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AuthorPostedbyMichael Wayne Planton September 17, 2013

Martin Parr in conversation with Sean O’Hagan and Kate Fox at the Media Space, Science Museum

Martin Parr in conversation with Sean O’Hagan and Kate Fox

This one will be worth going to I am going to do my best to be at this myself. It will mean getting someone to cover my class and I might even try to get my class to attend if I can. Documentary Photographer Martin Parr was inspired by Tony Ray-Jones and I think this talk will be very interesting as I think the two people in conversation with Martin Parr will be able to engage him in an interesting debate.

Martin Parr in conversation with Sean O'Hagan and Kate Fox

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Tuesday 19 November 2013, 19.45–21.15
IMAX Theatre

Martin Parr reflects on the profound influence Tony Ray-Jones’s practice has had on his work and their shared interest in documenting English social ritual and behaviour, with Kate Fox, social anthropologist and author of Watching the English, and Sean O’Hagan, writer on art, culture and photography for the Guardian and Observer.

Booking essential

Please arrive at the Science Museum Groups Entrance on Imperial College Road.
Entry from 19.15, event starts at 19.45.
Allow 10 minutes to walk from the Groups Entrance to the IMAX Theatre.

Odeon Cinema, Halifax, 1977 by Martin Parr © Martin Parr/Magnum

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