo Ankha, a photographer who talked about how photos can be used to show different points of view and challenge old ideas.
Participants learned how to look at pictures in new ways, taking photos themselves and talking about what the pictures meant.
They tried to show how women see the world and take control of their own stories through pictures.
The workshop aimed to help people understand how photography can change the way we see things and make society more equal.
St. Xavier's University hosted a feminist photography workshop.
The workshop aimed to challenge patriarchal narratives and reclaim female perspectives.
Millo Ankha, a documentary photographer, led the workshop.
The workshop included theoretical discussions and a practical photography session.
Participants explored representation and narrative agency through photography.
- Who
- Organized by the Department of English, led by Millo Ankha
- What
- A feminist photography workshop
- When
- Recently
- Where
- St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata
- Why
- To dismantle patriarchal narratives and reclaim female subjectivity.
Workshop's Purpose
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Goals
Workshop's Purpose
Aiming to challenge patriarchal narratives in visual culture and reclaim female subjectivity.
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- Event Type
- Photography Workshop
- Location
- St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata
- Organizer
- Department of English
- Workshop Conductor
- Millo Ankha
- Focus
- Feminist photography