In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Goded and the second or maternal family name is Colichio.
Maya Goded Colichio (born 1967, Mexico City, Mexico)[1] is a Mexican photographer and documentary film maker. Since 2002 she has been allied with Magnum Photos[2][3] and has developed a special focus on images of people from hidden or shunned communities.[4][5] In 2019 Vogue Magazine identified her as one of the "8 Mexican female photographers who are breaking through on a global level."[6]
She did her first project in 1994, called Tierra Negra (Black Earth). She worked for three years on this project which consists of a collection images of Afro-Mexicans.[4]
Subsequently she went on to explore female sexuality, gender violence, prostitution, and the way women in Mexican society are seen in the traditional role of motherhood.[8] Furthermore, she investigates people in harsh living conditions, or living in hidden, or shunned communities. Her photographs are accompanied by a name and description of the life of the person portrayed.[4][9]
The work in her exhibition "Sexoservidoras" at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid, Spain was described as:
Goded does not propose the glorification of these women, but rather wants to establish an iconography of a model that is the complete opposite of the good and perfect Christian mother. Sexoservidoras refers to those prostitutes living in the margins, victims of the guiding principle of morality in Mexico.[5]
Goded has published several books and has been the co-author of others as well. She has won several international awards. In 2009 she was involved in the making of a video and a short film, called Una Reina a su Gusto.[10][11] After this she concentrated on the making of documentary films.[12][13]
Her 2016 release film about ageing Mexican prostitutes, Plaza de la Soledad (Loneliness Square),[14][15][13] won the Impulso Morelia Prize at the 2015 Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia, in Mexico.[16] The film has been described as "a sumptuous visual celebration and a refreshingly honest exploration of physical and emotional self-determination against difficult odds."[17]
Awardsedit
Goded's work has been the subject of academic research[18] and has also won several international awards. Here follows a selection:[12]
^Rezayazdi, Soheil (31 January 2016). "Photographer turned Filmmaker Maya Goded Talks Sundance Doc Plaza de la Soledad". Filmmaker Magazine. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^ abcHopewell, John (1 November 2015). "Mexico: Up Next! – Maya Goded". Variety. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^"plaza-de-la-soledad". Sundance Institute. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^Gasiorowski, Dominika. "Representing Prostitutes in Mexico City: Marginality in the Photographs of Maya Goded". nomadit.co.uk. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^"Maya Goded". ILEX Photo. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^"2001 Maya Goded". W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund. Retrieved 22 April 2020.
^"John Simon Guggenheim Foundation | Maya Goded Colichio". Retrieved 22 April 2020.
External linksedit
Official Website
Interview with Maya Goded
January 01, 1970
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In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Goded and the second or maternal family name is Colichio Maya Goded Colichio born 1967 Mexico City Mexico 1 is a Mexican photographer and documentary film maker Since 2002 she has been allied with Magnum Photos 2 3 and has developed a special focus on images of people from hidden or shunned communities 4 5 In 2019 Vogue Magazine identified her as one of the 8 Mexican female photographers who are breaking through on a global level 6 Maya GodedBornMaya Goded Colichio1967Mexico CityNationalityMexicanKnown forPhotography and film documentaries of people from hidden or shunned communitiesNotable workTierra Negra Plaza de la Soledad Good GirlsAwardsMasterclass World Press Photo 2006 Prince Claus Award 2010 and more Contents 1 Life 2 Awards 3 Bibliography 4 References 5 External linksLife editGoded was born in 1967 in Mexico City In 1993 she worked as an assistant to Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide 7 She did her first project in 1994 called Tierra Negra Black Earth She worked for three years on