Art Sandwiched In: Photography as Visual Storytelling and Community Memory
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2416 North Mills Avenue Orlando, FL 32803
An informal lunchtime program with engaging speakers or films held on selected Wednesdays from noon-1pm with coffee and cookies provided. Bring your own bag lunch and feed your hunger for art! Sponsored by Caroline and Jeffrey Blydenburgh. Additional support provided by The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation.
November 1: Photography as Visual Storytelling and Community Memory
presented by Peter Schreyer, Director of Crealdé School of Art
Peter Schreyer will share observations and invite discussion about his favorite images from Bearing Witness: Early 20th-Century Photography from the Karen and Frederick Dawson Collection. As a working film-based photographer, he will also show important period cameras used in the creation of the historic images from the collection. Schreyer is a Swiss-born internationally exhibited, award-winning documentary photographer and the long-time director of Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park.
An informal lunchtime program with engaging speakers or films held on selected Wednesdays from noon-1pm with coffee and cookies provided. Bring your own bag lunch and feed your hunger for art! Sponsored by Caroline and Jeffrey Blydenburgh. Additional support provided by The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation.
November 1: Photography as Visual Storytelling and Community Memory
presented by Peter Schreyer, Director of Crealdé School of Art
Peter Schreyer will share observations and invite discussion about his favorite images from Bearing Witness: Early 20th-Century Photography from the Karen and Frederick Dawson Collection. As a working film-based photographer, he will also show important period cameras used in the creation of the historic images from the collection. Schreyer is a Swiss-born internationally exhibited, award-winning documentary photographer and the long-time director of Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park.
