Monika K. Adler: The Pilgrimage
Monika K. Adler: The Pilgrimage #nationaljusticemuseum From 18th November 2024 until 1 March 2025 ‘Picture This: Hope’, National Justice Museum, Nottingham, England
Monika K. Adler: The Pilgrimage #nationaljusticemuseum From 18th November 2024 until 1 March 2025 ‘Picture This: Hope’, National Justice Museum, Nottingham, England
Lusted Men book launch in Bruxelles, Belgium with my photography works depicting Men
Patriarchal Sabbath by Monika K. Adler, 2023 5TH Festival Internacional de Videoarte SPMAV – Program Corpografias 21 November – 2 December 2024 A Sala de Centro de Artes da Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil
I am happy to share with you that I am a part of the outstanding jury team of the Golden Shot Photography Awards 2025 @gspawards Thank you Mehdi Nazeri @mehdi_nazeri for the invitation!
Pelican’s blood, The Eye of Photography, 2nd November 2024, Paris, France. Read here: https://loeildelaphotographie.com/en/monika-k-adler/ Double Vision, 591 – photography blog, 1 November 2024, Germany. Read Here: https://www.591photography.com/2024/10/double-vision.html
TOMORROW IN NEW YORK BOOK LAUNCH THE PICTORIAL LIST: VOLUME ONE – NEW YORK with my photography work.
Patriarchal Sabbath – Official Selection – Facade Video Festival, 2024, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
‘Patriarchal Sabbath’ – Official Selection INTERMEDIACIONES, XI International Video Art and Experimental Film Festival, Medellin, Colombia 2024 Patriarchal Sabbath is an allegory of resistance against gender inequality. Women must unleash themselves from the “male-shaped symbolic order.” Contemporary, atheistic, consumer societies are, at heart, the same as religious theocracies; all good people, still controlled by patriarchal coding.
BOOK LAUNCH THE PICTORIAL LIST: VOLUME ONE – NEW YORK with my photography work The Master and Margarita
Monika K. Adler – Exhibition Catalogue, Federal Rio Grande University, Rio Grande, Brasil ”Patriarchal Sabbath” (photography) – Miradas Enredadas | Networking Glances curated by Professor Fabiane Pianowski of the Visual Arts in Study Research Group (AVE) of the Institute of Languages and Arts of the Federal University of Rio Grande (ILA/FURG) – ONLINE GROUP EXHIBITION