Can movement become sculpture?

16 October

11am and 2pm-1pm and 4pm

11.00-13:00 & 14:00-16:00

Artist and Photographer Bill Leslie will be working with the public to answer this question and their work will appear on the Outdoor Hub at St Peters Church, Brighton on Saturday 22 October. 

Join Bill for a practical workshop asking the question ‘what happens to sculpture when it is photographed’. These sessions will explore the potential for movement within the photographic process. Using multiple light sources and long-exposures we will create objects and models, which will generate the impression of movement and dynamism in front of the camera. We will consider how sculptural forms will act when moved, swung, turned and spun, in response to examples of artists’ whose work has dealt with these ideas. 

Visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/can-movement-become-sculpture-a-workshop-with-bill-leslie-tickets-27681345650 for more information and booking, age 16+).

We will be sharing our answers on Instagram.  Have your say and share yours! www.instagram.com/photofringe #BPF16Participate

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