Tony Maniaty will give an illustrated talk titled ‘France and Photography, 1830-1990’, highlighting the central role of France in the birth and development of the photographic arts, from the blurry output of Niépce’s 19th century ‘camera obscura’ to the classic ‘decisive moment’ street photographs of Henri Cartier-Bresson and other celebrated 20th century photo-artists.

A regular visitor to France, Tony Maniaty spent two years based in Paris as SBS’s European Correspondent, and 2020 living in Provence and the capital. As well as a lifelong embrace of photography, Tony’s professional career has included journalism, writing fiction and films, and lecturing as Associate Professor of Creative Practices at UTS in Sydney. He currently lives in Naremburn, on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, and plans to return to France when circumstances allow.

Conditions:

Bookings essential – We cannot take drop-ins on the day and all participants must be registered with their own name and contact details to help keep this event COVID-safe.
All attendees must check in using the Service NSW app and provide documentation of vaccination status to staff.
Attendees are asked to practice physical distancing and good hygiene.

This is a COVID-safe event. Please do not attend if you are suffering any COVID-19 related symptoms.

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