Friday 31 March 2006, 19.00–20.30

Join US-based award winning, Magnum photographer and film-maker Susan Meiselas as she discusses her photographic career that includes coverage of the insurrection in Nicaragua to the documentation of human rights in Latin America. In the past decade, she has turned to consider the place of photography in history and collective memory. This includes curating a 100-year photographic history of Kurdistan. This talk charts the fascinating career of a photographic luminary.

Tate Liverpool 
£5 (£4 concessions), booking recommended

  

See also:

  Master Class: Susan Meiselas   Saturday 1 April 2006

This event is related to the Making History: Art and Documentary in Britain from 1929 to Now exhibition