Snapshot Tour and Street Photography
Led by Katie McCall
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Keith Pattison
Josie Smith, a retired, disabled miner, during police efforts to escort returning miners back to work 1984 |
Saturday 4 March 2006, 10.00–16.30
Documentary photography is a longstanding tradition, the most ubiquitous form being photojournalism. Using the Making History exhibition as a starting point, this weekend explores different methods, forms and possibilities within documentary practice. Led by a professional photographer and one of Tate Liverpool's artist educators Katie McCall, spend time in the exhibition exploring iconic works and some of the countries most influential practitioners and then try out some of your own ideas!
No experience necessary. Bring a camera (any type) and comfortable shoes.
Tate Liverpool
£45 (£25 concessions), booking required
Places are strictly limited
£45 (£25 concessions), booking required
Places are strictly limited
For tickets, call 0151 702 7400.
This event is related to the Making History: Art and Documentary in Britain from 1929 to Now exhibition
