Led by artist and lecturer Joy Gregory

Mondays 2 June 2008 – 7 July 2008, 18.45–20.15

Photography could be described as the universal language of the twentieth century. This six week course takes the exhibition Street and Studio, along with other works on display, as a basis to explore and examine photography’s relationship with truth and representation.

Participants will look at photography’s impact on perception, using images from around the globe. This course is open to any one interested in discussing photography and no previous experience or knowledge is necessary.

Tate Modern  Seminar Room
£90 (£75 concessions), booking required

  

This event is related to the Street & Studio: An Urban History of Photography exhibition