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Private View of Land Camp by photographer Amelia Troubridge – Jan 2026
January 22 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Acclaimed photographer Amelia Troubridge will be in conversation with Eleanor Mills at this very special reception of Land Camp, created exclusively for NOON. And we’re making it available to everyone!
In April 2025, Amelia photographed the 21st Free Land Camp, where 10,000 Indigenous leaders and people gathered in Brasília alongside community organisers. Organised by the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB), this was the largest mobilisation of Indigenous people in the world.
Eleanor will be asking Amelia about the experience of attending Land Camp, her life as a photographer, the male gaze and more. This is is an amazing opportunity to hear from this talented Queenager photographer.
Private View of Land Camp by Amelia Troubridge
Thursday 22 January 2026
18:30 – 20:30
The General Assembly, 12 Saint George Street
London W1S 2FB
*OPEN TO ALL* Tickets: FREE
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The event will highlight the Olwyn Foundation for Women and Girls. Prints will be available to purchase at the show, with a percentage of all sale and ticket proceeds going towards the foundation. If you can’t make the event, Land Camp will be open to the public until 25 January. Opening times are 10am-6pm.
About Land Camp
Seminars, debates, music and culture all served as a platform to connect and empower the many indigenous voices that still struggle to survive and preserve their territories.”Traditions are passed down from one generation to another. I wanted the work to show the women of Land Camp who are embracing modern ways – social media has connected their voices,” says Amelia.
What is the Olwyn Foundation?
The Olwyn Foundation is a charitable public funding platform created by Samantha Rowe-Beddoe that supports, protects and educates women and girls in the UK and around the world. “This new body of work by Amelia, highlighting the voice of the indigenous women of Brazil, resonated with Olwyn,” says Samantha. Women and girls around the world are the most negatively affected by climate change – whether through increasing child marriage rates, general displacement, poverty and scarcity of resources, and increased sexual violence, environmentalism is always a women’s issue.”
