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0000085_HalfMoonCamerawork_Poster_Photography on the Curriculum.jpg

Camera Obscured? Perspectives on contemporary British Photograhy seminar series

Perspectives on contemporary British Photography 2. Photography on the Curriculum The purporse of Photographic Education This seminar, the second in the Camera Obscured series, is an opportunity for some of the leading teachers in photography to discuss in open forum their own evaluation of current standards in British Photography, the paths they would like to see pursued and their role in shaping the future direction of photography. Participants include Dennis Boxall, Tom Cooper, Euan Duff, Bill Gaskins, Margaret Harker, David Hurn, Peter Turner

Item No.

0000085

Format
Poster
Medium

Printed Exhibition Poster

Dimension/Duration/Pages

1 page

Origination Date
1975
Theme
Politics of photography
Photographic practice
Education
Half Moon/Camerawork
Collection
Half Moon Photography Workshop / Camerawork
Project Locations

Aldgate East, London, UK

Originator
Copyright

Four Corners/Half Moon Photography Workshop/Camerawork, 1975 George Solomonides All Rights Reserved

For copyright and publishing enquiries please contact info@fourcornersfilm.co.uk

Tags
seminar, talk, standards, photographic education
seminar, talk, standards, photographic education
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