this project which consists of a collection images of Afro Mexicans 4 Subsequently she went on to explore female sexuality gender violence prostitution and the way women in Mexican society are seen in the traditional role of motherhood 8 Furthermore she investigates people in harsh living conditions or living in hidden or shunned communities Her photographs are accompanied by a name and description of the life of the person portrayed 4 9 The work in her exhibition Sexoservidoras at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid Spain was described as Goded does not propose the glorification of these women but rather wants to establish an iconography of a model that is the complete opposite of the good and perfect Christian mother Sexoservidoras refers to those prostitutes living in the margins victims of the guiding principle of morality in Mexico 5 Goded has published several books and has been the co author of others as well She has won several international awards In 2009 she was involved in the making of a video and a short film called Una Reina a su Gusto 10 11 After this she concentrated on the making of documentary films 12 13 Her 2016 release film about ageing Mexican prostitutes Plaza de la Soledad Loneliness Square 14 15 13 won the Impulso Morelia Prize at the 2015 Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia in Mexico 16 The film has been described as a sumptuous visual celebration and a refreshingly honest exploration of physical and emotional self determination against difficult odds 17 Awards editGoded s work has been the subject of academic research 18 and has also won several international awards Here follows a selection 12 1993 First Prize Mother Jones Foundation 1994 First Prize Mexico at Crossroads University of Munich Germany 1996 Masterclass World Press Photo 2000 Fotopres 01 La Caixa Foundation 19 2001 W Eugene Smith Grant 20 2003 Guggenheim Fellowship 16 21 2004 System Nacional de Creators 2010 Prince Claus Award 4 2015 Impulso Morelia Prize 16 Bibliography edit1994 Tierra negra fotografias de la Costa Chica en Guerrero y Oaxaca Mexico El Milagro 2006 Plaza de la Soledad Lunwerg Spain ISBN 978 8497852722 2006 Good Girls Umbrage Editions ISBN 9781884167621References edit Maya Goded Tribeca Film Institute Retrieved 22 April 2020 Magnum Photos Portfolio Biography Maya Goded Magnum Photos Retrieved 22 April 2020 Maya Goded Magnum Consortium www magnumconsortium net Retrieved 22 April 2020 a b c d Maya Goded Prince Claus Fund princeclausfund org Retrieved 22 April 2020 a b Maya Goded Sexoservidoras 1995 2000 Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia Museo Reina Sofia Retrieved 22 April 2020 8 fotografas mexicanas que la estan rompiendo a nivel mundial Vogue Mexico in Mexican Spanish 6 July 2019 Retrieved 23 April 2020 d Arles Les Rencontres Maya Goded www rencontres arles com Retrieved 22 April 2020 Women Bylines Mexico People Like Carmen by Maya Goded Chime for Change in Italian 4 September 2019 Retrieved 22 April 2020 Las Olvidadas The Forgotten Women Photographs by Maya Goded California Museum of Photography Retrieved 22 April 2020 Una reina a su gusto FICM Retrieved 22 April 2020 SDPnoticias com Competira el corto Una reina a su gusto en novena edicion del FIC SDPnoticias com in Spanish Retrieved 22 April 2020 a b World Press Photo biography Archived 18 March 2013 at the Wayback Machine a b Sundance 2016 Women Directors Meet Maya Goded Plaza de la Soledad womenandhollywood com Retrieved 22 April 2020 Plaza de la Soledad retrieved 22 April 2020 Rezayazdi Soheil 31 January 2016 Photographer turned Filmmaker Maya Goded Talks Sundance Doc Plaza de la Soledad Filmmaker Magazine Retrieved 22 April 2020 a b c Hopewell John 1 November 2015 Mexico Up Next Maya Goded Variety Retrieved 22 April 2020 plaza de la soledad Sundance Institute Retrieved 22 April 2020 Gasiorowski Dominika Representing Prostitutes in Mexico City Marginality in the Photographs of Maya Goded nomadit co uk Retrieved 22 April 2020 Maya Goded ILEX Photo Retrieved 22 April 2020 2001 Maya Goded W Eugene Smith Memorial Fund Retrieved 22 April 2020 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Maya Goded Colichio Retrieved 22 April 2020 External links editOfficial Website Interview with Maya Goded Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Maya Goded amp oldid 1177251551, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
