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The Art of Remembering – A Photography Workshop. Wed 25 September 2024, 11am – 3pm.

£75.00

Participants will need to bring along a ‘memory’ as a physical photograph.
A camera with a regular SD card (All pictures need to be shot as a jpeg for printing purposes)
Any props that may be useful for creating your images.
All other materials will be provided.

Please wear comfortable ‘all terrain’ footwear.

Please bring a packed lunch.

Tea/coffee and a slice of cake will be provided.

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Description

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Lee Miller and Roland Penrose moving to Farleys, this photography workshop, facilitated by Elizabeth Doak and Gisela Torres, will explore the theme of memories and remembering, and consider how the very nature of a photograph means it will always speak of, and evoke the past.

As photography educators, Elizabeth (Betsy) Doak and Gisela Torres have led photography workshops at The National Portrait Gallery, The Photographer’s Gallery, The Barbican, The V&A and The Wallace Collection.

Wednesday 25th September 2024 11am-3pm. £75

Tickets are non-exchangeable, non-refundable. Please be sure of your availability when you book. Thank you.

Additional information

Date

Wed 25 Sep 2024

Participants will be invited to share a treasured personal photograph and to tell the story behind it, from this beginning we will work to expand that story, encouraging imaginative dreamlike ideas into a series of images that can be presented as a zig zag book ‘zine’ or a collage. The work will be made within the inspiring setting of Farleys garden with technical and creative guidance from Elizabeth and Gisela.

 

Gisela and Elizabeth met as core educators at the National Portrait Gallery, London and have worked together on projects for over 20 years.

Gisela lives in London and has a BFA in Film and Video (School of Visual Arts, NYC) and an MA in Photography Arts (University of Westminster). She is an educator and multidisciplinary artist making work to reimagine narratives of under-represented histories, body politics and mourning.

https://www.giselatorres.com

Elizabeth lives in Eastbourne and has a BA Hons Degree and MA in photographic studies. She is an educator working with local communities on projects centred around place, memory and belonging. Her own work is formed from research, with a layered historical and literary context as a basis for re telling stories within a variety of photographic medium.

https://www.elizabethbetsydoak.com/

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