On 13 February 2027, explore how photography transformed art and our view of the world at the MJC in Cavaillon, with Rosalind Archer and Charly Grosse.
MJC, 157 avenue Général De Gaulle, 84300, Cavaillon
Saturday 13 February 2027 between 3 pm and 4.15 pm.
How did photography revolutionise the way we see the world? On Saturday 13 February 2027, the MJC in Cavaillon hosts an art history lecture with Rosalind Archer and Charly Grosse. From the emergence of photography in the 19th century to its subsequent development, discover how photographic images have transformed our relationship with time, memory and reality.
A face, a landscape, a street scene, a fleeting moment... With the arrival of photography in the 19th century came an entirely new way of representing the world. For the first time, images could capture extraordinary detail and preserve moments that would otherwise disappear. This invention gradually transformed artistic practices, as well as our relationship with time and memory.
Join Rosalind Archer and Charly Grosse to explore the major developments in photography and the changes it brought to art history. Through portraits, landscapes and scenes of everyday life, discover how this new image-making technique opened up fresh perspectives on reality and reshaped the way we look at the world.
Bringing together art history and photography, this lecture explores how a technical invention became a form of artistic expression and a witness to our shared history.
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Saturday 13 February 2027 between 3 pm and 4.15 pm.
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One price : 8 €.
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