About this Event
Through discussion and critical inquiry, we'll explore what it means to make an image, but also consider the moral and social implications of taking and sharing photographs
What We'll Explore:
- The Act of Image-Making
- The power dynamics inherent in photography
- Consent, context, and representation
- The implications of instant sharing in our hyperconnected world
- Consuming Images Responsibly
- How do we critically engage with photographs we encounter?
- Our responsibilities as viewers and sharers of other people's images
- The ethics of liking, sharing, and commenting
Workshop Goals:
By the end of this two-hour session, participants will have:
- Engaged with questions about intention, power, and responsibility in image-making.
- Examined the ethical complexities of both creating and consuming photographs.
- Considered philosophical and social perspectives on visual representation.
- Developed a more critical, reflective stance toward photography in contemporary culture.
This workshop is for anyone who takes photographs
Image credit: Tina Rowe
About the workshop facilitator
Tina Rowe is a researcher and artist who works closely with people and their stories. She focuses on building collaborative relationships, creating images and projects that grow from trust, shared experience, and long-term engagement. Her practices is guided by curiosity and care, and a commitment to representing others.
@tinarororo
www.tinarowe.co.uk
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About this series of events
Flowing through: a workshop festival
Monday 01 & Tuesday 02 December 2025
Curious about stepping into a live performance? Ever wanted to make your own mini-booklet? Or simply want to get lost in a new making process alongside other creatives?
This two day workshop festival at Two Temple Place is your chance to experiment, play, and discover new possibilities. Led by UAL students and staff these workshops will guide you through hands-on creative activities.
All the workshops respond to themes related to vulnerability, resilience, identity, and emotional well-being. Themes that form part of The Weight of Being exhibition taking place at Two Temple Place in January 2026.
Free and open to all. Booking essential.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Two Temple Place, 2 Temple Place, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
