New exhibition ‘Through Our Eyes: A Woman’s Place in Antarctica’ At Hobarts TMAG celebrated women involved in the frozen continent

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New exhibition ‘Through Our Eyes: A Woman’s Place in Antarctica’ At Hobarts TMAG celebrated women involved in the frozen continent

Aug. 11, 2024 - 10:52 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The coldest continent on the planet, Antarctica was once a forbidden place for women to explore. But a new exhibition is challenging that historical inequity and celebrating the connection women now have to the frozen continent.