“Grant Romer, world-renowned photography authority and former Director of Conservation for the International Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House in Rochester, New York, introduces recently evolved thinking about the daguerreotype in light of the dramatic changes in imaging and information technology over the last ten years.

Romer also examines the basics of daguerreotype connoisseurship through an overview of the history of the process and illustrations of the unique qualities of the daguerreotype.”

© Art Streiber

Las Vegas Birthday Slideshow from Little Brown Mushroom on Vimeo.

From the Library: Riley and His Story from Little Brown Mushroom on Vimeo.

Glass Jars from Little Brown Mushroom on Vimeo.

“The Harry Shearer lecture and panel discussion at the High Museum of Art has been rescheduled. Please note the new date and venue:

Friday, November 20, 2009
7:00pm
Hill Auditorium
High Museum of Art

Tickets for previous ticket holders are now available by CALLING the Woodruff Center Box Office at 404-733-5000. Online reservations will be activated and opened to the general public on Monday, October 19.

Tickets from the previous lecture will not automatically roll over. You must call the box office to reserve new tickets.”

Thank you for your understanding.

The first event of ACP’s programming is this Thursday: Christopher Bucklow, ACP 10 Lecture Series, at Rich Theater, Woodruff Arts Center.

Christopher Bucklow is widely known for the photographic silhouettes he makes using a pinhole camera. In Europe, Bucklow is also known for the ongoing series of paintings that stem from those photographs. Currently working in both media, Bucklow is exhibiting new photographs at Jackson Fine Art in Atlanta, and recent paintings at Riflemaker gallery in London.

In 2004 Blindspot, New York, published a monograph on his photographs entitled “Guest”, and that same year, The British Museum published a monograph on his paintings (“Christopher Bucklow: If This Be Not I”). Bucklow also exhibits with Artereal gallery in Australia, and Mssohkan Gallery in Japan. He has recently written a book on the iconography of Philip Guston’s late paintings. His work is included in the collections of many museums across the United States.

This event is free and open to the public. Christopher Bucklow’s lecture coincides with an exhibition of his work at Jackson Fine Art. Presented with the High Museum of Art and Jackson Fine Art.

Rich Theater @ Woodruff Arts Center
1280 Peachtree Street NE
Atlanta GA 30309
W: www.woodruffcenter.org
T: 404.733.4200