"b o s s l working women"an exhibition of photographs in Hanover

In our twin city Hanover from 8th March you can visit an exhibition "b o s s l working women". The project connected three photographers: Katrin Ribbe from Hanover, Kamila Kobierzyńska from Poznań and Aya Fujioka from Hiroshima - Hanovers twin city. The colleagues have collected large-format photo portraits of women from their cities, which show meetings connected with the women and their workplace and view of their everyday life.

"boss workingwomen" exhibition poster with the inscription: "Fotografische Portraitserie aus den Partnerstädten Hannover, Poznań und Hiroshima 08.03. - 19.04.2025 im Kulturdreieck Hannover Vernissage: 8. März, 17 Uhr, Hofsaal im Künstlerhaus, Sophienstraße 2" - grafika artykułu
boss workingwomen

Under the motto "b o s s l working women" a and her two. All photographs show. Katrin Ribbe remarks that the aim of the exhibition is "to connect our life paths, the image of women in an appreciative way, to create afresh imagination of power and success, to enable empowerment. [...] to make these female perceptions accessible to the public, and at the same time to add a new cultural offer to the centre of Hannover". From 8th March a website www.boss-workingwomen.com will be available, where the photographs and interviews of photographed women can be seen even after the exhibition.

The exhibition will be open until 19th April in the Künstlerhaus - one of the partners' project Kulturdreieck (Culture Triangle). This initative of the Künstlerhaus, Theater and Staatsoper in the heart of Hanover aims creating a high quality culture hub. The events organised by Kulturdreieck are placed in the public spaces in order to bring art into the city.

The cooparation the City of Poznań with Hanover is one out of our longest partneships, we cooperate since 1979. We are united by projects and common cultural, sport and social activities, exchange of knowledge in the fields of environmental protection, municipal management, education, communication and transport.