Japanese Women Photographers spotlights the work of 27 groundbreaking artists, from the 1950s to today, whose perspectives have shaped how Japan sees itself, and how it is seen by the world.

Spanning identity, pop culture, fashion and everyday life, the exhibition celebrates internationally renowned Japanese women photographers, alongside those who have long been overlooked. The result is a powerful rebalancing of a history too often told through a single, male-dominated lens. 

Join Taous Dahmani on this short tour, offering further information about the exhibition and inviting questions from those attending. 

Free, with exhibition ticket

Dr Taous Dahmani is Curator at The Photographers' Gallery, and an art historian specialising in photography. She has curated both group and solo exhibitions internationally and has been widely published in photobooks and journals. She is also associate editor of Shining Lights: Black Women Photographers in 1980s–90s Britain (MACK/Autograph ABP, 2024). Dahmani was associate lecturer at UAL/LCC from 2023 - 2025.