FOTOHOF Co-Curates Edith Tudor-Hart Retrospective in Dornbirn
Art enthusiasts planning their cultural calendar can look forward to a significant upcoming retrospective dedicated to the Austrian-British exile photographer Edith Tudor-Hart. Titled "A Woman’s Many Faces," the exhibition will be hosted at the FLATZ Museum in Dornbirn and is co-curated by Isabelle Drexel MA and Helena Kalleitner from FOTOHOF.
Exploring the Legacy of a Social Documentary Pioneer
Edith Tudor-Hart, born in Vienna in 1908 and passing away in Brighton in 1973, stands as a central figure in the history of social documentary photography. Influenced by her formative studies at the Bauhaus and her active political convictions, her photographic work consistently highlighted pressing social inequalities and conditions of her era. Visitors to the exhibition can expect a profound look into a body of work that merges sharp visual observation with a strong personal and political ethos.
Visitor Information and Exhibition Dates
The retrospective runs from June 18, 2026, through October 17, 2026, following an opening event on June 17 at 19:00.
- Dates: June 18, 2026 – October 17, 2026
- Location: FLATZ Museum – Zentrum für Photographie, Marktstraße 33 (2nd Floor), 6850 Dornbirn
- Opening Hours: Thursday 17:00–20:00, Friday 15:00–17:00, Saturday 11:00–17:00
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