The Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center hosted on March 5 the inauguration of the exhibition "Women in the Objective", a show that will remain there until March 16 and is part of the activities designed by the Department of Equality for the International Women's Day on March 8.
The inauguration was carried out by the mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón;
the councilor of the area of ​​Culture, Education and Youth, David Noguera;
and the director of the Popular University, José Macián.
The exhibition has the snapshots taken by the students of the Photography Workshop of the Popular University from their own vision, personality and values ​​to give visibility to women and show their social reality.
During the eight hours of training, 17 students and 3 students have been able to analyze the role of women in photography as an object and subject of it, get to know the pioneering and most relevant photographers of contemporary history and reflect on the influence of women images in the construction of our gender identity as well as learning basic notions of photography.
Everyone knows that the image has a great influence on us, every day we see thousands of images that provoke in us multiple emotions: they make us laugh, sometimes cry and sometimes think and reflect.
This sample of 23 images has the objective of making the attendees feel emotions.
In them the students have placed the objective in women as protagonists without stereotypes that limit them.
WOMEN IN THE OBJECTIVE
List of participants and photographs
1.Ana María Ubero. Let's go together
2. Ana Maria Lucas
Woman, never compromise your values
3. Andres Lorente. Eat the world
4.Caridad González. Be happy, be yourself
5.Encarna Tornell. Long live the mother who gave birth to us
6.Josefa Navarro. Meetings from the University
7.José Andrés. Since childhood ...
8.Loli Lozano. I was born free, I choose my bonds
9. Maria Antonia Pividal. Feet that I love you, if I have wings to fly
10.Carmen Pebble.
My silence did not protect me, your silence will not protect you
11. Maria Eugenia García.
Mama, what is surrender?
I do not know, daughter, we are women
12. Maria Nieves Garre.
Man, woman?
We are all born equal
13.Susana Terrón. Let's stop educating defenseless princesses
14. María José Urios. I will be what I want to be
15.Montserrat Martínez.
Without borders, without barriers = Woman
16. Josefa Romera.
I do not choose, I share
17. Susana Terrón.
I am what I am…
18. Ana Maria Lucas. Confidence in yourself is the secret of your success
19. Montserrat Martínez. Equality
20.Loli Lozano.
All the weight in my charge
21. Ana Maria Albaladejo. Women are capable of everything, and men of all the rest
22. Carlos Mula. Everything begins with a dream
23. Mª Carmen Fuentes. Not the strongest gale will knock us down
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena