Sculpture, photography and mobility
Workshop, Henry Moore Institute Seminar Room
21 May 2014
This workshop, staged to coincide with the exhibition Photographing
Sculpture: How the Image Moves the Object, looks at photography's
complex relationship with sculpture through its endless staging and
contextualisations, capturing sculptural objects in different places
and spaces, from the nineteenth century onwards. This workshop is a
collaboration with scholars at the Humboldt University in Berlin.
2-4pm – Speakers/papers
Dennis Jelonnek (Free University, Berlin)
'How to Photograph Sculptures with your Polaroid Land Camera'
Nikola Doll (Art Historian/Curator, Berlin)
'Photography and the Re-installation of Sculpture Exhibitions'
Angela Lammert (Akademie der Künste, Berlin)
'80s-based Sculpture. An Exhibition Review'
This event will be chaired by Lisa Le Feuvre and Jon Wood (Henry Moore
Institute), with a response from Matthias Bruhn (Humboldt University,
Berlin).
For more information please contact Kirstie Gregory, Research
Programme Assistant: kirstiehenry-moore.org, or book a place at this
event online.

6pm - Leverhulme Institute lecture, Leeds Art Gallery Lecture Theatre

Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev (Leverhulme Visiting Professor, University
of Leeds, 2013-14) with a response from artist Susan Philipsz
‘Some considerations on the question of sculpture: matter, materials,
new materialisms’

For more information:
http://www.henry-moore.org/hmi/events/photographing-sculpture-workshop