Information and discussion on all aspects of British photographic history
All course Events (10)
February 10Tuesday
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Visual Sources for Historians
February 10, 2009 at 10:45am – Institute of Historical Research In response to an increasing interest in visual culture by historians and the growing importance of the visualisation of history, this course for Spring 2009 introduces issues and approaches to the u… Organized by Institute of Historical Research | Type: course
September 17Thursday
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Identifying prints: what process is it and how is it done?
September 17, 2009 to September 18, 2009 – University of Reading A two day seminar and workshop explaining and demonstrating the range of printing processes – relief, intaglio and planographic, in black and white and colour. The course will focus on a wide range o… Organized by Department of Typography and Graphic Communication | Type: short, course
June 14Monday
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Preservation & Conservation of Photographic Materials
June 14, 2010 to July 30, 2010 – The Centre for Photographic Conservation This seven week Certificated course will comprise an intensive theory and practical workshop, for conservators and conservation students, aimed at introducing and developing knowledge and skills in t… Organized by The Centre for Photographic Conservation | Type: course, -, fee, payable
October 12Tuesday
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The Art of Photography: From the Beginnings to Now
October 12, 2010 to December 14, 2010 – V&A South Kensington Tuesdays, 12 October–14 December. No half term. 18.30–20.30 Investigate the key innovators and ideas which have shaped the development of photography as a medium for creative expression since 1839.… Organized by V&A Museum | Type: short, course
January 7Saturday
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Investigating the Archives: Photographic Collections of London
January 7, 2012 to February 4, 2012 – The Photographers' Gallery/Birkbeck College From the collections at the V&A and Royal Anthropological Institute to those at local libraries and in the professional archives of Magnum Photos, London is host to a surprising variety of often… Organized by The Photographers' Gallery with Birkbeck College | Type: course
January 31Tuesday
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Photography: from Talbot to the Contemporary
January 31, 2012 to March 13, 2012 – Sotheby's Institute of Art As the field of photography gains increased recognition within the art world, this course provides a foundation in the history of the medium from the experiments carried out in the nineteenth century… Organized by Sotheby's Institute of Art | Type: course
April 17Tuesday
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Photography and Photographers in Britain 1839-2012
April 17, 2012 to June 12, 2012 – Seminar Room Three, The Victoria and Albert Museum Investigate the work of British photographers from the nineteenth century to the present and discuss key ideas and questions shaping the history of photography as a medium for creative expression. Tu… Organized by The Victoria and Albert Museum | Type: course
October 28Friday
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Identification of 19th & 20th Century Negative Processes
October 28, 2016 all day – Fotorestauratie Atelier, Van Diemenstraat 410, Amsterdam, the Netherlands Date: 28 October 2016Costs: 175,00 euro excl. VAT The costs include lunch & coffee breaks, and the course readerAlthough the main focus of this 1-day course is the identification of the mo… Organized by Clara von Waldthausen | Type: course
December 5Monday
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Stereoscopy: an Introduction to Victorian Stereo Photography
December 5, 2016 to December 19, 2016 – online National Museums Scotland are re-launching Stereoscopy: an Introduction to Victorian Stereo Photography MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on 5 December, on Futurelearn – details of how to register ar… Organized by Christine McLean | Type: online, course
November 6Monday
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Courses in recognising 19th century printing techniques
November 6, 2017 to December 4, 2017 – Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Teaching how to recognise the technologies used to make illustrations, prints and reproductions in the 19th century. All classes will be given with a large collection of original prints and materials… Organized by Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam | Type: course
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