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Tate Modern Workshop

In Practice: Andy Warhol Recoding the world

2 September 2020 at 17.00–19.00
photo of a man's arm

2019, Roxy Lee

Explore the work of Andy Warhol through photography

Join this digital In Practice session with photographer Roxy Lee. Learn the practical skills of Photography Curation working with peers in response Andy Warhol.

The workshops will begin with a special virtual tour of the exhibition, exploring how image-making shapes the world around us.

Working alongside the artist, the workshop is an opportunity to experiment with peers and share ideas. The artist will also share their career pathway and practice, demystifying what it’s really like to be an artist today.

This workshop is for 16 – 25s only.

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London SE1 9TG
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