Jo Spence (1934–92) challenged the way in which women were represented, and was a pioneering on the application of photography as a therapeutic tool. Drawing on her personal experiences with breast cancer and the use of performance, she commented on broader political issues. Her work is being exhibited at Tate Britain together with her collaboration with the socialist-feminist collective Hackney Flashers.

Where: Tate Britain. Main hall. Free entrance. Until Autumn 2016.