Title:
Don’t lets mention money..ideas on fine art photography
Date:
Saturday 24 February 2007
Time:
10-5pm
Venue:
***CHANGE OF VENUE*** lecture theatre at the Custard Factory, gibb street b9 4aa
Tel:
0121 773 7889
Email:
info@rhubarb-rhubarb.net
Web:
www.rhubarb-rhubarb.net
Price:
***PRICE REDUCTION*** now £80 per ticket £60.00 cons* – limited to 102 spaces
Speakers:
Susan Bright, Sian Bonnell, Stephen Gill, Vee Speers and Max Kandhola
due to circumstance beyond our control we have had to change the venue of the seminar. the new venue will be the lecture theatre at the custard factory.
The Custard Factory
Gibb Street
Digbeth
Birmingham
B9 4AA
we are very sorry for any inconvenience caused. (the google map link below may help with directions from new street station)it is about a 10 min walk. everything else will remain the same,the speakers and the running order we will also still provide you with refreshments and food on the day. the good news tho is that is cheaper! due to the venue being less expensive.we will give you credit note and refund for £15.00 each ticket on the 24th feb.
www.custardfactory.com
Get Directions with Google maps
please drop me a line if you have any queries.
regards
LM
Over the last few years, there has been an increasing focus on the economics of working as a fine art photographer. This day concentrates on ideas, how they are formed, where they come from and how to grow them and make them visible in the public domain.
Between them, the speakers have experience of curation, publishing and exhibiting in national and international arenas.
All participants are encouraged to bring their folios for sharing and discussion.
Please contact Lorna-Mary Webb on details above to book a ticket.
*proof needed.
Title:
East Meets Eastside
Date:
Thursday 26 July
Time:
1.00 pm
Venue:
1st Floor, Curzon Street Station,New Canal Street (opp Millennium Point) Eastside, Birmingham
Tel:
0121 773 7889
Email:
info@rhubarb-rhubarb.net
Web:
www.rhubarb-rhubarb.net
Price:
£20 /£15 rhubarb attendants/£12.50 concessions with- evidence
Speakers:
Max Kandhola
Stuart Whipps
Dr Alke Pande
Duan Yuting
Frédéric Delangle
Eastside houses Curzon Street, the new venue for Rhubarb this year. Built in 1838, as the first station to link Birmingham to London, it opened up the world beyond, carrying people and goods along the trade routes for industry. The new creative industrialists, such as photographers, are seeking out their own routes to market. Eastside becomes the place of creative departure and arrival as two Birmingham based image makers discuss their travels to find ancestral lands in India’s Punjab – Max Kandhola, or the future of the car trade as it shifts from the West Midlands to China – Stuart Whipps. Rhubarb joins them with new travellers to Eastside – from the Habitat Gallery in New Delhi – Dr Alke Pande; the Liangzou Photography Festival – Duan Yuting, and an intrepid Parisian photographic explorer following in the footsteps of Cartier Bresson in the fading splendour of Ahmedabad – Frédéric Delangle.
The speakers will discuss their travels with the image, how new journeys and technologies affect their practice in the fine art world, as either producers or curators, and the potential for showing work in the East.