Press
Photography Memory & Migration
Self-Authored Visual Narratives of Migrant Women Photographers
Part of a University of Calgary doctoral research
How photographer Rania Matar captures cross-cultural womanhood
By Christy Liang
The Middlebury Campus Paper
“Where do I go?” : photographier l’hérédité de la destruction
By Briac Saint Loubert Bié
Agenda Culturel
Galerie Tanit : Rania Matar : Where Do I Go? Fifty Years Later
By Jean-Jacques Naudet
L'Oeil de la Photographie
A Decade of Heartfelt Narratives by Middle Eastern Women Photographers
By Nilofer Khan
The Phoblographer
R.F. Kuang Has Called Out The Publishing Industry With Satire. But The Truth Is, She’s Ready For Change.
By Marilyn La Jeunesse
Photography by Rania Matar
Photography by Rania Matar
Huffington Post
Amid a war in Lebanon, a photographer and her subject reconnect almost 20 years later
By Shirin Jaafari
The World
This Woman-Led Photography Exhibition Showcases the Diversity of Middle Eastern Femininity
By Julia Binswanger
Smithsonian Magazine
How photographs at Sharjah’s Xposure festival reveal harrowing, majestic and inert truths
By Razmig Bedirian
The National, UAE
Rania Matar Bridges Cultures and Perceptions Through the Art of Photography at XPOSURE 2024
SHARJAH GOVT MEDIA BUREAU
Women Art Photographers Spotlight Injustice in the Upcoming Exhibition By MIA Art Collection
By Maie
Art Historian Maie
I focused on the chance to survive. She was very small but real.
Interview by Heike Le Ker
Photography by Rania Matar
Photography by Rania Matar
Spiegel Health
Photojournalism is dominated by men. Women Photograph seeks to change that lens.
By Lydia Chebbine
The 19th
Community and validation: Leica Women Foto awardees on their career-changing wins
by Philippa Kelly
British Journal of Photography
