Artist Talk: Richard Wentworth

Artist Talk: Richard Wentworth in conversation with leading designer, Kit Grover.

Tickets
Our talks are open to all; we recommend advance booking to guarantee your place.
Tickets: £5 per talk, £2.50 concessions*
Series ticket for all three talks: £12, £6.00 concessions*

*Concessions are available to: Photoworks subscribers, people who are registered disabled, under 16's, students in education and people who are registered unemployed.
Group Discounts of 10% are given on booking of 10 or more seats.
Please being proof of ID with you to the talk.

Click here to book online or call Photoworks on 01273 607523 during office hours (mon-fri 10-5) with your card details.

Access to the Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, 58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton: click here for directions and travel information. Wheelchair users are welcome. Guide dogs are admitted into the auditorium. Induction loops available for the hard of hearing.

The second in a series of three discussions by artists, writers and curators working with contemporary photography, devised by Photoworks and the University of Brighton and open to all. The current series focuses on the nature and use of objects within the representational space of the photographic image.



Since graduating from the RCA in the 1970s, Richard Wentworth has played a hugely influential role in contemporary British art. His work manipulates industrial and/or found objects into works of art, transforming the way we think about sculpture and photography. In his ongoing project Making Do and Getting By, Wentworth has been documenting aspects of everyday life over the past thirty years.

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