12201164460?profile=originalDeveloped by Catlin Langford - Curatorial Fellow in Photography at the V&A, in association with Barbican, this six-week online evening course will provide you with an introduction to the history of photography, focusing on the idea of ‘truth’.

Discover early manipulation techniques, staged scenes, and faked imagery, from fairies to phantoms. Learn through illustrated lectures featuring works by a range of artists, including Roger Fenton, Dorothy Wilding, Carrie Mae Weems, Henry Peach Robinson, Brook Andrew, Jo Spence, Iñaki Bonillas, Hans Eijkelboom, Dorothea Lange, among many others.

At the end of the course, you can expect to have developed a deeper understanding of the history of photography and should feel confident to critically engage with historical and contemporary photographic images.

About Perceptions of Truth in Photography

with Catlin Langford - Curatorial Fellow in Photography at the V&A
Barbican Centre

Wednesday evenings on 28 April, 5, 12, 19, 26 May and 2 June 2021
6.30–8pm BST (UTC+1)

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