About this Event
Euan Lynn: An Instant History: The Story Of Instant Photography
The concept of a photograph becoming available to us instantly is something we now take for granted – but it was the Polaroid company who first brought us this miracle in the 1940’s, and then subsequently refined it over the coming decades. Pioneered by Edwin Land, instant photography cut out the need for darkrooms, development and printing, giving you your photograph (almost) instantaneously. This talk will trace the development of instant photography from the 40’s to the present day, looking at its cultural importance as well as the artists who have utilised it for their work.
Euan Lynn is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Newcastle, working across photography, electronic sound and installation, whose work explores the legacies of modernism and how they relate to the present day.
https://www.euanlynn.com/
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The event is free for Friends of the Hatton members, or £5 at the door for non-members. You can join the Friends with a yearly subscription of Single: £15/ Family & Double: £20/ Students & under 25s: £5.
As a Friend, you get to :
– Exhibit your artwork in exhibitions organised by the Friends.
– Attend special events, workshops and lectures.
– Access to the Philip Robinson library (main Newcastle University reference library). There is also an Archive and Research space, which Friends can use.
– Receive regular bulletins throughout the year
– Get discounts in the art material store next to the Gallery
– Get discounts in the Gallery Shop
– Get discounts on framing at an established Newcastle based picture framer Reid Framing.
F ind out more here and join on the Friends of the Hatton website: https://friendsofthehatton.org.uk/join-us/
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Hatton Gallery, King's Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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