About this Event
Join us for a special screening of , a 2018 documentary about the photographer Dorothy Bohm (1924 - 2023), whose exhibition is currently on view in our upstairs galleries.
The screening - which coincides almost exactly with what would have been Dorothy’s 100th birthday - will be followed by a Q&A with her daughter, art historian Monica Bohm-Duchen.
About Seeing Daylight
A retrospective on one of Britain's most accomplished street photographers. Dorothy Bohm was one of Britain’s finest street photographers, arriving in the UK in 1939 after fleeing Nazi persecution in Lithuania. She captured moments in life with humanity and compassion. With contributions from friends and family, and reflections from Dorothy herself, this insightful documentary reflects her most important images and revisits the places that shaped her unique view of the world.
Running time: 45 minutes
With thanks to: Unity House Productions
Doors and bar open: 6pm
Screening begins: 6.30pm
Q&A: 7.30pm
Please note: Burgh House is a small arts charity, and we rely on ticket sales to generate income and keep the House open for free. Therefore tickets for events at Burgh House are non-refundable.
Kindly funded by the Marie-Louise von Motesiczky Charitable Trust.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Burgh House, New End Square, London, United Kingdom
GBP 3.00 to GBP 5.00
